What to do and see in Ayrshire, Scotland: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks

December 1, 2021 Brain Ambrose

Discover the best top things to do in Ayrshire, United Kingdom including Ballochmyle Cup and Ring Marks, Burns Memorial Tower, Wallace's Heel Well, Glaid Stone, Belleisle Conservatory, St Columba's Parish Church, Crocodile Rock, Millport Fairy Trail, St Paul's Catholic Church, Burns National Heritage Park.
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1. Ballochmyle Cup and Ring Marks

Mauchline Scotland
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Ballochmyle Cup and Ring Marks

2. Burns Memorial Tower

Mauchline Scotland http://www.futuremuseum.co.uk/collections/people/key-people/burns/robert-burns/burns-memorial-tower,-mauchline.aspx
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Burns Memorial Tower

3. Wallace's Heel Well

Near the old Holmston lime kiln, Ayr Scotland
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Wallace's Heel Well

4. Glaid Stone

Millport Scotland
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Glaid Stone

5. Belleisle Conservatory

Doonfoot Road Ayr Belleisle Golf Club, Belleisle Park, Ayr KA7 4DU Scotland +44 7739 342622 [email protected] http://www.belleisleconservatory.com/
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Belleisle Conservatory

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.

6. St Columba's Parish Church

Gallowgate St, Largs, Largs KA30 8LZ Scotland +44 1475 686212 http://www.largscolumba.org
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St Columba's Parish Church

7. Crocodile Rock

Millport Scotland
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Crocodile Rock

Reviewed By sashajwolf

If you go to Millport, you just have to climb on the crocodile for a ride - it's tradition! One my partner (in his 60s) and I (50s) were delighted to uphold on our most recent visit, so it really is for kids of all ages ;-)

8. Millport Fairy Trail

Millport Scotland [email protected] http://www.smileelderlyactivities.co.uk/fairy-trail
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Millport Fairy Trail

9. St Paul's Catholic Church

2 Peggieshill Road, Ayr KA7 3RF Scotland +44 1292 260197 http://www.rcayr.org.uk/churches/st-pauls/
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St Paul's Catholic Church

10. Burns National Heritage Park

Murdoch's Lone Alloway, Ayr KA7 4PQ Scotland +44 1292 443700
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Burns National Heritage Park

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.

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