Mary Queen of Scots Visitor Centre Jedburgh

Mary Queen of Scots' Visitors Centre    

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(622) · Museum in Jedburgh, United Kingdom
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Mar 17, 2025
Good free with donation exhibition in Mary's temporary house. Good easy to follow exhibits with descriptions throughout the house. House is not equipped like it would have been during her time howeve…Full review by Busker999
Oct 31, 2024
An old house that Mary Queen of Scots stayed at is now a small museum dedicated to her. There are several exhibits and lots of info about her. Well worth a visitFull review by KingOfTheNorth99
Oct 16, 2024
This is well worth a visit, visited with our 3 kids whilst on holiday in the area and they said they enjoyed it. Very detailed information on offer about Mary from birth until her death which i foun…Full review by 140christym
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Are dogs allowed
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I don't know.
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Is there a direct bus from Edinburg to Jedburg to see Mary, Queen of Scots house? If so what is the number?
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We were on a day trip with Rabbies tours to Vindolanda from Edinburgh,and it stopped at Jedburgh.Can recommend this tour.
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The adnmission price
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It’s free, although a donations box is there :)
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Hi, looking to plan a holiday in around September to Jedburgh but looking to see how many dog friendly places there are. …
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Hi, looking to plan a holiday in around September to Jedburgh but looking to see how many dog friendly places there are. I understand dogs would not be allowed bin the building but are they allowed on the grounds on a leash please? thank you
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I am sure they are allowed
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What is the easiest way to get to Jedburgh if my friend and I are staying in Edinburgh?
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From Edinburgh take the Road marked A68. Keep on A68 all the way to Jedburgh. It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes approximately to make the Journey.
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