Kelso Abbey

Kelso Abbey is a historic former monastery located in Kelso, Scotland. Founded in 1128 by the first King of Scotland, David I, it was a Romanesque-style religious community dedicated to the Cistercian order. Over the centuries, it played a significant role in local religious and economic life. Today, only parts of the stone structures remain, giving visitors a glimpse into medieval monastic life and Scottish history. The ruins are preserved as a historic site, offering insight into the architecture and spiritual heritage of the region.