Abbotsford - The Home of Sir Walter Scott

Visit the beautiful Abbotsford House for one of the best days out in Scotland today Located in the heart of the beautiful Borders countryside, Abbotsford was built by Sir Walter Scott in the nineteenth century as a family home, workspace and private museum and his interests can be seen in the amazing gothic architecture and interiors jam-packed with fascinating curios, artefacts, books and stories galore. Abbotsford House: Visit the home of Sir Walter Scott in Scotland Children under 3 years old GO FREE! Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages! Duration: The house is open daily from 10AM to 5PM, with the last entry at 4PM. Location: Head to the Abbotsford Visitor Centre, which includes a gift shop, café, and free exhibition. What's On at Abbotsford House in Melrose? Discover the world of Sir Walter Scott Visit the incredibly historic house and tour the free exhibition Tour rooms that have been left untouched since Sir Walter Scott's passing Gain an intimate insight into the personality and characteristics of the historic figure Explore the personal collections of Sir Walter Scott Uncover unusual items such as weapons of Rob Roy and the case book of Napoleon See a bullet and piece of oatcake taken from the site of Culloden Battlefield Visit Sir Walter's study, library, drawing room, entrance hall, small armour and dining room, where he passed on 21st September 1832 Take a peek inside the gift shop and pick up a souvenir Take a stroll around the beautiful Walled Gardens Embark on a forest hike and explore the tranquil woodlands Feeling peckish? Treat yourself to a range of refreshment in Ochiltree's Cafe and Horsebox! Book Abbotsford House tickets today and have them delivered instantly via email & SMS.