Balbirnie
Stone Circle A stone circle relocated to make way for road widening.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Balfarg
Henge An ancient henge now standing in the centre of a housing estate.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Balgonie Castle A historic 14th century castle in the heart
of the Kingdom of Fife. Balgonie Castle, by Markinch, Fife KY7 6HQ.
Balmerino Abbey Very
ruined abbey near the southern shore of the Tay.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Blackfriars Chapel A vaulted side apse survives of this
church of Dominican friars, which was built in about 1516. In St Andrews: South
Street opposite junction with Bell Street.
British Golf
Museum The story of British golf from its origins in the middle ages
through to the present day.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Burntisland
Church Unusual square church.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
The Byre
Theatre This 5 star theatre based in St Andrews is the only producing
theatre in Fife. Abbey Street, St Andrews, KY16 9LA.
Cairnie Fruit Farm We offer an abundance of soft fruits all
available to pick or to purchase ready-picked. We also have a 6 acre outdoor
maze and our Country Tearoom. Cairnie, Cupar, KY15 4QD.
Ceres Highland Games The oldest free games in Scotland,
always held on the last Saturday of the month of June, every year (except in
wartime) since the charter to hold the Games was given to the people of the
village by Robert the
Bruce in 1314.
Culross Palace, Study & Town House The most complete
example in Scotland today of a Burgh of the 17th and 18th centuries. Culross,
Fife KY12 8JH.
Culross
Pottery and Gallery Offering a year round programme of exhibitions
featuring ceramics, paintings, stain glass, sculptures and jewellery by local
artists. Sandhaven, Culross, KY12 8JG.
Deep Sea
World Battery Quarry, North Queensferry.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Dogton Stone Once a splendid free-standing cross, probably
of 9th-century date, all that now remains is a much weathered fragment. In a
field at Dogton farmhouse, 1.5m ENE of Cardenden railway station off the
B922.
Dunfermline
Abbey Church An ancient chruch and a more recent one, married together.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Falkland
Palace Partially restored home of some of the Stuart monarchs.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Fife Folk Museum The fascinating history of the people of
Fife. The Weigh House, High Street, Ceres, nr Cupar KY15 5NF.
Hill of Tarvit An
attractive mansion house and gardens: NTS.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Isle of
May Ferry Travel to the Isle of May on the May Princess. Sea Safaris and
pleasure trips from Anstruther to St Andrews. Anstruther Harbour, Anstruther.
Isle of May NNR Lighthouses on the Isle of May have been a
beacon for centuries to seafarers in the Firth of Forth. The island now serves
as an important research centre for breeding seabirds as well as the grey seals
that pup here in autumn.
Knockhill Racing Circuit Scotland's National Motorsport
Centre with a wide range of driving activities. By Dunfermline, KY12 9TF. STB 3
Star Activity Centre.
Leuchars
Church The church in the village of Leuchars, part of which is covered with
some of the medieval best stonework in Scotland.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Lindores Abbey The ruins of an abbey dating back to 1191.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Pages)
Lindores Abbey Distillery An outstanding distillery and visitor centre near Newburgh.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Pages)
Methil Heritage
Centre Nice museum in an old post office that tells the story of
Levenmouth. (Undiscovered Scotland Feature Page)
Museum of Communication Showing how the communications
systems we take for granted today have been developed. 131 High Street,
Burntisland KY3 9AA.
Scottish
Fisheries Museum The superbly told story of fishing in Scotland.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Scottish Vintage Bus Museum Possibly Britain's largest
collection of historic buses dating from the 1920s to 1980s. M90 Commerce Park,
Lathalmond, By Dunfermline.
St Andrews
Aquarium A marine environment in a marine location.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Andrews Botanic Garden About 8000 species of ferns,
herbaceous plants, shrubs and trees are grown here. Some are native to Scotland
but most grow wild in other regions of the world. Canongate, St Andrews, Fife
KY16 8RT.
St Andrews
Castle Badly ruined but very imposing: Historic Environment Scotland.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Andrews
Cathedral The remains of what was once Scotland's largest cathedral.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Andrews
Cathedral Museum Excellent collection of carved stones and gravestones.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Bridget's
Church Ruined church on the north shore of the Firth of Forth.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Margaret's Cave Place of
pilgrimage under a Dunfermline car park.(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Mary’s Church, Kirkheugh The scanty foundations of
a small cruciform church on the edge of the cliff behind the cathedral. It was
the earliest collegiate church in Scotland. On the coastal path to the pier and
just north of St Andrews Cathedral.
St Monans Parish
Church Beautiful church placed right on the edge of the sea.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
St Rule's Tower
Offering superb vews in all directions.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Stirling
& Dunfermline Tour Driving tour taking in Stirling and Dunfermline.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Tentsmuir NNR The sand dunes and beach at the mouth of the
Tay estuary are one of the fastest growing parts of Scotland. Along the
foreshore a mile and a half east of Tayport.
Tulliallan
Kirkyard Superb collection of old gravestones.
(Undiscovered
Scotland Feature Page)
Wemyss Ware Pottery Pottery and STB 4 Star Visitor
Attraction producing Scottland's famous Wemyss Ware. This hand painted pottery
was first made in Fife in 1882, and the tradition continues today. Potters and
painters can be seen at work at Kirkbrae, Ceres, KY15 5ND.
West Port One of the few surviving city gates in Scotland,
built in 1589 and renovated in 1843. St Andrews: at junction of South Street
with Bridge Street.
