Traquair House
4.7
from 220 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
April to October: 11am to 5pm July & August: 10.30am to 5pm October: 11am to 4pm November: weekends only, 11am to 3pm
Useful details
Cafe or restaurant
No cafe or restaurant on site
Shops
None
Scottish Borders, EH44 6PW
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Google reviews
4.7
from 220 Google reviews
Lynn Andrew
3 weeks ago
5
Went to the medieval fair weekend at the end of May. Camped in the neighbouring field (very, very basic) but otherwise brilliant. Lots of activities from archery to jousting, and beautiful grounds. Little park and mini animal but for the kids as well as a maze. Lovely little cafe and we got to try the Traquair beer which is delicious. Just a beautiful place to be.
Ghenadie Didenco
a month ago
5
Very beautiful place. Organised. Nice people. A lot of things to see and do. You can have a good break. And you have to buy a brewed beer. I recommend. Enjoy.
michael glowala
2 months ago
5
Oldest inhabited Stately Home in Scotland. Steeped in history. Plenty for all to do and see. Great cafe with plenty of choice. Plenty of parking including disabled and coaches. Can get busy at certain times of the year. Good value for money. Annual ticket is best for families.
Marina
3 weeks ago
4
Wanted to visit this house for so long. And finally did it. It is still authentic and full of historical stuff. A real treasure for everyone who enjoys history. Tickets for adults are 12£ and you can buy them in the shop inside the house.
Graham Haddy
a month ago
5
Excellent. Possibly one of the most interesting houses we have visited. Very interesting exhibits with house historical significance. Our visit was greatly enhanced by our guide (Pauline) who was informative, knowledgeable and had amusing tales to tell. A wonderful visit that can be thoroughly recommended.