Accessible shops, cafés, venues and days out across Scottish Borders - filter by the access features you need.
Find 8 wheelchair-accessible places across Scottish Borders, including Coldingham, Duns and Galashiels - shops, cafés, restaurants, venues and days out. Filter by the access needs that matter to you, from step-free entry to Changing Places toilets and Blue Badge parking, and check the details on each listing before you travel.
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Melrose Abbey is a accessible business in Melrose.
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Operated by Live Borders / The Jim Clark Trust; specifically noted as fully accessible for wheelchair users.
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Verified via AccessAble surveyed access guide and Euans Guide reviews.
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Historic building with genuine access constraints - call ahead to confirm current lift availability, as it has previously been reported out of service for replacement/refurbishment.
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Catey Award winner for Accessibility. Historic Victorian mansion with exceptional accessible facilities for a listed building.
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Run by local charity Sea The Change; wheelchairs must be pre-booked.
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Operated by Live Borders; publishes a dedicated accessibility guide PDF for the venue.
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Ruined 12th-century abbey and visitor centre managed by Historic Environment Scotland. Verified via the official HES access guide page for Jedburgh Abbey.
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