Kelburn Castle, Scotland

Just a few steps away from John Finnie Street and the Burns Monument are shady alleys of Kay Park. On the way to it, you will certainly stumble upon the city theater building and the museum's repository called the Dick Institute. The exhibition hall was named after its benefactor - James Dick, a native of Kilmarnock who spent most of his life in Australia.

The museum complex operates in the city since 1901. A few years later it burned down, then restoration work was carried out within its walls, and during the Second World War, the Dick Institute received hundreds of wounded, having become a military hospital for many months. Today, the museum exhibits are kept under one roof with a library and a gallery. What else is East Ayrshire interesting for? Of course, for its love for golf. Such a small town as Kilmarnock has as many as twenty courses! Moreover, local schools teaching this traditional sport of English nobles are among the best in the world! Among Kilmarnock's many private schools, there are also municipal clubs, which can be attended by anyone. First of all, these include "Annanhill” located on Irvine Road, “Caprington” on Air Road, and “Doon Valley” country school.
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