The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum

We arrived at lunchtime... hungry... so headed straight to the cafe. It was spotlessly clean and easy to move around. The museum was really good - all on one level and with all activities at wheelchair level. The walk to the cottage is flat and easy but the path up to the cottage is slightly uphill on loose gravel. The cottage is lovely but has uneven flooring and cobbles.

As a multi site visitor attraction There are several parts to visit. The Burns cottage is quite a distance from the visitor centre but well worth making the effort. You can also visit the Old Kirk, the Bridge and the Monument. The main visitor centre hosts the shop, cafe, exhibition and playwark.

The museum has level access throughout, wchair entrance to the left of the rotating door. Shop and restaurant has good space to manoeuvre. There are accessible toilets at both the museum and by the cottage. The cottage itself itself is 10 min walk away via the poets path which is very flat and accessible and decent surface to wheel on. The cottage is accessible, and tho small, worth going to. It is quite bumpy once inside due to the floors being cobbled stones and a bit uneven but nothing to worry about.