Berwick-Upon-Tweed Barracks

Nice bit of history within these walls. Fairly priced tickets give access to a few museums but alot of the other buildings are not accessible unfortunately. I would say it's worth a visit if you are in the area visiting.

Another main place i wanna visit again because it was temporarily closed when i been there and couldn’t visit inside but happy at least walk around and enjoy the views and atmosphere.

Nice way to spend an hour or two. Interesting about the history of British military however I’d have liked more about the actual barracks and life there. There was one really interesting bit. Great selection of uniforms, medals and weapons 🔫 gift shop is nice. Toilets ✅ Barracks are nice to look at and good for photos.

It is such a wonderful museum, full of interesting articles and artefacts, and including information from genuine officer records. Memorable tribute to the King's Own Scottish Highlanders, too. With displays of uniforms, artillery and medals, including six Victoria Crosses (not the real thing, obviously) with stiries about the people who received them. More memorable than Edinburgh Castle, in my opinion. Wonderful volunteers make the experience unforgettable.

A very interesting exhibition covering the barracks history. Very reasonable admission cost. 3 separate exhibitions. Highly recommended

This is a fantastic place to visit full of both military and local history with amazing friendly knowledgeable guides who certainly enhanced the experience for us. The Berwick Museum and Art Gallery (in the building opposite the main entrance) has particular interest for my family as it.contains many exhibits from both the Wallace and Carr lines of our family tree. Having been shocked to see so many family artifacts a few years back, this time we called the museum a week in advance of our visit and spoke to the wonderful Jenny Vevers. In advance of our visit, Jenny sorted out lots of items related to our family not currently being exhibited to show us when we visited. Highlights were: - looking through a volume of the Quintet and finding about Jenny's version which won first place for a school project. - seeing family portraits to put a face to those names on our family tree ( both stern and friendly). - stunning art nouveau door finger plates created by my great grandmother ( I wish I had her and the rest of our family's artistic talent). It was a wonderful day made special by all the people at the museum but particularly Jenny who we cannot thank enough for making the visit so incredible.

Been looking forward to visiting as a military history buff and a veteran then to find that if you are disabled you are stuck to the ground floor, very little effort made to accommodate disabled and to think that many veterans are disabled. I am sure the amount of money taken at the door and many grant available that stair lifts and ramps. But what I was able to see was informative to a point.

Fantastic place to visit. Three different buildings to explore. Giving a timescale story of the barracks and the town of Berwick. Fantastic displays,models.there are canons and a whole array of different weapons on display Take a walk around the square and take in the atmosphere