Jedburgh Abbey

Founded by King David I in 1138 for Augustinian Canons Jedburgh Abbey is a stunning Romanesque gothic style abbey located in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders. Surrounding the remains of the grand abbey are a collection remains of the abbeys cloister and domestic buildings.

Jedburgh Abbey’s visitor centre showcases a range of artefacts such as the intricate 12th century “Jedburgh Comb” and carved stones uncovered from the excavations of the abbeys cloister buildings along with a selection of exhibitions and visitor amenities.

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Facilities

Car Parking, Disabled Access, Shop, Toilets