AYR - town in Scotland: Walk, travel, enjoy

#scotland #scotlandtour #ayrshire #scotlandtravel #scotlandwalkingtour The town of Ayr dates back to 1197 when King William the Lion ordered a new castle to be built between the rivers Ayr and Doon. King William the Lion recognised Ayr as a royal trading town in 1205 and in another twenty years the once small settlement consisting of one street and St John's Church became the main seaport, market and administrative centre in Ayrshire. From the 18th century Ayr developed into an industrial centre with coal mining, a sugar factory and several other light industrial enterprises. A walk along the main street of the city, namely Haight Street, gives one a lot of positive feelings and a special feeling of cosiness and local warmth. Numerous shops, stalls and cafes fill it, beckoning visitors and tourists alike with their attractive signage and hospitality. The High Street brings travellers to New Bridge which connects two banks of the River Ayr. It offers an excellent view of its older brother, Auld Brig. It was the first bridge to span the river in the distant past. The first written mention of the bridge dates back to a charter by Alexander II, King of Scotland in 1236. Today, Ayr continues to attract visitors not only from all over Scotland, but also from other countries who come here to watch international air shows and traditional Scottish steeplechase races ................................................. Quality nutrition supplements: https://ulianahealth.com ................................................. Download photo and footages: https://stock.adobe.com/uk/contributo...