The Wallace Tower is a 19th-century Gothic-style tower situated in Ayrshire, Scotland. This 120-foot-tall monument honors the life and legacy of Sir William Wallace, a Scottish hero who fought for independence in the late 13th century. The tower's design features a striking combination of stone and brick, with a prominent clock face and a slender, tapering shape that rises to a pointed summit. Visitors can climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Ayr is a beautiful town and visitors are welcome. Some beautiful architecture visible on the tower. Unfortunately cannot tour the tower due to to it being unsafe above public access point. Love the area.
Went to the fruit n veg stall. Excellent quality, excellent service, good price.
Was actually in council office sorting out bus pass for a disabled client.. Staff were polite and helpful... what more can you ask for?
What can i say lovely building just a shame it full of council workers that cant be bother to help you so just say whatever they feel even when it poor rubbish there talking pull your finger out south Ayrshire council and train you staff to actually help people instead of telling utter lies
This place is beautiful with less hustle and bustle and crowd.
A statue of Wallace in a niche on the tower wearing armour instead of a jerkin.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Ayr is a beautiful town and visitors are welcome. Some beautiful architecture visible on the tower. Unfortunately cannot tour the tower due to to it being unsafe above public access point. Love the area.
Went to the fruit n veg stall. Excellent quality, excellent service, good price.
Was actually in council office sorting out bus pass for a disabled client.. Staff were polite and helpful... what more can you ask for?
What can i say lovely building just a shame it full of council workers that cant be bother to help you so just say whatever they feel even when it poor rubbish there talking pull your finger out south Ayrshire council and train you staff to actually help people instead of telling utter lies
This place is beautiful with less hustle and bustle and crowd.
A statue of Wallace in a niche on the tower wearing armour instead of a jerkin.
