National Trust for Scotland
Established in 1931, at the initiative of ruralScotland, the Trust acts as guardian of the nation's magnificent heritage of architectural, scenic and historic treasures. As an independent charity, not a government department, it acts on behalf of everyone to safeguard our heritage. Please support our work by visiting our properties, becoming a member, making a donation or arranging a legacy. By joining, you support the conservation of these fine parts of Scottish heritage and there is the additional benefit of free entry to all the properties.
Burns Birthplace Museum
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Introduction to the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Scotland - a new £21m eco-building housing more than 5000 artefacts relating to Scotland's most famous poet.



