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AYRSHIRE LAND O' BURNS

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ATTRACTIONS COLLECTIONS

Crossraguel Abbey Ruins

One of the best preserved Abbey ruins in Scotland where Burns spent time debating with his friend.

Robert Burns

Birthplace Museum
Largest National Collection | Burns Museum & other attractions owned by National Trust Scotland.

Burns Cottage

Thatched cottage Burns was born in.

Burns Monument Gardens

Gardens | Monument | Statue House

Brig o' Doon Hotel

Hotel with views of Brig o' Doon.

Rozelle House & Art Gallery
National Collection | Alexander Goudie Tam o'Shanter Exhibition

Tam o' Shanter Inn

Original Inn from Burns time

Corney & Barrow Wine Shop

Burns visited the cellars as exciseman

Robbie's Whisky Merchants

Sellers of Burns themed Whisky

Ayr Brewery

Sellers of Burns themed Ales

Carnegie Library

Collection | Bust

The Kirkton Inn

Interior Burns and Nelly Plaque

Souter Johnnie's Cottage

Artefacts | Art Gallery | Thatched outbuilding with sculptures. Owned by National Trust Scotland.

 

Souter's Inn

Quality food and drink

Bachelor's Club
National Collection | Exhibition

Owned by National Trust Scotland.

Lochlea Distillery

Burns home at Lochlea Farm is now a whisky distillery but not open for public visits

Wellwood Burns Centre

& Museum
Irvine Burns Club | Exhibits

Burns House Museum

& Library
National Collection | Exhibition

Where Burns lived with Jean Armour

National Burns

Memorial Tower

Art Gallery | Lookout Tower

Dean Castle
National Collection | Exhibition

The Dick Institute

National Collection | Exhibition

LANDMARKS

DISCOVERIES

Maybole

Maybole High Street

Lovers Lane Maybole

Old Maybole Churchyard

Kings Arms Hotel Maybole

Kirkwynd Maybole

Alloway

Brig o' Doon Alloway

The Auld Kirk Alloway

The Poet's Path Alloway

Alloway Mill

Mount Oliphant Farm Alloway

Ayr

Murdoch's House Plaque Ayr

The Auld and New Brigs Ayr

The Mercat Cross Ayr

Auld Kirk Ayr

Sandgate Light Display Ayr

Dalrymple

Perclewan Mill Dalrymple

Site of Burns School Dalrymple

Kirkoswald

Old Church Graveyard

Low Craigenton Farm

Tarbolton

Burns Cairn

Leglen Woods Tarbolton

Willie's Mill Tarbolton

Irvine

Drukken Steps Cairn Irvine

Burns Lodgings Irvine

The Crown Inn Irvine

Dr Fleemings Cures Irvine

Templeton's Bookshop Irvine

The Heckling Shop Irvine

The Old Parish Church Irvine

Helen Miller McKenzie Grave

Irvine Harbour

Mauchline

Highland Mary Monument

Castle Street Mauchline

Poosie Nansie's Tavern

Jolly Beggar's Mural Mauchline

Site of Jean Armour's Home

Mossgiel Farm Mauchline

Site of Ronald's Ballroom

Home of Gavin Hamilton

Mauchline Burns Club Trail

Mauchline Parish Church & Graveyard

New Cumnock

The Kirkyard New Cumnock

Burns Bench and Cairn

Site of The Old Mill Inn

Ardrossan

WWII Memorial

Stevenston

Bonnie Lesley Memorial

Muirkirk

John Lapraik Memorial

Dundonald

Grave of Rev. Dr. Robert Duncan

Auchincruive

Wallace and Burns Cairn

LAND O' BURNS

TRIBUTE TRAIL

1. Ayr Burns Statue Square

2. Irvine Bank St Bronze Statue

3. New Cumnock Burns Statue with Plough

4. Kilmarnock Kay Park Statue

5. Kilmarnock Cross Statue

(Burns & Wilson the Printer)

56. Maybole Town Hall Bust

57. Ayr Auld Kirk Bust

58. Ayr Carnegie Library Bust

59. Ayr West Kirk Pub Bust

71. Alloway Statue House (Souter Johnnie & Nance Tinnock)

72. Alloway Poet's Path Mouse

73. Alloway Poet's Path Haggis

74. Ayr UWS Grounds Statue

75. Kirkoswald Garden Statues

76. Mauchline Jean Armour Statue (Tam o' Shanter, Souter Johnnie & Nance Tinnock)

77. Kilmarnock Cross Statue

(Twa Dugs)

80. Mauchline Highland Mary Monument

81. Stevenston Bonnie Lesley Memorial

83. Muirkirk John Lapraik Cairn

90. Ayr Murdoch's Plaque Sandgate

91. Alloway Burns Monument

94. Mauchline Burns Memorial Tower

96. Ardrossan WWII Memorial
97. Burns Cairn Tarbolton

98. Irvine Drukken Steps Cairn

99. New Cumnock Burns Cairn with Bench

100. Auchincruive Woods Wallace and Burns Cairn

102. Ayr Sandgate Auld Ayr lights

103. Mauchline Jolly Beggar's Mural

104. Irvine Dr Fleemings Cures Pavement Slab
 

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