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The Brig o' DoonThe Brig o' Doon, the bridge immortalised in Robert Burns' classic poem Tam o' Shanter, in Alloway
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The Burns Storytelling CentreA renactment of Tam o' Shanter on the Brig o' Doon at the Burns Storytelling Festival in Alloway
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Culzean CastleThe breathtaking Culzean Castle, perched atop cliffs on the South Ayrshire coast overlooking the Firth of Clyde
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Yachts moored at Fairlie on the Firth of ClydeYachts moored at Fairlie on the Firth of Clyde at sunset
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The Glenrosa WaterHikers walk along the swift flowing Glenrosa Water on the Isle of Arran
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Isle of Arran DistilleryAn assistant distiller inspects the interior of a traditional copper still at the Isle of Arran Distillery in Lochranza
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SportScotland National CentreKayaks on the shore at SportScotland National Centre, the country's premier watersports facility, on the Isle of Cumbrae
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The Machrie Moor Stone CircleThe Machrie Moor Stone Circle on the Isle of Arran
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Lochranza CastleLochranza Castle on the Isle of Arran at sunset
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Lamlash Golf ClubLamlash Golf Club on the Isle of Arran
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Brodick Castle and Country Park, Isle of ArranBrodick Castle and Country Park, Isle of Arran
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Ayr RacecourseRace horses and their jockeys competing at the Ayr Races in Ayrshire.
Ayrshire & Arran
With rugged granite mountains, sparkling coastal waters and rolling green hills, Ayrshire & Arran boasts some of Scotland's most captivating scenery. Journey through the homeland of Robert Burns in Ayrshire, a land of romantic castles and prestigious golf courses, and sail to the idyllic Isle of Arran where pretty coastal villages and exciting outdoor activities can be enjoyed. Take a look at our gallery and see what this remarkable region has to offer.
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