A nice day out if the weather is good, helpful staff and a little train that takes you round the site. The price of food is sky high, I would advise taking a picnic if you have kids. More

Wonderful place. Excellent interactive presentation. Lovely gift shop. Excellent cafe with delicious meals snacks cakes teas/coffees. Very pleasant and helpful staff. Pleasant gardens. Super outdoor play arwa. Popular venue for tourists and locals alike. More

Although the Burns Centre provides a good experience for out of town travelers, local people who once used the centre regulalrly due to its inexpensive and good quiality meals have found the increase in prices to leave a nasty taste in their mouths. In what was once a nice quirky and locally sourced gift shop now stands the commercial facade... More

The weather was good for the park, do all of the grounds to get the real picture. Excellent photo opportunities. The restaurant was overpriced. More

Burns cottage was built in 1757 by the hands of Robert Burns, father, William Burns. On Jan 25th 1759, while the cold winter winds blew in from the Atlantic, it became the scene of Scotlands most famous birthday when Robert Burns was born. The simple Auld Clay Biggin where the worlds most loved poet was born has long been a... More

There can be few men who lived who have had so much compiled for them to keep their name alive and the collection comprising this park does what it sais on the tin. Their is no hiding the poverty of his parents circumstances or the investment they made to their childrens education despite that poverty,but what amazsd me is how... More