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Ayr City Guide |
Ayr is a port town located in southwest Scotland, which can be found on the Firth of Clyde. The town is the largest settled area in Ayrshire and has been considered a royal burgh since 1205. The town has an estimated population around 46,00. Ayr is a popular destination for tourists who plan on spending a long period of time in the area as well as those who are just looking for a daytrip.
Ayr and its neighboring town of Prestwick are famous for their golfing possibilities as well as the aviation industry. The Glasgow Prestick International Airport makes the town of Ayr very easy to get to form most areas of the region. The three golf courses in Ayr attract many. The well known golf courses are Bellisle, Seafield, and Dalmilling. There is also a private golf club known as St. Cuthberts.
The town of Ayr offers those who love a beach a beautiful place to spend time in the sun and the water. The beach also features an esplanade, which is very appealing to bikers, joggers, and those who come in for the day to enjoy the sights. In addition to the beach there is a leisure center known as the Citadel that attracts many. The Citadel has been open since 1997 and offers the ability to partake in a wide assortment of sports, competitions, concerts, trade fairs, and more!
Ayr is also known for horse racing. The Ayr Racecourse is a very well known course in Scotland and features both National Hunt as well as flat racing. This is the race course where the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup are held every year in addition to other meets. The race course brings in many tourists who are into the races who enjoy the beach and history of the area when in town. |
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