Dumfries Places of Interest

Scottish poet Robert Burns lived at Ellisland Farm in Dumfries and Galloway - now one of the most popular Burns visitor attractions and museums in Scotland.The farmhouse built by Robert Burns contains... more

This award winning visitor centre tells the story of the connections between Robert Burns and the town of Dumfries. Many original documents and relics of the poet illuminate the well-researched exhibi... more

Situated in St Michael's Kirkyard, is the impressive Grecian Mausoleum in which Burns, his widow Jean and five of their family lie. Burns was originally buried in a modest grave in a corner just to th... more

This carefully renovated 18^th Century waterpower oatmeal mill is in full working order and regular demonstrations are given for visitors during the summer. Exhibition area, shop, picnic ar... more

Cross the fifteenth century Devorgilla Bridge to the Old Bridge House. Built in 1660 into the Sandstone Bridge itself, Dumfries oldest house is now a museum of everyday life in the town. You will see ... more