Architecture Trail

The Stadium, locally referred to as the 3G Arena, was designed by the architect Peter Womersley with Ove Arup ...

Galashiels used to play a major part in the textiles industry and was home to many mills. To this day, the town ...

This burial aisle is the second-oldest building on this trail and is part of the Old Town Cemetery. The Aisle, ...

This church is stunning in the daylight, but if you get a chance to walk past it at night too, you’ll see it in a ...

This building is the oldest on this trail – and probably one of the oldest buildings in town! Old Gala House dates ...

The Galashiels Bowling Club pavilion is a good example of the 'Arts and Crafts' style, with an “English” ...

The original Burgh Chambers were built in 1867. Extensive additions and alterations were made by the leading ...

Would you believe us if we told you that a mill used to sit right here? Galashiels Cornmill, which originally ...

The Royal Bank of Scotland owns some beautiful buildings – including their branch in Galashiels. The building, ...

The brand-new Great Tapestry of Scotland Visitor Centre was commissioned to provide a permanent display for the ...

Formerly known as the Maxwell Hotel, this impressive building replaced the earlier Commercial Hotel which was on ...

This modern building looks very different from the usual stone houses you’ll see around town. Laidlaw Court ...