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The impressive town of
Selkirk comforts on the Scottish Border, South of River Tweed, with
plenty of sights and sceneries to look for. Located five miles Southwest
of Melrose, this royal burgh flaunts a splendid countryside and
picturesque outdoors. Its secluded charm and friendly populace makes
Selkirk a perfect hideout among travelers and holiday makers.
The Market Square at one end of the high
street holds a choice of shops, so don't miss out to buy the local
favourite, 'Selkirk Bannock', a hard dried fruit cake. There are also an
array of historic monuments narrating the glorious past of Selkirk. For
visitors interest there are museums and art galleries, or one can step
out for salmon fishing in the rivers out here. So plenty of option to
look for in
Selkirk.
The place also has a prosperous woollen
industry which most of the people here are associated with for their
livelihood. Selkirk also hold the
Scotland's oldest horse racing track, the Gala Rig which too adds to
the importance of this town.
Attractions in Selkirk
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Bowhill House and Country Park
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Halliwells House Museum
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Selkirk Glass Visitor Centre
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Sir Walter Scott's Courtroom
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Abbotsford House
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Melrose Abbey
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