Cookies

We use necessary cookies to make our site work. We'd also like to set optional analytics cookies to help us improve it. We won't set optional cookies unless you enable them or accept our recommended settings. Using this tool will set a cookie on your device to remember your preferences.

Options
Necessary cookies enable core functionality on our website. You may disable these by changing your browser settings, but this may affect how the website functions.
We use marketing cookies to personalise your visit to our website and show you tailored advertising based on your likes and interests.
We use analytics cookies to monitor visitor behaviour patterns and improve our website performance.

Your preferences have been set. If you wish to change your preferences, you may do so on our cookies page.

Search My Trust
Join now
Join
Close

Looking for places? Use our place search to find them by name, town or postcode.

Venue Hire

Venue Hire

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum

Enjoy 5-star hospitality at the birthplace of Scotland’s national bard
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum offers a stunning location for weddings, family gatherings, meetings, conferences and corporate hospitality.

Location

Ayrshire & Arran See map

Capacity

Up to 150

Venue type

Quirky & Unusual

See what’s on offer: Make enquiry

Planning your event

Museum

Drinks reception – 150 guests
Wedding ceremony – 60 guests
Dining – 100 guests
Meeting – 120 guests

Burns Cottage Pavilion

Drinks reception – 60 guests
Wedding ceremony – 50 guests
Dining – 50 guests
Meeting – 60 guests

Burns Cottage

Drinks reception – 40 guests
Dining – 30 guests

Grounds

Marquee event – 200 guests


For further information please contact Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and a member of our team will be delighted to discuss your requirements in more detail, arrange a visit and help plan your event.

Getting here

The museum is in the picturesque village of Alloway, near Ayr.
Address Robert Burns Birthplace Museum Murdoch’s Lone Alloway Ayr KA7 4PQ

Get directions

Provided by Google Maps

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum is 2.5 miles south of Ayr and is signposted from the A77. It’s around 40 minutes from Glasgow. There’s a regular train service from Glasgow to Ayr, and from Ayr there’s a local bus service to Alloway.

More venues

Culzean Castle seen from the beach as the sun sets. A heron stands on the foreshore. The silhouette of Ailsa Craig can also be seen in the Firth of Clyde.

Culzean Castle

Opulent clifftop castle on the dramatic Ayrshire coastline

Ayrshire & Arran
A view of Brodick Castle from the entrance gate, on a bright sunny day with blue sky above. Tall green trees stand either side of the path that leads to the castle. On the right is a bed of established shrubs, many in flower.

Brodick Castle

Celebrate in style at a quintessential island castle

Ayrshire & Arran
A view of the Georgian Greenbank House seen from across the lawn. A rowan tree and a red flowering plant frame the shot.

Greenbank Garden

A secret garden paradise close to Glasgow city centre

Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
An artist’s impression of the Hill House surrounded by the chainmail Box

The Hill House

Family home where innovative architectural design comes to life

Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Find on map
An exterior view of Brodie Castle on a sunny day, seen from the main drive in front. Daffodils grow on the grass verges in the foreground.

Brodie Castle

The essence of 16th-century grandeur

The Highlands
Culzean Castle seen from the beach as the sun sets. A heron stands on the foreshore. The silhouette of Ailsa Craig can also be seen in the Firth of Clyde.

Culzean Castle

Opulent clifftop castle on the dramatic Ayrshire coastline

Ayrshire & Arran
A view of Drum Castle on a sunny day, with bright blue sky behind. The ancient, square stone tower is to the left, with the Jacobean section to the right. Tall trees can be seen behind the castle.

Drum Castle

Medieval history, Jacobean romance and Victorian opulence

Aberdeen City & Shire
A view of the exterior of Leith Hall, from across some manicured lawns. It is a large stately home, with grey walls and a slate roof, with little towers and turrets at each corner.

Leith Hall

A charming Scottish baronial tower house

Aberdeen City & Shire
Back to top