Robert Burns' Birthplace Cottage & Museum
4.5
from 1205 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
3 Jan–31 Dec 2018: Daily 11.00–17.00 (last admission 16.30) 24 Dec & 31 Dec: 10.00–14.00
Useful details
Cafe or restaurant
No cafe or restaurant on site
Shops
None
South Ayrshire Council, KA7 4RT
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Google reviews
4.5
from 1205 Google reviews
Steven Lockhart
in the last week
5
It IS an experience. Well worth it. There happened to be a market on when we visited - loafs of fabulous local things we'd never heard of, despite living in Ayrshire! As a Geordie, I'd not had much exposure to Burns before relocating to Ayrshire. The centre helped bring it all to life, and I'm now a convert. Burns is still very much relevant today.
Geoff Phillips
a year ago
5
Nice museum - worth a visit
Richard Apted
a year ago
5
Excellent layout, interesting material
Debbie Aske-Harris
2 months ago
3
Museum is interesting, if a little darkly lit. The cottage was the best bit. The village is beautiful and the church and bridge are worth the walk. We enjoyed our day. The shop has some nice gifts. Lunch in the cafe was really disappointing, waited ages for burnt toast and rock hard poached eggs, but we thought maybe they are struggling to get staff at the moment.
Arno Bremer
4 months ago
5
Brilliant museum! A good connection of beautiful, educative and interesting items about the life of Burns. Well set up for the historian as well as for families and kids. High quality. Next to the museum and his birthplace cottage you'll find a nice gift shop and café. An enjoyable experience all together!