Jedburgh Abbey, founded in 1138, was a frequent target for invading border armies. Today, there is a cloister and herb garden to explore. The visitor centre contains a reconstruction of the abbey in its heyday and artefacts excavated from the site. There is also a museum of the construction of the abbey with hands-on interactives. Computer- based video and virtual tour available. Dressing up clothes for adults and children. • In Jedburgh on the A68 • Open all year • Admission: Adult £5.20 Child £2.60 Concessions £4.20 • VisitScotland grading ★★★★★