Selkirk (The Scottish Borders, Scotland)
Selkirk (The Scottish Borders (UK)) — The Scottish Borders, Scotland · Population: 5,730 · 178 m.
Département / ProvinceThe Scottish Borders
RégionScotland
Airport & RailEdinburgh Airport (EDI) · Edinburgh Waverley & Haymarket (LNER / ScotRail)
Daily Budget£115–£225 ($145–$290)
Accès & Transports
Edinburgh Airport (EDI) · Edinburgh Waverley & Haymarket (LNER / ScotRail). £35 Railcard & Contactless transit.
Top Sights & Landmarks
- Selkirk Historic High Street & Market Cross
- Selkirk Parish Church & Heritage Quarter
- The Scottish Borders Scenic Footpaths & National Trust Surrounds
Local Food & British Pub Specialties
Dining in Selkirk reflects the culinary heritage of Scotland (Alba), combining historic coaching-inn gastropubs, afternoon tearooms, farm-shop cheeses, and regional specialties.
- Traditional Haggis, Neeps & Tatties with Whisky Cream Sauce — Savory spiced Scottish haggis served with buttered mashed swede (neeps), fluffy potatoes (tatties), and a peppercorn single-malt whisky sauce (£14–£20).
- Cullen Skink & Loch Fyne / Skye Seafood Platter — Rich, velvety northeast Scottish soup of oak-smoked Finnan haddock, potatoes, and leeks, plus freshly landed Hebridean langoustines, mussels, and salmon (£11–£28).
- Cranachan & Scottish Butter Shortbread — Whipped heather honey cream layered with toasted pinhead oats, fresh Perthshire raspberries, and a dram of Speyside whisky.
Explore the high street and market square of Selkirk alongside regional culinary hubs including Edinburgh Stockbridge & Grassmarket, Glasgow Barras & Finnieston Strip, Oban Seafood Hut (Green Shack) & Portree Harbour, Inverness Victorian Market.