The 'cosy and historic' Scottish Michelin pub where Robert Burns was a regular
dailyrecord.co.ukThis Saturday, people all over Scotland will be celebrating Burns Night.This unique annual holidays sees Scots come together to honour the life and work of Robert Burns.
Each year, it takes place on the national bard's birthday of January 25.With Burns Night just a few days away, there has never been a better time to honour Scotland's poet.
If you are stuck for ideas, then a trip to a historic inn that Burns himself was once a regular of is a great idea.The Globe Inn is located in the heart of Dumfries, where Burns spent most of his final years.
It first opened its doors in 1610, and continues to be a favourite amongst locals and visitors alike more than 400 years later.The inn's claim to fame is that Burns regularly ate, drank, and recited there — and it is even said to have been the bard's "favourite howff".
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