Top Things to do in Ayr
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The 6 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Ayr, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in Ayr, United Kingdom including Wallace's Heel Well, Belleisle Conservatory, St Paul's Catholic Church, Burns National Heritage Park, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Electric Brae.
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1. Wallace's Heel Well
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Belleisle Conservatory
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
The original Belleisle Conservatory was built in 1879 and replaced in 1955. In 2005, due to its poor structural condition the conservatory closed its doors. In 2010, an ambitious community group set up Belleisle Conservatory Ltd to transform a much loved but derelict B-listed conservatory back to its former glory. In July 2016 the restored Conservatory finally reopened its doors to the public.
3. St Paul's Catholic Church
4. Burns National Heritage Park
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4.5 based on 160 reviews
Museum dedicated to the life and work of Scotland's most famous poet, Robert Burns. Site includes the Museum, the cottage in which Burns was born and lived until the age of seven, the Brig'o'Doon, Alloway Old Kirk and the Poet's Path
Reviewed By 782friedag - Coffs Harbour, Australia
I spent a few hours here and enjoyed the experience. Visited the museum, shop, cafe (lovely quiche and pot of tea), walked around the gardens, churchyard, monument, bridge and cottage. All lovely. Children's playground looked wonderful. Staff were friendly and helpful.
5. Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
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4.5 based on 1,058 reviews
Birthplace of poet Robert Burns.
Reviewed By svenskmum - Glasgow, United Kingdom
although we stay a 45 minute drive away, this was our first visit. This is a National Trust for Scotland property and I must say, very modern, bright, informative and the staff very friendly and helpful. The cafe was excellent, good home made products with prices cheaper than many other cafe in the area. The museum was very interesting with lots to see about our Rabbie. Then of course you can walk over to the Auld Kirk, Rabbie's birthplace, the monument and the Brig O' Doon. (the bridge over the river, not the hotel)you can spend an excellent few hours seeing and more than likely realising that Robert Burns contributed a lot more to our Scottish heritage than we knew. Even on a wet day it is a place to go to. There is also a children's outside play area when the weather is good. Helps the little ones from being too board with culture. The gift shop is well worth a visit. This is certainly a place where we shall visit again soon.
6. Electric Brae
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4.0 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By H9937TDandys - Southampton, United Kingdom
Friends took us to the brae whilst in the area, we sat in the car, let the handbreak off and sure enough appeared to roll uphill, we did the same with a football, we watched it appear to roll uphill, great fun, the weather was good, just take care of the traffic on the road, but great fun
