Attractions

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Aberdour Castle
14th century castle built by the Douglas family. The gallery on the 1st floor gives an idea of how it was furnished at the time. The castle has a delightful walled garden and dovecot.

Balmerino Abbey
Ruins of a Cistercian Monastery, founded in 1229. The grounds contain an ancient Spanish chestnut tree - one of the oldest in the country.

The British Golf Museum
The British Golf Museum traces the history of golf, in both Britain and abroad, from the middle ages through to the present day.

Cluny Clays
International clay pigeon shooting and archery centre offering the opportunity to watch or try all disciplines of both these sports.

Deep Sea World
Come face to face with Europe's largest collection of Sand Tiger Sharks.

Fife Flying Club
Fife Airport comprises Fife Flying Club and the Tipsy Nipper Restaurant and bar.

Kircaldy Museum & Art Gallery
Set in lovely garden grounds, Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery features a superb collection of 19th - 21st Century Scottish paintings.

Fife Folk Museum
The Fife Folk Museum invites you to discover the history of everyday rural life in this area. Located in the small historic burgh of Ceres, this collection has been built up over more than thirty years.

Scottish Deer Centre
Free roaming in 55 acres of beautiful countryside are 140 head of deer covering eight species.

Scottish Fisheries Museum
This national museum tells the story of the fishing industry from the earliest times to the present date.

St. Andrews Castle
See the fascinating mine and counter-mine-rare examples of medieval siege techniques.

Trinity Church
Picturesque 200 year old village church in village setting retaining many original features.