Galloway (Scotland)

Galloway is a region in southwest Scotland, known for its stunning natural landscapes, including hills, forests, and coastline along the Solway Firth. It encompasses the traditional counties of Wigtown and Kirkcudbright and has a rich history tied to Celtic tribes and medieval settlements. Galloway is famous for its agriculture, specifically sheep farming, and is home to the Galloway cattle breed. The area is also popular for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling, with attractions such as Galloway Forest Park, which boasts the UK's first Dark Sky Park. Its unique blend of nature and history makes it a notable part of Scotland.