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Things to do in Ayr, Scotland: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Ayr, United Kingdom including Wallace's Heel Well, St John's Tower, Wellington Square, Belleisle Conservatory, Wallace and Burns Cairn, Ayr Through The Ages Town Trail, The Coig, St Paul's Catholic Church, Robert Burns Statue, Burns National Heritage Park.
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1. Wallace's Heel Well
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. St John's Tower
3. Wellington Square
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
4. 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.
5. Wallace and Burns Cairn
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd - Glasgow, United Kingdom
William Wallace hod in Leglen Woods and a relative from nearby Auchencruive assisted him. Robert Burns came to the woods to pay tribute to Wallace. The cairn is approached through wrought iron gates and steeps stone steps - beware of the slippy leaves. The Oswald Bridge stands nearby and the views are of the River Ayr - look out for the White Egrets. A good place for walks along the country lanes although parking isn't all that easy.
6. Ayr Through The Ages Town Trail
7. The Coig
8. St Paul's Catholic Church
9. Robert Burns Statue
10. 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.
