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Description
Waterloo Monument was built to commemorate the victory of Wellington (1769-1852) over Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815. On top of Peniel Heugh (227m), the monument is one of the region's most prominent landmarks. The craggy eminence was formerly the site of pre-Roman camps and commands splendid views of the surrounding countryside.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide5.53 Km - Queen Street, Jedburgh TD8 6EN
- The Green Guide5.62 Km - Old Bridge End, Jedburgh TD8 6EU
- The Green Guide5.65 Km - Market Place, Jedburgh TD8 6AP
More tourist attractions in Jedburgh
Where to sleepnearby
- From £90Violet Cottage3.08 Km - The Glebe Violet Cottage, Ancrum, Jedburgh TD8 6UX
- From £86The Capon Tree Town House5.45 Km - 61-63 High Street, Jedburgh TD8 6DQ
- From £333 Queen Marys Buildings5.49 Km - Jedburgh TD8 6EW
More hotels in Jedburgh
Where to eatnearby
- Provender££MICHELIN 202413.3 Km - West End House, High Street, Melrose TD6 9RU
- The Hoebridge££MICHELIN 202414 Km - Hoebridge Road East, Gattonside TD6 9LZ
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