 Gretna Green is a small village on the west coast in the south of Scotland. Gretna Green is in Dumfries and Galloway close to the English border near Carlisle and is situated near the mouth of the River Esk. Gretna Green is famous for the Blacksmith's shops, the world famous wedding venues.
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Located within Welcome Break Gretna Green. Days Inn offers an ideally located base for exploring Gretna Green Carlisle and the Solway Coast. Situated just over the border in Scotland. The hotel re opened in April 2004 after a complete re branding. Book online | Check Availability |
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![Kirkcroft Guest House]( "Kirkcroft Guest House")
Situated in the heart of Gretna Green 3 minutes walk from the railway station and across the road from Gretna Hall and 4 minutes walk from The World Famous Blacksmith ShopKirkcroft Guest House is a detached house built in1836 and was once used as the Post Office for Gretna Green and is now a comfortable and friendly Bed and BreakfastGretna Green is well placed for touring. It offers the Lake District to the South with all its attractions to the west is the lovely Galloway coast travelling towards Stranraer with its Palm trees thanks to the Gulf Stream . Also to the West is the historic town of Dumfries with its links with Rabbie Burns. If these do not appeal there is the Scottish Borders with the town Hawick home of the cashmere and knitwear industry. Book online | Check Availability |
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Gretna Green is just 10 minutes north of Carlisle. Located right next to the World Famous Old Blacksmith's Shop you too can become part of an unbroken thread of romantic history spanning over 250 years. The new exciting Smiths at Gretna Green embraces both tradition and modern day comfort with inspirational design set against a historical backdrop. Guests can enjoy a blend of professional relaxed hospitality along with first class facilities. Book online | Check Availability |
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