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Culzean Castle and Country Park (Maybole) – This
18th century castle perched on the cliffs has spectacular views of the Firth
of Clyde, plus a deer park and swan pond, adventure playground and woodland
walks. Culzean is one of Scotland's most popular castles. |
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Robert Burns National Heritage Park (Alloway, near Ayr) – Robert Burns, best loved poet and songwriter who wrote Auld Lang
Syne, grew up in Alloway. Burns Cottage, a classic thatched roof cottage,
faithfully recreates Burns' home life. The Tam O' Shanter Experience multimedia
presentation covers the life of Robert Burns and one of his best known tales,
"Tam O' Shanter," a story of witches and warlocks and a mare that loses
it's tail. Bring a picnic and relax in the park, there's plenty of room
for the kids to run around. |
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To get into the spirit of things, click
here for pages for kids to color: Brig O' Doon bridge, the Burns family
and house, a portrait of Robert Burns and a scene from "Tam O' Shanter." |
