Hume Castle
Things to do in Duns Scottish Borders
Historical-Buildings in Scotland
Description: A rare example of a simple courtyard castle of the 13th century, the ruined curtain walls forming the basis of a folly built in 1794 for the last Earl of Marchmont.
Ownership:
In the care of the Berwickshire Civic Society
Situation � OS ref: NT 704413
How to get there:
By car: In the village of Hume, which lies between Kelso and Greenlaw, just off the B6364 road.
By public transport: Duns to Kelso bus service, regular but spasmodic, passes through Hume.
Seasonal opening details (2006):
1st April to 31st October.
Key available from large house opposite castle during period 3rd Jan to 31st March.
Opening Hours:
Daylight hours, or as above in winter
Facilities:
Admission:
Free
Contact:
Attached attractions:
Additional info:
Web link: (where appropriate):
Places to stay nearby:
Duns
Local towns and villages:
Greenlaw
- Stichill
- Duns
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