Burns' birthplace
Visit the thatched Burns Cottage in Alloway where Scotland's national poet was born in 1759.

Spend eight days discovering the undiscovered beauty of Scotland's Lowlands, following in the footsteps of national poet Robert Burns from his birthplace cottage to his grand mausoleum.
About this tour
A Celtic RnR Tour gives you the chance to explore all that Scotland's Lowlands have to offer, immersing you in the region's rolling countryside, historic castles, and the life, poetry and landscapes of Scotland's national poet.
This comprehensive Lowlands experience visits Burns' birthplace, home and grave, follows landmarks from his poetry through Ayr and Dumfries, and pairs it all with traditional Scottish meals and poetry recitals.

What's included
Visit the thatched Burns Cottage in Alloway where Scotland's national poet was born in 1759.
Walk in Burns' footsteps in Ayr, Dumfries and beyond, exploring landmarks from his poetry.
Cross the legendary stone bridge immortalised in Burns' eerie tale Tam o' Shanter.
Tour the 18th-century clifftop masterpiece with panoramic Ayrshire sea views.
Enjoy traditional Scottish meals and poetry recitals during your stay.
Day by day
Gather at the Dunblane hotel for a welcome meeting and group orientation dinner.
Explore Robert Burns House, the Burns Centre, his mausoleum at St. Michael's, and Ellisland Farm.
Visit the Burns Cottage in Alloway, the Brig o' Doon, Alloway Auld Kirk, and Culzean Castle.
Cross into England to tour Carlisle Castle and Tullie House Museum with free time in town.
Spend the day doing your own thing.
Travel the windswept Solway Coast and explore the haunting ruin of Sweetheart Abbey.
Visit and tour Hadrian's Wall and other ancient Roman sites across the border in England.
Check out for surprise mystery stops before returning to the Dunblane hotel.
The tour ends after breakfast; make your way to Glasgow or Edinburgh to fly home.
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