As previously reported by the Daily Record, Kelso was described as the "most beautiful, if not the most romantic town in ...

Whether you're a history enthusiast or just appreciate beautiful scenery and architecture, Kelso Abbey is a must-see. This ruined abbey, thought to have been built in the 12th century, was once ...

The Kelso Abbey, built around 1128 by King David I, was at one time the oldest and largest of the border abbeys. As my children and I wondered through the ruins, ...

Kelso Abbey Also worth visiting is Kelso Abbey. It belonged to the Tironensian Order, which came to Selkirk from Tiron in France in 1113 - the first of David’s monastic foundations.

Amongst the standouts are the lavish Floors Castle and the ancient Kelso Abbey. Kelso is centred around a historic and picturesque town square, and so it only makes sense to make it your first stop.

Pupils from six primary schools in and around Kelso have been taking part in the Medieval Construction Science Show at the town's Abbey Row Centre. It is presented by Historic Scotland and ...

Recent geophysical ground surveys, by local youth groups under Kelso’s Townscape Heritage Initiative, suggest a long structure lies across a field beside Kelso abbey, which may be its “great ...

Exhibition celebrates history of Kelso Abbey. Artwork and drama is on display in Kelso, showcasing work by school children who have been learning about the town's Abbey.

Kelso Abbey Also worth visiting is Kelso Abbey. It belonged to the Tironensian Order, which came to Selkirk from Tiron in France in 1113 - the first of David’s monastic foundations.

Pupils from six primary schools in and around Kelso have been taking part in the Medieval Construction Science Show at the town's Abbey Row Centre. It is presented by Historic Scotland and ...