The National Trust For Scotland
Their purpose is to protect, care for, share and speak up for Scotland’s magnificent heritage: Scotland’s largest membership organisation and independent of government.
At a loss as to what to do today?
Here are some historic places worth visiting locally.
Culzean Castle
Perched on Ayrshire's cliffs, Culzean Castle is Robert Adam's masterpiece surrounded by a world of woods, beaches and play areas. Once the playground of a man seeking to show off his wealth, this castle is open to the everyone to view its amazing history.
Souter Johnnie's
Follow in the footsteps of "Tam o’ Shanter" at Souter Johnnie's Cottage, the former home of his crony. Now a gallery and gift shop for arts and crafts to enjoy a cultural journey and appreciate the village!
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum offers a unique journey into the life and legacy of Scotland 's National Bard.
Visitors can explore Burns' humble cottage, a museum housing over 5,000 artifacts, and follow in the footsteps of his famous characters through Alloway—all culminating in a deeper understanding and appreciation of Burns' enduring impact.
