Why Kirkcudbright?
There is no mistaking why children who visit Kirkcudbright think they are in ‘Balamory’ . All you have to do is take a walk down the Old High Street, Castle Street and St. Cuthbert Street to see the riot of colours used to paint the houses. and is be fitting with Kirkcudbright’s signature of the ’Artists Town’ that still draws the modern day artists that it did in its rich artistic past. The excellent Broughton House and Tolbooth Art Gallery can connect you more to the artistic past of Kirkcudbright while you can still connect with the modern generation of artists who are exhibited in the numerous galleries throughout the town.
Kirkcudbright also offers an excellent base to explore the surrounding area. For those with sport and the great outdoors there are great golf courses to cater for all abilities, some of the best mountain biking in the country, excellent fishing, and a wide array of watersports within a short drive on some of the quietest roads in the UK. For those looking for a more relaxed holiday there are numerous castles to visit, beautiful sandy beaches to spend the day at, gentle coastal walks and so much more if you can get beyond Kirkcudbright.
Whatever your interests we are sure you will find plenty to do and lots of places to explore and enjoy using 26 Millburn Street as a base.
Kirkcudbright has so much offer that this web page simply cannot do justice to it. For further reference on the numerous attractions we recommend the excellent Kirkcudbright Web Pages.
