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at a glance 4 A perfect playground 6 Great golf 8 Intriguing heritage10 Outdoor adventures12 Natural larder14 Year of Young People 201816 Eventful Fife18 Travel tips20 Practical information24 Places to visit listings

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Cover: Dunfermline Abbey viewed from the gardens of The Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries.

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You’ll never forget the Kingdom of Fife. Explore this enchanting region and you’ll take back memories of gorgeous coastal villages, ancient castles, a royal palace and historic abbeys, as well as meals of delicious local food and drink. Tee off in the spiritual home of golf, dig your toes into the sand on award-winning beaches and soak up historic tales. And you’ve picked up a very special time to visit as in 2018 Scotland celebrates its Year of Young People.

We can promise you an even more fascinating range of attractions and fun outdoor activities in a region that is family-friendly and full of adventure.

Culross Palace and Gardens

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Dunfermline and West FifeThe soaring vault of Dunfermline Abbey is a fitting resting place for the bones of King Robert the Bruce. The abbey was founded in 1072 and it’s impossible not to admire its stunning Romanesque architecture.

How did the son of a poor handloom weaver become the richest man in the world and the most generous philanthropist? Find out at the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum in Dunfermline.

Buckle up that seatbelt and try karting at Knockhill Racing Circuit,

Scotland’s National Motorsport Centre.

Get up close to sand tiger sharks, conger eels, stingrays and more at Deep Sea World in North Queensferry, Scotland’s national aquarium.

Kirkcaldy and Mid-FifeFor a lively programme of theatre, dance and music, head to the Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy.

Kinghorn packs a lot of fun into a small place – here you can stroll along two lovely sandy beaches, tee off on a challenging 18-hole golf

course and enjoy coarse fishing and canoeing on a pretty loch.

On a green slope overlooking Kinghorn Loch you’ll find the UK’s first Earthship, a solar-powered educational and research centre made entirely from natural and recycled materials.

Pop into the Harbourmaster’s House in Dysart before you start your journey along the Fife Coastal Path. Here you can learn all about the path, as well as the history of Dysart as a key Scottish port, and enjoy a bite to eat in the bistro.

Visit the Kingdom of Fife and discover an exciting variety of family attractions, outdoor pursuits and a rich history based on Royal Burghs, palaces and castles. Marvel at the breathtaking views around every corner from the rolling hills of the countryside to the pretty fishing villages and historic towns along the coast.

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Did you know?

Falkland, Culross, Dysart and Aberdour have all starred in the TV show

Outlander.

Lady’s Tower, Elie

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Fancy an action-packed family day out? Then visit Lochore Meadows Country Park, near Lochgelly. Pack a tasty picnic and go for a wander around the stunning loch or take a bike ride along the park’s network of woodland trails.

LevenmouthIf you’re a golfer you’ll appreciate the quality of Lundin Links Golf Course, an Open Championship Final Qualifying course.

See how many species you can spot on the nature trails in Leven at Letham Glen and Silverburn Park.

East NeukThey dot the coast like pearls on a chain – the fishing villages of Crail, Anstruther, Pittenweem, St Monans and Elie are just a few of the gems waiting for you to discover them. They lie in the famous East Neuk of Fife, the region’s beautiful eastern corner.Head on over to the award-winning Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther then explore the charming local galleries in Pittenweem. Or while away a day in Crail, with its ancient parish church, fascinating shops and Crail Pottery, where you can pick up beautiful handmade ceramics.You now have top secret security clearance to descend into Scotland’s Secret Bunker, the 24,000 sq ft command centre where Scotland would have been governed in the event of nuclear war. It was Scotland’s best-kept secret for over 40 years, and lies hidden 150 m beneath the floorboards of a traditional-looking Fife farmhouse.Pack a sandwich and meander round the Cambo Estate, with its tranquil and beautifully-maintained gardens.

St AndrewsThe town of St Andrews is home to the sport of golf, and to Scotland’s oldest university.

HighlightsKirkcaldy Galleries – admire works by Fife-born artist Jack Vettriano, the Scottish Colourists and much more.

Fife Coastal Path – you’ll never forget walking this 117-mile (188-km) route along glorious beaches and through charming fishing villages.

Anstruther Fish Bar – taste for yourself why this award-winning establishment is often judged one of the best fish and chip shops in the UK.

Newly opened Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries, featuring a new museum and gallery spaces.

Don’t miss...Step back in time as you pace the cobbled streets of the Royal Burgh of Culross. You can see history writ large in the town’s elegant, ancient buildings and stunning palace.

Hop on a boat trip to Inchcolm Island and pay your respects in the medieval Inchcolm Abbey.

Kids will love the brilliant St Andrews Aquarium where you can press your nose to the glass and get close to fascinating species such as sharks, seahorses, piranhas and meerkats. There’s even a colony of humboldt penguins named after Wimbledon champion Andy Murray and his family!

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Catherine, met when they were studying at the University of St Andrews. Tucked away on the outskirts of town is the beautiful St Andrews Botanic Garden. Don’t forget to explore the nearby castle, cathedral and the family-friendly gem, Craigtoun Country Park.

North Fife, Cupar and the Howe of FifeWind back the clock in the medieval burgh of Cupar. This is a town steeped in history and set amongst a patchwork of fields, rolling hills, woodlands and farming communities.

Meet ancestors of today’s Fifers at the Fife Folk Museum in the village of Ceres and discover collections of agricultural tools, pottery, paintings, toys and much more. Enjoy a coffee in the Haters & Co Tearoom and Eatery.

Imagine life as the owner of Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse & Gardens, one of Scotland’s finest Edwardian mansion houses. Its splendid collection of antiques, furniture, Chinese porcelain and superb paintings would be all yours...

Join the Queen as a fan of Griselda Hill Pottery Ltd® in the village of Ceres, and start your collection of their lovely hand-painted Wemyss Ware® pottery.

Explore Tentsmuir Forest, a glorious pine forest which borders white sand dunes and a magnificent beach. It’s the perfect spot for wildlife watching and a family picnic.

Come nose to nose with amazing wildlife at the Scottish Deer Centre, near Cupar. Here you can meet otters, foxes, Scottish wildcats and wolves, and several species of deer. You can also enjoy spectacular bird of prey demonstrations or take a treetop walk through Witches Wood.

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Pack a picnic and spend an afternoon in one of Fife’s beautiful parks, such as Pittencrieff in Dunfermline, Victorian Beveridge Park in Kirkcaldy or Craigtoun Park near St Andrews.

Let the sea breeze ruffle your hair on a scenic walk along the Fife Coastal Path. You can cruise the coastline for 117 miles from Kincardine to Newburgh with sandy beaches, attractive fishing villages and curious wildlife for you to discover.

Dig out your crabbing net and an old cricket bat and head to one of Fife’s stunning beaches for the day. Wander along miles of golden sands at Elie Ruby Bay, Kingdom Pettycur Bay, St Andrews West Sands and Elie Harbour.

Saddle up and pedal out on more than 300 miles of cycle paths from coast to countryside on the Fife Cycleways – a great way to explore the region.

Here’s an idea for a mini-adventure – take a boat trip in the summer months from Anstruther out to the Isle of May. This fascinating island was previously used by monks, Vikings and smugglers and is home to one of the oldest lighthouses in Scotland. It’s also home to colonies of puffins and seals.

Roam the lovely trails in the Lomond Hills Regional Park and discover geological marvels such as the bizarrely shaped Bonnet Stane and Carlin Maggie’s Stane. The East and West Lomond Hills are the highest points in Fife and you’ll find you can’t help gazing for ages

Your everyday cares are about to dissolve... There’s nothing quite as uplifting to the spirit as a day out amid rolling hills, green forests and golden beaches – and you can find them all here in the Kingdom of Fife. You’ll never run out of ways to enjoy this natural playground with walking trails, cycling routes and a magnificent coastal path, which runs for miles around the sparkling coastline.

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at the wonderful view when you get to the top.

A paradise for animals and humans alike – that’s Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve at Eden Esturay, near Leuchars. Tread quietly – you can expect to meet wildfowl in the pine forest and seals on the long sandy beach.

Pause and smell the fragrant aroma of the beautiful sunken rose garden at Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse & Garden. Then go squirrel spotting in the woodland or climb the hill to enjoy fantastic views.

Get your heart pumping with an action-packed day down at the beach. Adventure company Blown Away, in St Andrews offer all kinds of beach activities, from land yachting and stand up paddle boarding to kayaking and riding the waves in a high speed Zapcat.

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HighlightsEver been to a snowdrop festival? It’s truly wonderful, and there’s one every spring at Cambo Estate, Kingsbarns.

You may spot bottlenose dolphins frolicking in the Firth of Forth from the Fife Coastal Path.

Known as a dragonfly hot spot, head to the Morton Loch National Nature Reserve at Tentsmuir, where you can also spot kingfishers and seals.

Follow the Red Squirrel Trail in Devilla Forest, Kincardine.

Don’t miss...Remember your binoculars on a walk around the charming Kinghorn Loch – there is lots of wildlife to spot.

Take a short walk up Binn Hill in Burntisland for stunning panoramic coastal views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh & The Lothians.

See how many species of migrating birds you can spot at the Fife Ness Muir Wildlife Reserve, by Crail.

At Falkland Estate, follow the Maspie Den paths through the forest to the Yad waterfall and the Tyndall Bruce Monument, which offers glorious views of the Fife countryside and beyond.

Did you know?

In 2013 a pair of rare white- tailed sea eagles became

the first to raise a chick in the east of

Scotland in almost 200 years.

Lochore Meadows Country Park

Craigtoun Country Park, St Andrews

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It’s thanks to St Andrews that the game as we know it exists today, and it’s here that you’ll find the jewel in the crown and spiritual home of the game, the Old Course. Famed worldwide, the Old Course is confirmed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest golf course in the world. It hosts The Open Championship every five years. You can play on this legendary course yourself, but you must book in advance.

The Old and New courses in St Andrews that we see today were

Enthusiastic novice? Seasoned professional? Or a happy hacker? Whatever your talents, you’ll be in golf heaven in Fife. You could tee off on a different course every Saturday for a year, from dangerously difficult links to charming inland courses.

created by ‘Old’ Tom Morris who is celebrated for his pioneering work in course architecture. He was also a fantastic golfer, setting the Open record as the oldest champion, at the age of 46, in 1867. Children and adults can have plenty of fun tackling the humps and bumps of the Himalayas putting course, located next to the second tee of the Old Course.

Here’s a hidden gem of a golf course – the old Balcomie Links by Crail. Set in a rugged corner of the coast, the course was laid out by

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‘Old’ Tom Morris. Test your skills over the rocky bays and on the long par 3s with greens perched right on top of the vertical cliffs. The par 4 fifth hole is one of the most challenging, and is appropriately named, Hell’s Hole.

For a modern links challenge, try Kingsbarns Golf Links, often voted one of the world’s top 100 courses.

For more ideas and themed golf trails, go to www.visitfifegolf.com

Kingsbarns Golf Course

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highlightsPutt with period clubs and balls then browse the exhibitions and wonderful visual displays at the British Golf Museum in St Andrews.

Give your game a tune-up from the swing doctors at the St Andrews Links Golf Academy.

The 9-hole Balgove Course in St Andrews is ideal for youngsters and beginners who will still be challenged by shallow bunkers, undulating greens and wide fairways.

Play traditional golf with hickory clubs at Kingarrock at Hill of Tarvit, near Cupar.

Enjoy a round at Elie, the course James Braid learnt to play on.

Aberdour has been voted one of the best golfing experiences, and its sea views are something special.

Did you know?

The Old Course in St Andrews was the first golf course

to have 18 holes, and this is now the world

standard.

Lundin Links – its fine links fairways and beautiful greens were redesigned by James Braid in 1909.Forrester Park in Dunfermline – a magnificent 18-hole course set in ancient parkland.Ladybank, Cairneyhill – a charming heathland course set amongst pine trees, silver birch and heather.Anstruther – a hidden gem offering stunning views of Anstruther harbour, the Bass Rock and the Isle of May.Kirkcaldy Golf Club – an attractive 18-hole parkland course.Scotscraig – a mix of heathland and links, an enjoyable, yet testing course in Tayport.Leven – the Leven Golfing Society is the 11th oldest golf club in the world.Balbirnie Park, Markinch – a fine example of the best in traditional parkland design.

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Aberdour Golf Course

Kingsbarns Golf Course

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cottages and merchants’ houses that huddle around the old stone harbours. That’s a typical scene that you can enjoy in the harbours of the East Neuk’s picturesque fishing villages.

Explore the Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries offering a new museum, gallery spaces, cafe, shop and reading rooms - all adjoining the world’s first Carnegie Library. Learn more about the town’s ancient history and heritage through impressive exhibitions and displays.

Fishing has been the lifeblood of the East Neuk for generations and you can learn more about how it shaped the local people’s lives at the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther.

Do you love a good yarn? History drips from the very stones of our buildings and you can hear the stories of ancestors wherever you go. Explore the many castles, palaces and museums scattered throughout the region and uncover the remarkable history of this unique corner of Scotland.

Its nave is now grassy and open to the elements, but it’s easy to imagine St Andrews Cathedral in all its pomp as Scotland’s largest and most magnificent church. Climb the 33 m high St Rule’s Tower, built around 1130, for sweeping views of the town and coastline.

While you’re in St Andrews make sure you visit the castle. It was once the official residence of Scotland’s leading bishop and has a very scary bottle dungeon.

Duck your head and step inside the 18th century Harbourmaster’s House at Dysart, for a hands-on history lesson in the business arts of salt and coal trading.

Lobster creels, floats and fishing nets are stacked on the quayside, overlooked by the wind-worn

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Did you know?

In the 11th century, King Malcolm III

established Dunfermline as Scotland’s capital.

Need a moment of sanctuary in this busy world? Find it in magnificent Dunfermline Abbey, the final resting place of many Scottish kings and queens. The legendary Robert the Bruce is one of the royals sleeping here – minus his heart, which is buried in Melrose Abbey in the Scottish Borders.

Take time to explore the abbey complex including the ruins of a palace built by King James VI in the 16th century that became a home for his queen, Anne of Denmark

Make a mini-pilgrimage of your own down the 87 steps to St Margaret’s Cave, Dunfermline, where the canonised Queen Margaret of Scotland would go to pray over 900 years ago.

Kirkcaldy Old Kirk and Kirk Wynd

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Follow the footsteps of medieval pilgrims on a tour of Fife’s key pilgrimage sites. Tour companies Discover Dunfermline Tours and Forth Pilgrim will happily guide you through key moments in almost 900 years of Scotland’s history.

Tucked into the Lomond foothills and set in the heart of a medieval village you’ll find the royal Falkland Palace and Garden. This is a true hidden gem which was used as a hunting lodge for several Scottish monarchs including Mary Queen of Scots. Today you can enjoy its French-influenced Renaissance architecture, beautifully reconstructed rooms, peaceful palace gardens and the world’s oldest real tennis court, which was built in 1539!

Step back in time to the 16th and 17th centuries as you stroll around the beautiful Royal Burgh of Culross, not far from Dunfermline. Walk along pretty cobbled streets in this historic village and admire the beautiful ochre-coloured Culross Palace.

Kellie Castle and Garden is beautiful inside and out – you can see fabulous paintings and tapestries then stroll round the glorious gardens. Here’s a fantastic

fact – the 5th Earl of Kellie hid in a burnt-out tree stump in the grounds of the castle for an entire summer following the Battle of Culloden in 1746!

St Monans Windmill is a living reminder of Fife’s former booming salt industry. This late 18th-century salt mill was used to pump sea water into special evaporation pans before they were heated.

Reputedly no stone castle in Scotland has been standing longer than Aberdour Castle. Explore its ancient corridors and stretch your legs with a walk round its beautiful walled garden and grounds.

See for yourself why saints sought out the peace of St Fillan’s Cave in Pittenweem as a haven. The cave gave Pittenweem its name, ‘pit’ being the Pictish word for ‘place’ and ‘weem’ meaning ‘cave’.

The first ever mention of Scotch whisky was at Lindores Abbey, Newburgh in 1494. Explore the all new visitor centre which uncovers the site of the earliest written reference to Scotch whisky production. The centre boasts three stills from the Forsyths of Rhothes and hosts exhibitions and events throughout the year.

HighlightsForth Bridge – this architectural gem was awarded UNESCO World Heritage site status in 2015. For the best view head to North Queensferry – or hop on a train going across the bridge.

Enjoy a family day out at the oldest free traditional games in Scotland, held every year at the end of June in Ceres.

Talk about romantic – wander the stunning gardens of Wemyss Castle and you can easily imagine Mary Queen of Scots meeting her husband Lord Darnley amid the blooming flower beds.

Ravenscraig Castle, Kirkcaldy was built to make enemies falter. You can see how in the fort’s towering facade, 3.5 m-thick walls and commanding views of the Firth of Forth.

Admire St Andrews’ imposing medieval city gate, the West Port. Built in 1589, the West Port is one of the last medieval city gates left in Scotland.

The Artline group showcases restored art and heritage buildings on the railway through Fife. www.theartline.co.uk

The award-winning Fife Folk Museum, in Ceres, looks at the most important aspect of life in the Kingdom of Fife - its people.

Kellie Castle, near Pittenweem

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left some fascinating wreck dive sites. You can choose from many providers that offer training and guided dives such as the Divebunker based at Burntisland.

Leave the everyday world far behind and explore Fife on foot along 117 miles of the Fife Coastal Path. The path stretches from the Forth estuary in the south to the Tay estuary in the north and will guide you past picturesque fishing

Ready to play? Well, Fife is a truly exceptional outdoor playground, and it’s ready and waiting for you to spring into action. Fife is heaven for golfers, but the great game is by no means the only sport available in this action-packed part of Scotland.

A quick look at the map will show you Fife has miles and miles of beautiful coastline, making it an ideal destination for sailing. Set sail from attractive coastal towns such as Anstruther, Newburgh, Kinghorn, Tayport and Wormit and you can choose between weekday, weekend, group and individual sessions.

The Firth of Forth has been one of Scotland’s most important shipping areas for centuries and this has

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Did you know?

The Scottish National Waterski Centre, Dunfermline,

is one of the best facilities in Europe!

towns and villages, award-winning beaches, unexpected wildlife and some absolutely stunning views.

Head to Cluny Activities near Kirkcaldy for a range of family-friendly activities that everyone can get involved in, including shooting sports, golf, footgolf and a children’s indoor and outdoor play area. There is also a Clubhouse with a delicious menu of homebaking, snack, and meals featuring fresh local produce.

Land yachting, West Sands beach, St Andrews

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more activitiesHead to East Neuk Outdoors, at Cellardyke Park in Anstruther, to try archery, canoeing, abseiling, orienteering and mountain biking.Grab you walking boots and explore the paths and trails of Maspie Den, Falkland which boast fascinating features and pases through Falkland village along the way.Lundin Ladies Golf Course – the second hole on the course is home to the ancient Standing Stones of Lundie, which date back over 6,000 years.Starting at Culross and North Queensferry follow in the footsteps of medieval pilgrims on the Fife Pilgrim Way a 70 mile path takes in spectacular views of the Highlands, the Coast, Forth and Tay Estuaries and the Lomond Hills.

Don’t miss...An exhilarating afternoon at Knockhill Racing Circuit, the home of Scottish motorsport. Take a ride around the circuit yourself or enjoy weekend events.Take the wheel of a 4x4 at the Scottish Off Road Driving Centre near Auchtermuchty.Get on target for a great day out at the Scottish Clay Shooting Centre near St Andrews.Fancy yourself as the next Lewis Hamilton? Try your driving hand at indoor karting at Kartstart in Kirkcaldy.Saddle up for a quiet hack on a leafy forest trail or even a thrilling gallop on one of the region’s beautiful wind-swept beaches.

In the sandy curve of Elie Bay, you’ll find Elie Watersports whose helpful instructors can have you whizzing over the waves on waterskis or a wakeboard.

Bring your bike or simply hire one here and enjoy the Kingdom of Fife Cycle Ways, a network of over 300 miles (483 km) of cycle routes on sleepy old railway paths, forest tracks and quiet country lanes. Head to Pitmedden Forest, near Auchtermuchty, where you’ll find miles of track that weave between trees and down slopes, with options for both experienced mountain bikers and beginners.

Grab your kit and head to Townhill Country Park, north of Dunfermline for a game of tennis, cricket, football or even croquet. This tranquil country park is also home to Waterski & Wakeboard Scotland, a custom-built site. With world-class boats and state-of-the-art

facilities, beginners and experts alike will have a brilliant time here.

Expect rosy cheeks and smiles on a family day out at Lochore Meadows Country Park. You can throw yourself into a wide range of activities, from orienteering and hillwalking to mountain biking and kayaking, at the Outdoor Recreation Centre or take a refreshing stroll or bike ride through tranquil woodland trails, many of which are wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible.

Leave the car behind and choose an alternative way to travel – why not walk, trot or canter your way across the region on horseback? You’ll find riding centres near St Andrews, Cupar and Dunfermline.

Take your family for a walk or cycle through the pine forest trails in Tentsmuir Forest, then idle the afternoon away building sandcastles on the beach.

Relaxing at Pittenweem harbour

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Our chefs can count on fantastic produce on their doorstep, which include two Michelin starred restaurants, so it’s no wonder that restaurants here can offer you delicious, seasonal meals every day of the year. Visit www.foodfromfife.co.uk for a fantastic choice of food trails around the region.

Are you a chocaholic? Get ready to indulge your wonderful weakness by visiting the attractions on Scotland’s Chocolate Trail. In Fife you can visit the Cocoa Tree Café in Pittenweem or Laura’s Chocolates in Cowdenbeath?

Pay a visit to Darnley’s Distillery for a tour to learn about the distilling

catch in Pittenweem, and try some fantastic fish and chips on your travels.

Stock up on fresh local vegetables, well hung beef and artisan jams and chutneys from the Pillars of Hercules in Falkland, Balgove Larder Farm Shop near St Andrews or Ardross Farm Shop in Elie.

At St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company, near Pittenweem, see the art of cheese-making and sample a range of award-winning artisan cheeses made from milk from the cows on the farm.

Who doesn’t love an authentic Italian ice cream? And few do it better than Jannettas Gelateria in St Andrews, winner of The Waverley

We hope you’re hungry... In the plentiful Kingdom of Fife, you’ll find ample opportunity to sample the fabulous local food and drink at farmers’ markets, shops and eateries. With rich farmland and blue waters, Fife is the perfect environment for yielding the most delicious natural produce, from mouth-watering berries to succulent meats and the freshest seafood.

process, the story of Darnley’s Gin and, of course, a delicious tasting.

Buy directly from producers at one of four farmers’ markets held in Kirkcaldy, St Andrews, Dunfermline and Cupar. Choose from a wonderful array of freshly picked fruit and vegetables, locally reared meats, artisan cheeses, home-baked goods and confectionery.

Head to Lindores Abbey Distillery for fine dining, a whisky tour, afternoon teas, whisky and champagne, or a light lunch and some homebaking.

Sample some of Fife’s fabulous freshly caught seafood. You can stand on the quayside and see the local fishermen landing their

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Balgove Larder Steak Barn, St Andrews

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Pop the cap off a bottle or two of rich, locally produced ale during your visit. Try the St Andrews Brewing Company’s Neuk Ale, dark mahogany in colour with rich coffee and chocolate flavours. Eden Mill is a craft brewery and distillery creating beer, whisky and gin all by hand and you can learn about the history and process by joining a beer or whisky tour.

To find out more about Scotland’s Chocolate Trail and other foodie trails visit www.visitscotland.com/foodandietrails

Foodie delights…Choose from over 50 flavours at Jannettas Gelateria ice cream parlour in St Andrews including Irn Bru sorbet and a millionaire’s shortbread frozen yoghurt.The Italian cuisine at La Cucina in the heart of Fairmont St Andrews is the real deal. Fruit picking is a fun and tasty way to spend an afternoon. There are many farms you can pick your own fruit at, including Cairnie Fruit Farm near Cupar or Blacketyside Farm near Leven.Chillilicious – Scotland’s first chilli farm is near Ceres. They produce fantastic products such as chilli chutney and chilli jam. They also make innovative chilli-themed glass art.

POP into...Room With a View – try out this great seafood restaurant in Aberdour, offering stunning views of the Firth of Forth.Ostlers Close, Cupar – sample traditional Scottish dishes with a modern twist.

Golden Cone Award 2014. Nardini’s also opened in July 2015 and they won the Golden cone for 2015.

Ah, the ‘water of life’! Visit the Kingsbarns Distillery and Visitor Centre, on the Cambo Estate outside Kingsbarns, and learn how whisky is crafted in the visitor centre.

Pick up a bottle of the Spencerfield Spirit Company’s wonderful artisan whiskies; Sheep Dip, Pig’s Nose and The Feathery, or their famous Edinburgh Gin, which comes in a variety of flavours.

A guarantee of the finest quality Scottish

food and drink on offer. To find out more go to

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Ship Inn, Elie

The Peat Inn, near Cupar

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Try out the many water and land based activities at Blown Away on West Sands Beach in St Andrews, including landyachting, kayaking, surfing and more. In Fife’s East Neuk, enjoy archery, open canoeing, bouldering, bushcraft, abseiling and many others at the East Neuk Outdoor Centre. Just north of Dunfermline, Craigluscar Activities offers quad biking, hovercraft experiences, clay pigeon shooting, and archery which the whole family can get involved in. Enjoy a day out at Craigtoun Country Park near St Andrews for crazy golf, adventure play areas, zip lines, a trim trail, as well as exciting events held throughout the year.

If you’re looking for a fun and diverse family day out, then there are lots of options to choose from across Fife. If the weather permits, there are lots of great beaches and parks, or if you’re looking for something indoors choose from a wide range of attractions and activities – all designed to keep kids entertained. Head to the Scottish Deer Centre near Cupar to get up close to a variety of species of deer, as well as wild cats, birds of prey, and wolves. Explore the Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries featuring a new museum, gallery spaces, café, shop, a reading room, and a new children’s library which opens out to the stunning

landscaped garden. Take a voyage of discovery through the depths of the ocean at Deep Sea World in North Queensferry with themed exhibitions, events, shark dives, underwater tunnels, talks, and feeds that will keep you entertained for hours. Or pay a visit to the St Andrews Aquarium to uncover the new Amazing Amazon room showcasing a variety of Amazonian animals, or enjoy animals talks, feedings times and handling of certain species.

Grab your bucket and spade and explore Fife’s picturesque coastline and seaside spots. Head to St Andrews for a family day out at the beach – there is almost 2 miles of

Brilliant experiences are at the heart of The Kingdom of Fife, and what better way to celebrate the Year of Young People 2018 than with a jam-packed programme of events that showcases all the great experiences the region has to offer? From adrenaline-filled adventure breaks, enthralling historic tales, vibrant arts festivals, and family days out, the area is bursting with opportunities for young people and families alike.

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uninterrupted golden sands which are perfect for a picnic, building a sand castle, or just relaxing in the sun. Visit Burntisland Beach for lovely views overlooking the Firth of Forth, as well as a nearby seaside park, crazy golf, bouncy castle, and summer fairground to enjoy. Linking the villages of Elie and Earlsferry, the Elie Earlsferry Beach is a wonderful seaside spot and boasts many watersport activities for the beginner and more experienced alike.

Explore the Fife Coastal Path for 117 miles of walking trails stretching from the Firth of Forth to the Firth of Tay, taking in the history, wildlife, scenery and culture from the landscape around you. There are several stages all offering various activities and sights to see along the way – so don’t miss out! Or why not discover Fife by bike, and venture on one of the many cycle roads across the region that boast atmospheric surroundings, views

and coastline, as well as passing many attractions and quirky cafes en route?

Whether you are a literature lover or a food enthusiast, take part in more activities and events than ever before, created especially for young people and families in 2018. Enjoy events such as Cupar Highland Games, Crail Food Festival, StAnza Poetry Festival, St Andrews Photography Festival, and East Neuk Festival to name a few, or tingle your taste buds at numerous foodie festivals, learn about the history of the area and so much more at events throughout the year.

So, if you are young or young at heart, 2018 is the year to visit the Kingdom of Fife!

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Don’t miss...A round of golf on one of the 50 courses in the region – from the historic greens of St Andrews to the magnificent parkland courses.

The St Andrews Fashion Show which is now the largest and most successful student-run organisation in the UK, and uses its events to raise money for local charities.

The abundance of food and fine dining experiences in Fife, from craft beers, gins and whiskies to freshly caught seafood, tasty cheeses, and succulent meats.

A trip to The Scottish National Waterski Centre in Dunfermline, which is regarded as one of the best facilities in Europe.

A visit to Scotland’s Secret Bunker in St Andrews to unearth the underground tunnels and bunker, created to survive a nuclear war, that was kept hidden for 40 years.

The Cairnie Fruit Farm Maze for a labyrinth of pathways and alleys across 6 acres to explore – and it’s in the shape of Darth Vader!

Did you know?

The Artline is a railway that links all the stations

in Fife together and showcases the regions’

art and heritage.

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Calling all culture vultures – get ready to feast on theatre, dance, film and music at the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, the Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy, and the Alhambra Theatre or Carnegie Hall, both in Dunfermline.

You can find information on the latest events in theatres and venues across Fife at www.onfife.com

Put a spring in your step at the snowdrop wonderland at Cambo Gardens. Celebrate this year’s Snowdrop Festival from January to mid-March, and walk through

flower-filled woodlands to the sea.

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day...? Head to St Andrews in March for StAnza Scotland’s International Poetry Festival. Sit back and let world-class poets, writers, musicians and film-makers inspire you with many readings, performances, exhibitions, talks, and workshops in a variety of atmospheric venues across the town.

Why visit just one studio when you can visit dozens? Professional artists throw open their doors in

May as part of Open Studios North Fife. Pop into studios in garages, sheds, spare rooms and workshops and pick up some creative inspiration of your own.

Do you have a Scottish ancestor? Then have some fun the way your forebears did at a Highland games. Fife has several taking place throughout the summer months, including Markinch, Newburgh, Cupar, Burntisland, St Andrews, Inverkeithing and Ceres.

Well worth a look is the East Neuk Festival from 27 June – 1 July 2018. Relax in your seat and let

From golf championships and Highland games to arts, food and poetry festivals, Fife has enough going on to keep you entertained every night of the year. Whatever time of year you visit you can enjoy events, exhibitions, festivals and unusual happenings.

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highlightsWatch world-class golfers tee off alongside teams of leading amateurs and battle for glory in October’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. This prestigious tournament is held across three of Scotland’s top golf courses (St Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie).Celebrate Fife’s finest local produce at the annual Crail Food Festival in June. Meet the local producers, watch live music and – most importantly! – take part in tasting sessions and cooking demonstrations.There’s art, art and more art everywhere you look at the Pittenweem Arts Festival in August. Come and see inspiring artists take over the town as they display their creations in galleries, homes, studios and public venues.

Don’t miss...The ReimagiNation: Glenrothes Book Festival in May featuring creative workshops, activities and more.The first ever Fife Whisky Festival will take place on 10 March at the Corn Exchange in Cupar.A variety of motorsports events and shows throughout the year for an exciting adrenaline-filled day out at Knockhill and Cowdenbeath.St Andrews Voices, October – enjoy performances by some of the finest UK musicians in lots of styles, including jazz, folk, opera and more.

international artists enchant you with sublime chamber music.

Enjoy theatre, music, comedy and more at the Culross Festival in June, where performers will make you laugh, sing and get your toes tapping!In September celebrate Scottish photography and pick up some tips at the St Andrews Photography Festival.What better way to celebrate Scotland’s patron saint than in his namesake town, St Andrews will be buzzing with events and celebrations at the end of November, including Scotland’s largest outdoor ceilidh, cookery demonstrations and tastings, golf competitions and lots of foot-tapping live music from musicians and pipers.

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Stained glass workshop at Keny Drew’s East Neuk Glass

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By roadThe A92 road runs diagonally through the region forming a useful ‘spine’ that you can use to access many sights and attractions. There are also many well-signposted scenic routes linking the smaller towns and villages.

Fife has around 300 miles of on and off-road cycle routes – bring your own or hire a bike in one of the towns.

Choose the slower pace of the Fife Coastal Route and take time

to discover even more on your travels – www.visitscotland.com/touristroutes

In September 2017, Britain’s tallest bridge, the new Queensferry Crossing opened over the Firth of Forth linking Fife to Edinburgh.

By busHop on the express coach services that link Anstruther, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Leven, Glenrothes, Cupar and St Andrews. You can then use the comprehensive local bus networks in each town.

Fife is a compact region that you’ll find is easy to travel around by car, foot and bike. You can also take advantage of the convenient public transport links.

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By railFife Circle trains stop at numerous towns and villages in south west Fife and there are also regular trains which run between Edinburgh and Dundee through the region. You can catch the frequent bus service from Leuchars to St Andrews town centre. For more information visit www.nationalrail.co.uk

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more informatioNYour first stop to discover more on your Kingdom of Fife adventure is a VisitScotland iCentre. Our local experts can help you w ith advice on everything there is to see and do, as well as booking your accommodation and arranging tickets for events, activities and transport across Scotland. You can also pick up a quality, authentic Scottish souvenir.

For all local and national public transport timetables and journey planning information contact Traveline Scotland on 0871 200 22 33, www.travelinescotland.com or download the smartphone app. The Traveline Scotland call centre is open 24 hours every day.

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Did you know?

The Tay Rail Bridge connects Fife and Dundee. At over

2 miles (3.2 km) in length it is the longest

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The listings within this guide have been split into the following sections:• Places to visit• Leisure activities• Shopping• Food & drink• Tours• Events & festivals• Family fun• Accommodation

Businesses within these sections are listed in alphabetical order by business location, then by business name. Each entry has a map reference (see example) relating to the map which appears at the back of this guide. The majority of entries will have a postcode which can be used to pin point exact locations. Where a business is listed as being ‘By’ a town or village it is wise to check the exact location

before making your journey. Some listings may have a distance beside the location; this indicates the approximate road distance in miles from the main location. The mileages are voluntarily provided by the businesses themselves.

Display advertising is placed at the back of this guide and is also split into categories. Business listings who also have display advertising will have this icon •.

1 ANY LOCATION (4 miles) F3Scott GardensKinross KY22 9YR T: 01599 862655 www.scottgardens.co.ukBeautiful 18th century gardens with café and popular daily events, overlooking one of Scotland’s famous lochs. Plenty to see and do for all the family. 44

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Location‘By’ designates that a property is within 10 miles of this location. Mileage in brackets after the location indicates the distance from the named location.

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Quality AwardWhere a Quality Assurance award has been included on an entry, the business has been graded by VisitScotland and provides assurances on quality and standards. The scheme is explained on page 23 of this guide. Quality Assurance Awards are correct as at January 2018. At the end of the explanation on Quality Award.

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PricingWhere prices of admission, services and facilities are included in the entries, these are based on information received from the advertisers. Please note that prices include VAT where applicable and are for your guidance only (VAT as at December 2016).

SmokingScotland’s indoor public places, including pubs, restaurants and cafés are smoke-free by law, creating a healthier and fresher environment for residents and visitors to our beautiful country.

Drinking and drivingScotland’s drink drive limit is 50 mg (of alcohol per 100 ml of blood). The Scottish Government recommends the best approach is to have no alcohol at all, if you’re intending to get behind the wheel in Scotland. For more information, see www.dontriskit.info

BookingAccepting accommodation by telephone or in writing means you have entered into a legally binding contract with the proprietor of the establishment. If you cancel or fail to turn up, for whatever reason, the proprietor has the right to ask you for compensation. You should always check the cancellation terms in advance and, if you must cancel a booking, advise the business immediately. Online bookings are also subject to terms and conditions, please check direct with the proprietor for these.

ü Short breaksThere is a fabulous range of accommodation throughout Scotland. Establishments purchasing advertising within this guide can opt to display the above symbol. Many establishments have offers throughout the year, contact direct for latest special offers.

Insurance and cancellationsShould you have to cancel for whatever reason, it is reassuring to know that you can be insured against any compensation claim. Please ensure you take our cancellation insurance prior to your trip.

Family funThere is a wealth of things to see and do that will keep smiles on faces all day. Attractions and establishments which are particularly suitable for children have been highlighted within this guide. Please note that this icon is not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show this symbol.

+ Accessible andE Assistance dogsThe Equalities Act 2010 and Disability Discrimination Act 1995 say that reasonable adjustments must be made in order to avoid discriminating against people with disabilities. These will range from creating an access route for a person with a wheelchair to waiving a “no dog’s policy” in order that a disabled person may be accompanied by their assistance dog. It is always advisable to check with each establishment prior to visiting/booking. A disabled person should not be put at a disadvantage. Please note that these icons are not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show these symbols.

v Hearing loopInduction loop and infrared systems are available within this establishment. Informative signs and symbols will be displayed such as the loop sign above; it is always worth asking if not obvious. Please note that this icon is not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show this symbol.

, Dogs welcomeDogs are welcome to this establishment, on the understanding that they are on their leash and are kept under control. You may have to check with each establishment whether they are restricted areas for your dog. Please note that this icon is not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show this symbol.

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WiFi availableGuest WiFi access is available at this establishment. Please note that this icon is not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show this symbol.

ù GaelicIn this area some of the population speak the Gaelic language (as well as English), so if you wish to stay with Gaelic speakers please look out for the symbol within listings and ask when you book your accommodation to confirm that this is available. The Gaelic language is rich in tradition, history, music and culture, and will add an interesting dimension and unique sense of place to your holiday. Please note that this icon is not verified by VisitScotland as businesses can opt to show this symbol.

• Display AdvertisingThis icon denotes that this establishment also has a display advert, located at the back section of this guide.

For further information go to www.visitscotland.com

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If you’re looking for the true spirit of The Kingdom of Fife & St Andrews, start your search at one of our VisitScotland iCentres. We’ll point you in the direction of the best the region has to offer, whether you need advice on where to go and what to do, or even if you’re looking to book accommodation or tickets for all kinds of events, activities and transport. Come and talk to our knowledgeable and friendly staff. You never know, we might just let you in on a few local secrets.

70 Market Street,St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9NU 01334 472021

Please check visitscotland.com/icentre for opening times.

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THE SIGN OF QUALITY

Quite simply, it takes us the length and breadth of Scotland to visit thousands of different properties every year and grade them on the things we know matter to you. Things like the overall quality on offer and warmth of welcome to help you make a more informed choice. VisitScotland Quality Assurance – Quality you can trust.

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ooo Very good standard, with attention to detail in every area

oooo Excellent – superb food where provided and friendly, professional service

ooooo An exceptional standard where quality, hospitality and service are hard to fault

oServiced accommodation establishments awarded gold stars have consistently achieved the highest levels of excellence within their star grading.

For any feedback or comments you may have on quality assured properties please email us on [email protected].

Taste Our Best One way to ensure that you’ll enjoy great quality Scottish food and drink, prepared with care and delivered with passion, is to look for places that are part of Taste Our Best, our food and drink quality scheme.

Green Tourism-because we care Businesses that work in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way are graded: Bronze ∫, Silver ß or Gold ©

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Art galleriesSee also Visitor attractions

Culross Pottery, Gallery and Biscuit CaféSandhaven, Culross, Fife KY12 8JGT: 01383 882050 [email protected] Camilla Garrett-Jones showcases her workamongst a fascinating & diverse range oflocal artists. Warm welcome, great coffee,local produce, fresh baking.

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Maspie House High Street, Falkland, Fife KY15 7BUT: 01337 857735 www.maspiehousegallery.com Art gallery and shop in the heart of Falkland’s historic village and only afew steps from the entrance to Falkland Palace. Featuring a dynamicrange of artists and designers from Fife and beyond. Luxury B&Baccommodation available.

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Castles, historic homes & attractionsSee also Visitor attractions

Aberdour Castle & GardensHistoric Scotland In Aberdour, 8m East of theForth Bridges on the A921 KY3 0SLT: 01383 860519 [email protected]/visit-a-place Built in the 1100s as a fortified residence,making it one of the oldest stone castles in thecountry. The fine painted ceiling dates fromthe 1600s. oooo

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Royal Burgh of CulrossNational Trust for Scotland, Culross, Fife, KY12 8JHT: 01383 880359www.nts.org.uk

Culross is a jewel of a village – a living museum of 17th-century port life.See the white-harled houses that line the cobbled streets from themarket cross to the hilltop abbey. Discover the charming ochre-colouredpalace and its stunning reconstructed period garden, complete withherbs, fruit & vegetables.

• Picturesque royal burgh • Featured in hit TV series 'Outlander'• Walking tours • Kitchen garden • Town house

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BE IN THE KNOWOur accredited Information Partners are based throughout Scotland and can offer tailored advice to help you make the most of your visit. Chat with them for insider tips about the must see attractions in the local area.

Look out for the sign to be in the iKnow.

Hill of Tarvit Mansion & GardenNational Trust for Scotland Cupar, Fife, KY15 5PBT: 01334 [email protected] www.nts.org.uk

Downton Abbey fans need look no further to find the perfect example ofEdwardian stately living. Designed by Robert Lorimer, Hill of Tarvitexhibits life both upstairs and downstairs. Get stuck into period parlourgames, admire the Chinese porcelain and Raeburn paintings, or take astroll through the garden.

• Landscaped garden • Croquet and billiards • 9-hole hickory golfcourse • Holiday accommodation

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St Margaret’s CaveGlen Bridge Car Park, Chalmers Street,Dunfermline KY12 8DFT: 01383 602386 www.onfife.com/museums Experience Dunfermline's spiritual history atthis medieval pilgrimage site where QueenMargaret prayed 900 years ago. 87 steps toan underground cave.

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Open: 1 Apr-30 Sep, 11am-4pm. St Margaret's Cave is situated atthe back of Chalmers Street car park. No disabled access.

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Falkland Palace & GardenNational Trust for Scotland, Falkland, by Cupar, Fife, KY15 7BYT: 01337 857397falklandpalace&[email protected] www.nts.org.uk

Visit one of Scotland’s finest Renaissance palaces, a place adored byMary, Queen of Scots. Explore this treasure trove of fascinating17th-century artefacts, see the magnificent Chapel Royal, and walk inthe colourful and diverse grounds, home to the world’s oldest survivingreal tennis court.

• Historic royal palace • Stunning Renaissance architecture• Restored interiors • Beautiful gardens • Picnic areas

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Balgonie Castle - Tea and Tour with the Lairdby Markinch KY7 6HQT: 0743 510 2207 [email protected] www.balgoniecastle.co.uk Enjoy tea and a tour with the Laird of Balgonie. Serving sandwiches,scones, fancy cakes with tea and coffee, hear the history of Balgoniefollowed by a tour of the castle from the Laird himself. We canaccommodate group of 2-20, £15 per person.

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St Andrews CastleHistoric Scotland, In St Andrews on the A91KY16 9ART: 01334 477196 [email protected]/visit-a-place See fascinating, rare examples of medievalsiege techniques, and the bottle dungeonhollowed out of solid rock.

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Admission: Adult £6, Child £3.60, Concs £4.80. Joint ticket with theCathedral: Adult £9, Child £5.40, Concs £7.

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St Andrews CathedralHistoric Scotland, In St Andrews on the A91KY16 9QLT: 01334 472563 [email protected]/visit-a-place Once the largest cathedral in Scotland. Climb StRule’s Tower for a magnificent view of thetown.

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0St Monans WindmillSt Monans KY10 2DQT: 01334 659380 www.onfife.com/museums Enjoy a short walk from either St Monans orPittenweem along the Fife Coastal Path tovisit this late eighteenth century windmill andnearby saltpans.

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Kellie Castle & GardenNational Trust for Scotland, by Pittenweem, Fife, KY10 2RFT: 01333 [email protected] www.nts.org.uk

Medieval origins meet Victorian style at Kellie Castle. Whether yourinterest lies in nature, gardens, arts & crafts, fine interiors, ornateplasterwork or furniture, you’ll find much to inspire you here. Marvel atthe castle’s fairytale stone towers, magnificent rooms and beautifulgarden.

• 17th-century plaster ceilings • Arts & Crafts garden • Sculpturestudio • Furniture designed by Sir Robert Lorimer

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Hopetoun HouseSouth Queensferry, West Lothian EH30 9SLT: 0131 331 2451 F: 0131 319 [email protected] www.hopetoun.co.uk

Hopetoun House “Scotland’s Finest Stately Home” and a unique gem ofEuropean architecture. Enjoy exploring the stunning, original interiors ofthe house, take a relaxing walk in the magnificent parkland or indulge inan elegant traditional afternoon tea in the Adam Stables Tearoom.

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Gardens, parks and play areas

Dunfermline Public Park Dunfermline KY12 0ABM: 0798 570 7448www.fifedirect.org.uk Children’s play area, tennis, multi use gamesarea and floodlit skate park.

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Pittencrieff ParkDunfermline KY12 8QHT: 01383 739272 www.fifedirect.org.uk “The Glen”, as it is more commonly known as by locals, extends to 76acres of grass areas, landscaping, statues, ponds, rockeries, naturewalks, play areas and historic areas.

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Riverside ParkKinross KY13 9LXT: 01592 583266 www.fifedirect.org.uk Centrally situated in Glenrothes, Riverside Park has pleasant woodlandwalks, floral gardens, a pond and arboretum; it also has a cricket pitch,football facilities and skateboard facilities, several play areas and townart sculptures.


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Distilleries & breweries

Lindores Abbey Distillery - Birthplace of Scotch WhiskyAbbey Rd, Newburgh, Cupar KY14 6HHT: 01337 [email protected] www.lindoresabbeydistillery.com

In 2017, spirit is flowing once again from copper stills at Lindores Abbey.Learning as much as we can from the great Scottish distillers around us,past and present, and from others much further afield, we are lookingforward to bringing a very modern whisky-making approach to thisancient site. Facility to hold weddings and other events.

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Silverburn EstateLeven KY8 5PUT: 01592 583267 www.fifedirect.org.uk A tranquil location which offers extensive mixed woodland, woodlandwalks and a large walled garden area. The walled garden has a playarea with adjacent picnic tables and nearby toilet facilities.

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Lochore Meadows Country ParkCrosshill, by Lochgelly KY5 8BAT: 01592 583343 www.fifedirect.org.uk Woodlands, meadows, grasslands, ponds, a nature reserve and Loch Ore.Paths and trails, many of which are wheelchair accessible. Trout fishery,golf course, outdoor education centre, picnic areas, BBQs, beach andplay area and riding stables.


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Balbirnie ParkMarkinch KY7 6NET: 01592 583266 www.fifedirect.org.uk Lies to the north east of Glenrothes and comprises of 416 acres ofattractive parkland and woodland garden. The park also houses aremarkable rhododendron collection as well as many exotic treespecimens.


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Craigtoun Country ParkSt Andrews KY16 8NXT: 01334 659463 [email protected] A beautiful area of parkland & formal gardenswith lake, planting schemes, glasshouses &children’s play facility. Model railway,trampolines and go-karts.


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Beveridge ParkKirkcaldy, Fife KY2 5LZT: 01592 583268 www.fifedirect.org.uk Football, rugby, tennis, boating in summer, putting, multi-use gamesarea, bouncy castle, extensive play areas, rose and flower gardens, boggarden and woodland walks.

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Wemyss Castle GardensWemyss Castle, Fife KY1 4TET: 01592 652181 M: 0782 515 [email protected] wild and walled gardens of some 15acres, having been gardened formally sincethe 17th century with each generationintroducing their own ideas.

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Letham GlenLeven, Fife KY8 5TDT: 01592 583267 www.fifedirect.org.uk Letham Glen lies to the North East corner of the town of Leven, at thebeginning of the Coastal Tourist Route between Leven and Lundin Links.It is located just off the A915 at the Scoonie roundabout.

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Wemyss School of NeedleworkMain Street, Coaltown-of-Wemyss KY1 4NXT: 01592 [email protected] www.wemyssneedlework.co.uk

The needlework school thrives as a hub for enthusiasts and buddingcreatives with an eye for historic intrigue in a contemporary world.From unique archive inspired patterns, classes with internationallyrenowned teachers and materials to cater for all your needleworkprojects.

• Exhibition • Archive • Classes • Commissions • Kits • Bespokedesigns • Wools & threads • Canvas & linen books

Open: All year. Wed, Thurs and Sat, 10am-5pm unless otherwiseadvertised on our website. Group visits can be arrangedseparately by contacting the school.

Admission: Free to individuals. Groups must contact us in advance so wecan make arrangements to accommodate and a fee isapplicable. Group visits can include introductory talk.

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Crail Museum & Heritage Centre (SCIO)62/64 Marketgate, Crail KY10 3TLT: 01333 450869 [email protected] Exhibitions – Crail Characters, Spoilt for Choice– Shopping on Crail, History of our RoyalBurgh, Crail Airfield. Wheelchair access toground floor.

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Admission: Free. Scottish Charity Number: SC023505.

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MuseumsSee also Visitor attractions

Scottish Fisheries MuseumSt Ayles, Harbourhead, Anstruther KY10 3ABT: 01333 [email protected] The story of sea fishing in Scotland and itspeople from earliest times to the present. Seeour collection of national importance,featuring 19 boats.oooo

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Open: Apr-Sep: Mon-Sat, 10am-5.30pm; Sun, 11am-5pm. Oct-Mar:Mon-Sat, 10am-4.30pm; Sun, 12noon-4.30pm. Last entry 1hour before closing.

Admission: Adult £7, Child free, Concs £6, Group rates available.

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Buckhaven MuseumCollege Street, Buckhaven KY8 1LDT: 01592 583202 [email protected]/museums ‘Working Lives’, a display about the fishing andcoal mining industries in Buckhaven and a1920s kitchen. Access is by the library.

Open: All year. Tues, 10am-1pm; 2-5pm. Thurs, 10am-1pm; 2-5pm;5.30-7pm. Fri 9am-12noon. Sat, 10am-12.30pm.

Admission: Free.

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Kirkcaldy GalleriesLibrary, Museum, Art Gallery, Abbotshall Rd, Kirkcaldy KY1 1YGT: 01592 583206www.onfife.com/museums

Come and explore Kirkcaldy's cultural hub. Kirkcaldy Galleries offersvisitors a library, museum, art gallery, local & family history room, café,gift shop and children's areas - all under one roof! This historic museumwas first opened in 1925 as part of the town's War Memorial andre-opened in 2013 following a £2.5 million refurbishment.

• Cafe and children's areas • Disabled access • Local & familyhistory room • Gift shop • Library and museum

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Admission: Free.

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Fife Heritage RailwayAnthony Wiaczek 3 Shamrock Street,Dunfermline, KY12 0LQT: 0786664404 [email protected] Fife Heritage Railway welcomes visitors to viewour workshops and also to our monthlyopen days when a steam locomotive shouldbe operating. o

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website, with planned train rides scheduled.Admission: Free entry to site. Train rides extra when available.

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Andrew Carnegie Birthplace MuseumMoodie Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7PLT: 01383 724302 [email protected] www.carnegiebirthplace.com

Find out how Andrew Carnegie, born a weaver’s son in Dunfermline,emigrated to the USA, became the richest man in the world and one ofthe most generous philanthropists of all time! His legacy includeslandmarks such as the Carnegie Hall in New York, the Peace Palace, andover 2,800 public libraries worldwide

• Fascinating exhibits • Interactive displays • Lovely Victoriankitchen garden

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Admission: Free. Level access to exhibition hall only.

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Carnegie HallEast Port, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7JAT: 01383 [email protected]/venues/carnegie-hall Situated at the heart of Dunfermline, CarnegieHall is a beautiful art deco theatre whichhosts a diverse programme of entertainment.

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Open: All year. Box office: Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat, 9am-1pm andpre-show. Tiffany's Bar open pre-show only.

Admission: For full details please check out the website or contact thebox office.

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Scottish Vintage Bus MuseumM90 Commerce Park, Lathalmond,by Dunfermline, Fife KY12 0SJT: 01383 623380www.svbm.org.uk Britain’s largest museum of its kind and a greatday out for the family.


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our website for our special weekend events, whereadmission charges will vary from those above.

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The St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum12 North Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9PWT: 01334 477629curator@standrewspreservationtrust.orgwww.standrewspreservationtrust.org Small, independent museum situated in a 17thcentury house in the town’s old fisherquarter, a stone’s throw from the castle andcathedral.

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Visitor attractionsSee also other categories

Cowdenbeath RacewallDavid Borthwick Central Park, CowdenbeathKY4 9QQT: 01506 [email protected] www.gmpscotland.co.uk Petrol fueled action at the home of Scottishstock car racing! ”Let the sparks fly!“

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Admission: Adult £13, Children (ages 6-15) £5, Children (age 5 andunder) free, Concs, £10. (Charges for championship eventsmay differ.)

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The British Golf MuseumBruce Embankment, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9ABT: 01334 [email protected] www.britishgolfmuseum.co.uk

Five star museum containing the largest collection of golf memorabilia inEurope. Hands on activities. Stunning displays. Have your photo takenwith the Claret Jug. A must-see experience for golfers and non-golfersalike.

• 5-star museum • Children’s activities • Guided tours • Toiletsand baby changing

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Admission: Adult £6.50, Child £3, Concs £5, Family £15.50.

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Museum of the University of St Andrews 7A The Scores, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9ART: 01334 461660 [email protected]/musa Showcases the treasures of Scotland’s oldestuniversity in four galleries. Varied displaysand hands-on exhibits illustrate theuniversity’s history.ooooo

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St Andrews MuseumKinburn Park, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews KY16 9DPT: 01334 659380 www.onfife.com/museums Stunning Victorian mansion nestled in thegrounds of Kinburn Park. A-Z the history of StAndrews, changing exhibitions and children'sactivities.

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Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries1-7 Abbot Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NLT: 01383 602365www.onfife.com/dclg

Spectacular attraction for everyone to experience and enjoy, including: amuseum over two floors, three contemporary exhibition galleries,children's library, local history study and archives space as well as amezzanine café run by Heaven Scent with stunning views overlandscaped gardens to Dunfermline Abbey & Heritage Quarter.

• The world's first Carnegie Library • Café and shop • Familyfriendly programme of events and exhibitions

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Admission: Free. Entry fees may apply to certain events and exhibitions. For full details check out the website.

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Inchcolm Abbey & IslandHistoric Scotland, On Inchcolm in theFirth of Forth EH30 9TBT: 0783 626 5146 T: 01383 [email protected]/visit-a-placeEscape by boat to this remarkable island, hometo one of the most complete medieval abbeysin Scotland.oooo

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Admission: Adult £6, Concs £4.80, Child £3.60 (additional charge for ferry).

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Methil Heritage Centre272 High Street, Methil KY8 3EQT: 01334 659339 [email protected]/museums Popular community museum with a permanentdisplay about the Methil area and aprogramme of temporary exhibitions, tearoom and shop. Wheelchair accessible.


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Crail Pottery est. 196575 Nethergate, Crail, Fife KY10 3TXT: 01333 [email protected] www.crailpottery.com

Every piece hand thrown on the wheel, decorated, glazed and fired in ourworkshops. Diverse range of stoneware, terracotta planters, raku andbright hand painted earthenware. See the workshops, browse in ourshowroom and relax in the secluded yard.

• Set around a beautiful courtyard in the heart of historic Crail• Every pot made here in Crail by the Grieve family


Open: All year: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; Sat & Sun, 10am-5pm.Admission: Free.

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Dundee Science Centre14 Greenmarket, Dundee DD1 4QBT: 01382 228800 F: 01382 868602staff@dundeesciencecentre.org.ukwww.dundeesciencecentre.org.ukInteractive exhibits, live science shows,workshops - move a ball with your mind,morph into an ape, try fun scienceexperiments. Fun for the whole family!oooo

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Dunfermline Abbey & PalaceHistoric Scotland, In Dunfermline off the M90KY12 7PET: 01383 739026 [email protected]/visit-a-place One of Scotland's most impressive medievalinteriors and most important royal sites.Robert the Bruce was buried in the medievalchoir, beneath the church.oooo

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Admission: Adult £5, Concs £4, Child £3.

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Kingsbarns Distillery and Visitor CentreKingsbarns Distillery, East Newhall Farm, Kingsbarns, St Andrews, FifeKY16 8QET: 01333 [email protected] www.kingsbarnsdistillery.com

Situated on the Cambo Estate near the village of Kingsbarns, EastNewhall Farm has been carefully restored and converted into a smalldistillery and visitor centre. Book a tour on our website, by phone or justturn up. We look forward to welcoming you to our distillery.

• Distillery tours • Whisky and souvenir shop • Café serving lightrefreshments • Exhibition • Parking

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Admission: Kingsbarns Tour 1 hour £10: 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm,1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, (4.30pm in summer). Dream ToDram Tours 2.5 hours: 2pm. Under 18s free with adult.

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Wildlife, nature and natural attractions

Devilla ForestForestry Commission Scotland, by Kincardine FK10 4ATT: 0300 067 6700 [email protected]/scotland The Scots Pine trees of Devilla make a perfect habitat for red squirrels: theforest is a real stronghold for these frisky animals in Lowland Scotland.Look out too for relics of past times among the trees, such as anenigmatic stone monument.

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St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese CompanyFalside Farm, Pittenweem, Fife KY10 2RTT: 01333 312580 [email protected] Watch the cheese-making (Mon, Tues, Wed).Delicious food served daily, fantastic views,ample parking.


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Craigtoun Country ParkCraigtoun Country Park St Andrews KY16 8NXT: 01334 [email protected] www.friendsofcraigtoun.org.uk

Set in 47 acres of well-maintained grounds, this is an ideal location for afamily day out. Off season, visitors can make use of free facilities suchas the adventure playground, trampolines, zip wire, trim trail, fairy glenand fully inclusive play area. Our seasonal paid attractions run Easter -Oct. We also have a picnic hut which is available to hire.

• On-Site cafe • Miniature railway • Tractor rides • Boating• Crazy golf • Putting • Bouncy castles • Pedal cars


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Admission: Free entrance & parking. Individual ride tickets: £1.50 eachor 12 for £15. Day Passes: £8 - £25. Season Tickets: £30 -£80. See website for full details.

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Knockhill Racing CircuitBy Dunfermline, Fife KY12 9TFT: 01383 723337 F: 01383 620167 [email protected] www.knockhill.comScotland’s national motor sports centre, hosting major car and bike racemeetings most Sundays from Apr-Oct. Open all year for race, rally,ferrari, skid pan, 4x4 and other driving experiences. On site restaurantsand go karting centre.

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Admission: Spectator events vary from free to £32 per person.Concessions are usually half price and under 12s are free.

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Carron Valley ForestDenny FK6 5JLT: 0300 067 6700 [email protected]/scotland Get a taste of the Highlands in this rolling forest on the shores of theCarron Valley reservoir. Enjoy an easy waterside stroll or family cycleride, a blast through the forest by mountain bike or tackle the peak ofthe Meikle Bin.

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Admission: FREE, but please note, parking charges are as follows: £1 forup to 1 hour; £2 for up to 3 hours; £3 for all day; £12 forminibus and coaches all day.

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Golf

Aberdour Golf ClubSeaside Place, Aberdour, Fife KY3 0TXT: 01383 860256 [email protected] www.aberdourgolfclub.co.uk A stunning 18 hole coastal course which runs alongside the River Forthwith views across to Edinburgh and the Pentland Hills. Challengingcourse with two signature par 3's to start with. Suitable for all levels ofgolfer.

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RSPB Loch Leven Nature ReserveVane Farm, Kinross KY13 9LXT: 01577 862355 [email protected]/lochleven Year-round wildlife spectacles. Visitor centre,café , shop, hides, trails, viewpoints, picnicarea and events.


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Admission: Adult £5, Concs £3, Child £1, Family £10.

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TentsmuirForestry Commission Scotland, 1.5 miles east of the B945 (follow signs toKinshaldy Beach) KY16 0DRT: 0300 067 6380 [email protected] www.forestry.gov.uk/scotland Popular, extensive pine forest planted on the sand dunes at the mouth ofthe River Tay. Wide variety of plants, wildlife and architectural heritage.

Open: All year from 9am. Gates locked at different times during theyear – please see website for details.

Admission: Car parking: £2 per vehicle, payable at electronic barrier.Please have correct change available.

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Activities – outdoor

East Neuk OutdoorsCrispin Heath Cellardyke Park, Anstruther, FifeKY10 3AXT: 01333 [email protected] We offer a range of outdoor activities forindividuals, families and groups including'come and try' sessions, half-day, full-day or

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Admission: From £8 per person per activity session.

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Dunfermline Golf ClubPitfirrane, Crossford, Dunfermline KY12 8QWT: 01383 [email protected] www.dunfermlinegolfclub.com

First class parkland course, offering a challenge to low handicap playerswhile remaining very playable for golfers of all standards. Less than 1hour from St Andrews (even closer to Gleneagles), a visit to Dunfermlinecan be fitted into most schedules– you’ll be rewarded by a great day ona very fine course.

• Modern clubhouse, partly in 600-year-old baronial home

Open: All year.Admission: Day ticket £60, round ticket £45.

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Elmwood Golf Course & Driving RangeElmwood Golf Stratheden, by Cupar, Fife KY15 5RST: 01334 658780 T: 01334 [email protected] www.elmwoodgolf.co.uk

18-hole golf course, floodlit driving range,short game practice area,coaching / golf lessons available. Licensed bar and renowned restaurantwith great views of Tarvit Hills. Visitors and golf societies welcome onour environmentally friendly course.

• Open all year round • Restaurant/bar open to public • Floodlitdriving range • Golf lessons • Short game area

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Admission: Fees: £30 weekdays, £35 weekends. Check website fordaily/seasonal offers.

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Kingarrock Hickory GolfNational Trust for Scotland, Hill of Tarvit Mansion & Garden, Cupar, Fife,KY15 5PBT: 01334 [email protected] www.nts.org.uk

Step back in time and test your skills on the last remaining hickory-onlygolf course in the UK. Enjoy this unique golf experience in a fabulousscenic setting. Just a short drive from the home of golf at St Andrews,Kingarrock has been played by British and US Open champions.

• Antique hickory-shafted golf clubs, balls and tees • Tips andpointers from our experts • Refreshments included

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Balcomie LinksBalcomie Clubhouse, Fifeness, Crail KY10 3XNT: 01333 450686 F: 01333 450416info@crailgolfingsociety.co.ukwww.crailgolfingsociety.co.ukSeventh oldest golf club in the world. Enjoysome of the finest links golf. Holes: 9/18.Par/SSS: 32 and 69/70.

Open: All year.Admission: From £67 per round. From £92 for a day ticket.

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Links Golf St Andrews7 Pilmour Links, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9JGT: 01334 478639 F: 01334 474086tours@linksgolfstandrews.comwww.linksgolfstandrews.comCreating Memorable Golf Tours since 1985.Customised Scottish golf tours including StAndrews Old Course tee times and BritishOpen Championship packages.Open: All year.

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St Andrews LinksPilmour House, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9SFT: 01334 466666 [email protected] Home of Golf. Seven public golf coursesincluding the world famous Old Course – OldCourse, New, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum,Balgove and The Castle Course.


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Leisure centres/ swimming pools

Beacon Leisure CentreLammerlaws Road, Burntisland KY3 9BST: 01592 583383 [email protected] Offering fun for all the family with its freeform swimming pool withflumes and wave machine. Young or old, serious athlete or casual user,the Beacon provides a comprehensive programme of leisure activities forall visitors.

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Admission: Varies.

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The Golf House Club, ElieGolf Course Lane, Elie KY9 1AST: 01333 330301 F: 01333 [email protected] www.golfhouseclub.co.uk

Challenging links golf course. One of the most highly regarded courses inScotland. The historic links terrain effortlessly combines undulatingfairways with large, fast and firm greens. Peter Thomson, winner of fiveOpen Championships, calls Elie a jewel amongst Scotland’s elite courses.

• Sensational views • Open to visitors with full facilities includingcatering

Open: All year.Admission: Weekday round: Adult £77, Junior £38.50. Weekend round:

Adult £88, Junior £44. Special rates for winter and forgroups of over 9.

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Ladybank Golf ClubAnnsmuir, Ladybank, Fife KY15 7RAT: 01337 830814 T: 01337 [email protected] heathland course set amongst heather,scots pine and silver birch. OpenChampionship qualifying venue. Visitorswelcome. Holes: 18. Par/SSS: 71/72.Open: All year.Admission: Fees: From £50 per round. From £74 per day. See website for

visitor online booking and details of twilight, spring/autumnand winter rates. Advance bookings recommended. All daycatering.

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Lundin Golf CourseGolf Road, Lundin Links, Fife KY8 6BAT: 01333 320202 F: 01333 [email protected] championship links course renowned for itsexcellent condition. Visitors welcome. Holes:18. Par/SSS: 71.

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Carnegie Leisure Centre46 Pilmuir Street, Dunfermline KY12 0QET: 01383 602304 [email protected] Carnegie Leisure Centre’s popularity and reputation as a quality, modernfacility makes it a market leader in the provision of health, well beingand leisure opportunities in Fife and beyond. Come and visit us today.

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Pitreavie Athletics CentreQueensferry Road, Dunfermline KY11 8PPT: 01383 602212 [email protected] www.fifeleisure.org.uk Pitreavie Athletics Centre is Fife’s best equipped sports stadium. Pitreavieboasts an indoor training facility, a large athletics arena, 6-lane sprinttrack, jump area, throw area, as well as pole vault, and a strength andconditioning suite.

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Michael Woods Sports & Leisure CentreViewfield, Glenrothes KY6 2RDT: 01592 583305 [email protected] Michael Woods Sports and Leisure Centre is one of the best equippedfacilities in Fife, offering a region-leading sports and leisure centrewhich has a huge range of programmes and activities on offer.

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Kirkcaldy Leisure CentreEsplanade, Kirkcaldy KY1 1HRT: 01592 583306 [email protected] www.fifeleisure.org.uk Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre offers its customers a 25 metre 6-lane swimmingpool and a training pool with movable floor, plus a range of aqua-basedfitness classes. It boasts exceptional sea front views, a 70-station gymand four-court sports hall.

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Bowhill Swimming PoolStation Road, Cardenden KY5 0BWT: 01592 583304 [email protected] Bowhill has a wonderful atmosphere and is a well used local communityfacility. Whether you want to swim in the pool, relax in the health suiteor workout in the gym, Bowhill really has something for everyone.

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Cupar Sports CentreCarslogie Road, Cupar KY15 4HYT: 01334 659324 [email protected] Whether you want to work out, swim in the pool or simply relax Cuparswimming pool has something for you. Facilities include: pool; sportshall; gym; steam room; squash courts; fitness classes and sports coaching.

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Dalgety Bay Sports & Leisure CentreHarbour Drive, Dalgety Bay KY11 9NAT: 01383 602306 DalgetyBayS&[email protected] Dalgety Bay Sports and Leisure Centre boasts a fully-equipped gym withthe latest equipment the industry has to offer, a sports hall, outdoorfootball pitches and crèche. Staff are on hand to help you get the mostfrom the centre.

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Pony trekking/ horse riding

Barbarafield Riding SchoolBarbarafield Farm, Craigrothie, Cupar, Fife KY15 5PUT: 01334 828223www.barbarafield.co.uk

Come along and have a go at horse riding. Farmland hacks & lessonsavailable on over 300 acres. Groups and beginners welcome. Hats &boots provided.

Open: All year. Daily, dawn to dusk.Admission: Various activities prices from £15

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Levenmouth Swimming Pool & Sports CentrePromenade, Leven KY8 4PAT: 01334 659325 [email protected] Levenmouth leisure pool offers fun for all the family with its multipatterned wave machine; giant flume; exploding water canons andgeysers. Other facilities include: games hall; gym; health suite and café.

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8Waterstone Crook Sports CentreKirk Road, Newport on Tay DD6 8HYT: 01334 659366 [email protected] Waterstone Crook Sports Centre offers a versatile resource for the localcommunity of Newport-on-Tay and surrounding areas. With activitiesfrom gymnastic to badminton, trampolining, indoor sports hall footballtraining and outdoor pitches.

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East Sands Leisure CentreSt Mary Street, St Andrews KY16 8LHT: 01334 659473 [email protected] East Sands offer a great day out for all the family, with its free formleisure pool with gently sloping beach area and giant flume. Otherfacilities include: squash courts; gym; health suite and café.

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J & G Innes Ltd107 South Street, St Andrews KY16 9QWT: 01334 472174 [email protected] Stationers, art supplies, bookshop, gift shopand an exhibition/gallery on the first floorwhich is available to hire.

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St Andrews Links Golf ShopsSt Andrews KY16 9SFT: 01334 466737 www.standrews.com/shop Retailer of the official merchandise from thehome of golf: Old Course shop, Tom Morrisshop, Links Clubhouse shop, 18th Green shop,The Castle Course shop


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Cafés/tearooms/ coffee shops

Heaven Scent Coffee Shop19 South Street, Milnathort KY13 9XAT: 01577 [email protected]. www.heavenscentcoffeeshop.co.uk. Award-winning artisan coffee shop servingdelicious baking & homemade food. Our menuincludes daily specials, kids' menu, afternoontea & FreeFrom options.

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Maisie & Mac. Gifts, Art & Contemporary Craft1-3 St Catherine St. Cupar, Fife KY15 4LST: 01334 [email protected] www.maisieandmac.com

Shop & gallery selling paintings, prints, jewellery, textiles, pottery, work inslate, metal, wood & glass. Statement pieces & affordable quirkyitems. Work from over 60 UK artists/designer makers plus ethicallysourced gifts from elsewhere. Winner 'Best Fife Gift Shop 2016'.

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Winski Bros Ltd228A High St, Cowdenbeath KY4 9NPT: 01383 610196 M: 0788 626 1757 [email protected] www.winskibros.co.ukEstablished in 1961 we are your one stop quality jeweller offering a vaststock of jewellery, clocks, watches, fashion jewellery and giftware forsale and a repair base to clocks, watches and jewellery.

Open: All year. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9am-5pm; Sat, 9am-4pm.

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Restaurants

Anstruther Fish Bar & RestaurantAlison & Robert Smith, 42-44 Shore Street, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3AQT: 01333 [email protected] www.anstrutherfishbar.co.uk

UK 'Fish & Chip Shop of the Year' winner, the famous award-winningAnstruther Fish Bar delivers the ultimate experience, from net to plate.Family owned and managed for over 12 yrs, you can be assured thefreshest quality, sustainable Scottish seafood, all purchased daily, directfrom local boats.

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Harbour Café Tayport10 Broad Street, Tayport DD6 9AJT: 01382 [email protected]/HarbourCafeTayport The Harbour Café is a community enterprise runfor the benefit of Tayport. It is on the FifeCoastal Path and The Fife Millennium CycleRoute.

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Pillars of HerculesOrganic Farm Shop & Cafe, Falkland, Cupar, Fife KY15 7ADT: 01337 [email protected] www.pillars.co.uk

Come and enjoy freshly prepared food in our vegetarian café which usesonly organic produce, much of which comes straight from our ownfarm. Our farm shop stocks a great selection of organic wholefoods &fresh farm produce.

• Fresh, local and organic • Home-baked bread • Freshly preparedfood • Gluten Free, Vegetarian, Vegan

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The HideawayKingseat Road, Halbeath, Dunfermline KY12 0UBT: 01383 249533www.hideawayrestaurant.co.uk In our country inn style bar and restaurant weserve only the finest local ingredients whichare prepared by our award winning chefs.

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Horizons RestaurantThe Bay Hotel, Burntisland Road, Kinghorn, Fife KY3 9YET: 01592 [email protected] www.thebayhotel.net

Our experienced chefs have created a variety of exciting menus, both à lacarte and table d’hôte, expertly prepared to the highest standards andwith great attention to detail, all using fresh produce all sourced locallyand guaranteed to satisfy the most discerning palate.

• All day menu • Children’s menu • Snacks

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The Cellar24 East Green Anstruther, Fife KY10 3AAT: 01333 [email protected] www.thecellaranstruther.co.uk

For more than 40 years, The Cellar has been a leading restaurant in theEast Neuk. The Cellar offers great Scottish food served in a unique andbeautiful restaurant. Complementing the food are impressive selectionsof locally produced beers, Scottish gins, whisky and carefully selectedwines.

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Ostlers Close Restaurant25 Bonnygate, Cupar KY15 4BUT: 01334 [email protected] www.ostlersclose.co.uk

Small intimate restaurant run by Jimmy and Amanda Graham for 35years. The best of seasonal local produce is sourced from Scotland'snatural larder to create modern Scottish menus, supplemented withproduce from their own garden and foraged wild mushrooms.

• Find us on Facebook • Features well in all major food guides• Just a short drive from St Andrews

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Playfair’s Restaurant and Steakhouse2 Playfair Terrace, North Street, St Andrews KY16 9HXT: 01334 [email protected] www.playfairsrestaurant.co.uk

Delicious range of Scottish steaks, seafood and other inventive dishesusing fresh, seasonal, local produce. Menus are designed by Head ChefDuncan McLachlan to celebrate the best of what Scotland has to offer.Wide selection of beers and whiskies, and a wine list to compliment thedishes.

• Awarded a prestigious AA Rosette in 2015 & 2016• VisitScotland 'Taste Our Best' Restaurtant

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Russell Hotel26 The Scores, St Andrews KY16 9AST: 01334 [email protected] www.russellhotelstandrews.co.uk

A terraced townhouse hotel, with superb location and great views, 2min walk to town centre, castle, ancient cathedral and the University ofSt Andrews. The Russell offers guests the opportunity to stay in the veryheart of St. Andrews and experience the special atmosphere that isunique to the home of golf.

• Award-winning restaurant • Scottish influenced menus • 2minutes walk to the 1st tee of the world famous Old Course

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Old Manor Hotel55 Leven Road, Lundin Links, Fife KY8 6AJT: 01333 320368 F: 01333 [email protected] www.theoldmanorhotel.co.uk

Set within the beautiful Fife coastal area known as the East Neuk, withonly a 15 minute drive to St Andrews, The Old Manor Hotel in LundinLinks enjoys a commanding hilltop position, with panoramic views overLundin Golf Course and across the Firth of Forth. Great meals servedfrom local produce.

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The Grange InnGrange Road, St Andrews, Fife KY16 8LJT: 01334 [email protected] The Grange is a lovely 17th century convertedfarmhouse with a delightful restaurant withpanoramic views looking out over St Andrewsand St Andrews Bay.Open: All year. Tues-Sat, 12noon-2pm; 6-9pm. Sun, 12noon-2pm.

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Maisha Indian & Seafood Restaurant5 College Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AAT: 01334 476666 www.maisharestaurant.co.ukwww.maishastandrews.co.uk Family run. Specialises in authentic Bengalidishes cooked using the finest produceavailable. Voted top 5 in Scotland by ScottishCurry Award 2011 & 2013.

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Tours

Tours

Carnegie TouringGerry McMullan 21 Woodlands Drive, Crossford, Dunfermline KY12 8QET: 01383 723590 M: 0792 394 [email protected] www.carnegietouring.co.uk

Outlander experience touring. This is your opportunity to follow in thefootsteps of Claire & Jamie. From Cranesmuir, Castle Leoch, Lallybrochand much more, we are here to provide the ultimate Outlander journey.Other exclusive Scottish touring itineraries are available on request.

• Complimentary welcome and transfers available • Itinerariescan include the Edinburgh Military Tattoo • Trip Advisor

Open: All year, plus availability for seasonal programmes and Edinburgh International Festival events.

Admission: Contact us for pricing and all children under the age of 15 arefree of charge.

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G & S ToursGordon Jenkins Rosyth, Fife KY11 2HAT: 0775 620 0822 [email protected] We offer bespoked private sightseeing toursaround Scotland. We will collect you fromyour accommodation, and return you thereafter the tour.

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Admission: Prices vary depending on the length, and distance of the tour.Please email for further information.

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St Andrews Links ClubhousesSt Andrews KY16 9SFT: 01334 466666 standrews.com/relax With stunning panoramic views, all three publicclubhouses: The Links, the Eden & the Castlecourse, boast full facilities and varied foodand drink menus.


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Tailend Restaurant & Take Away130 Market St, St Andrews KY16 9PDT: 01334 [email protected] www.thetailend.co.uk

The Tailend is a family run business which has been in the fish industry forfour generations. All of the fish we serve is supplied by our own fishhouse in Arbroath, G&A Spink Fish Merchants. We aim to cater for alltastes at The Tailend; your fish can be cooked in batter, breadcrumbs orgrilled.

• Gluten-free homemade delicious chips • Great range of burgers,chicken and salads • Ideal venue for groups

Open: Mon-Sun, 11.30am-10pm.

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Shena Porteous Tour GuideKildene, Westfield Road, Cupar KY15 5DST: 0776 541 [email protected]/Our-Guides/?guideID=454 Looking for a quality tour with a professionallytrained guide? Shena Porteous is a BlueBadge member of the STGA, qualified toguide throughout Scotland.Open: All year. Bespoke driving tours (up to 8 people); walking

tours of St Andrews, Crail and Pittenweem for individualsand groups.

Admission: Bespoke driving tours (up to 8 people); walking tours of StAndrews, Crail and Pittenweem for individuals and groups.

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St Andrews Ghost ToursTours meet Outside Dolls House Restaurant,Church Square KY16 9NNenquiries@standrewsghosttours.co.ukwww.standrewsghosttours.com Join us on our combined history & ghost tour.These popular award winning tours featureforgotten history & new unpublished material.

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between 9pm and 8am. Admission: Depends on itinerary and no. of persons etc. Tour prices start

from £145 per half day tour. Payment accepted by cash orcredit card in advance.

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Capercaillie Travel Ltd1 Lochhead Crescent, Coaltown of WemyssKY1 4LRT: 01592 653678 M: 0788 523 6289capercaillieGB@btinternet.comwww.capercaillietravel.comExecutive travel; corporate events; sight seeingtours; golf outings and tours. Airporttransfers; small groups our speciality.Open: All year, check website for details.

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Scotland Tours Co30 Canmore Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7NTT: 01383 727999 [email protected] We arrange bespoke tours, golf tours, andcorporate events throughout Scotland forsmall and large groups.

Open: All year.Admission: Prices on application.

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Black Kilt Tours of ScotlandEdinburgh EH9 2HBwww.black-kilt-tours.org Day tours from Edinburgh exploring theKingdom of Fife. Specialising in the LGBTmarket but open to everyone. Alldriver/guided tours are tailor-made.

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Eat Walk St AndrewsAlan Chalmers 23 Ivy Terrace, EdinburghEH11 1PJT: 0774 086 [email protected] A food walking tour of St Andrews. Enjoy fivelocally sourced food & three drink tastingswhile learning about the history of St Andrews.Open: All year, 1-4pm and 5-8.30pm. By the end of the tour you will

have tasted a variety of locally sourced produce: Seafood,cheeses, sweet treats, beer, whiskies even haggis neeps &tatties.

Admission: Tours must be pre booked on our web site or by email.

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Adam Smith TheatreBennochy Road, Kirkcaldy KY1 1ETT: 01592 [email protected] Lively theatre high quality programme ofdrama,dance,music,comedy & children’stheatre. Digital cinema showing recent andclassic films and live screeningsoooo

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Lochgelly CentreBank Street, Lochgelly KY5 9RDT: 01592 [email protected] A modern, welcoming venue with a theatre,library, art gallery, sports, arts & meetingrooms. The theatre hosts family, music,drama and community shows.

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Ceres Highland Games (Est 1314)Morag & Gordon McBrearty, 24 HaughfieldTerrace, Kettlebridge KY15 7QWT: 01337 830231 T: 0773 963 [email protected] Highland games and market stalls, food stalls,BBQ, fun fair. Pipe band, Highland dancing,Scottish backhold wrestling, Adult and youthtrack events

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Rothes HallsKingdom Centre, Glenrothes KY7 5NXT: 01592 [email protected] Modern events & conference centre hostinglarge-scale music, comedy and dramaproductions. Exhibitions of contemporary artand photography. Popular café.ooo

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Oasis Leisure Centre and Captain’s CornerThe Bay Hotel, Burntisland Road, Kinghorn, Fife KY3 9YET: 01592 892222 [email protected]

Our range of facilities have been designed to appeal to both children andadults alike, whether you wish to relax in style or participate in themany first class leisure activities. Also within Oasis we have Captain’sCorner children’s soft play area which includes a ball pit, bouncy castle,and climbing frame. Also have an outdoor play park for fresh air fun.

• 15m swimming pool• Atlas fitness suite• Snooker/pool room• Amusement arcade

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Cairnie Fruit Farm & Mega MazeCameron Laird Cairnie House, Cupar, Fife KY15 4QDT: 01334 655610 [email protected]

A “must do” day out in the beautiful Fife countryside. Featuring over 20acres of pick your own fruit (strawberries, raspberries, sunflowers,pumpkins etc.), a large farm shop & indoor/outdoor tearoom withaward-winning home baking and delicious food, in addition to the 6acre mega maize maze & funyard.

• Open Easter-Halloween• Mid Mar-Jul: 10am-5pm• Jul-Aug: 9.30am-6pm• Sep-Oct: 10am-5pm

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â Tents welcome

êMotorhomes welcome

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ã Electrical hook-up points available

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Fraser Suites Glasgow Dbl (90) £80-£240 prpn 4 star luxury serviced apartments located in the heart of Glasgow’s Fam (8) £130-£410 prpn vibrant Merchant City. Enjoy the freedom of your own studio, one or two Ensuite (98)bedroom apartment, along with the comfort of hotel services.

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The Spindrift Guest House Sgl (2) £45-£70 prpn The Spindrift is an imposing Victorian residence built in 1870 for a tea Dbl (4) £66-£110 prpn clipper captain, with many original features carefully restored, offering 8 Twn (2) £66-£110 prpn ensuite bedrooms, residents' lounge, licensed, free wi/fi and parking. Fam (2) £85-£160 prpn

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69 Cromwell Road Dbl (3) £40-£60 pppn Accommodation for the discerning client. Three double ensuite bedrooms, Ensuite (3)furnished to a very high standard. On the main East Coast railway line,easy access to Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth, Glasgow & St Andrews.

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The Marine Sea View Dbl/twn (6) from £30 pppn Our rooms have stunning sea and May Island views, and with gardens Fam (1) from £30 pppn down to the waters edge you are sure to enjoy your stay at this small Ensuite (7)family run guest house. We are on the Fife Coastal Path.

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Seaview Cottage £250-£550 Per WeekCharming traditional cottage with complete privacy, spacious and well Cottage (1)furnished. Large garden with views over fields and sea, near sandy Bedrooms (2)beaches and golf courses. Local seafood in abundance. Sleeps (5)


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Davaar House Hotel Sgl (3) £60-£75 prpn A warm welcome awaits our guests, we are 30 minutes from Edinburgh. Dbl/twn (3) £90-£120 prpn Central for holidays, business, golf, comfortable rooms, freshly cooked Dbl (3) £90-£120 prpn food, free parking and free WiFi. Ensuite (9)

T: 01383 721886 F: 01383 [email protected] www.davaar-house-hotel.com

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Mrs Doreen Jarvis, 126 Grieve Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 8DW

Balmule House B&B Sgl £80-£165 prpn Balmule House is a home away from home, within secluded grounds and Dbl/twn £90-£295 prpn surrounded by acres of tranquil countryside. All bedrooms have been Dbl (5) £90-£295 prpn individually styled, creating a luxurious place to work, relax and unwind. Twn (2) £90-£190 prpn

Fam £150-£350 prpn T: 01383 432999 F: 01383 432991 Ensuite (7)[email protected] www.balmule.co.uk

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By Dunfermline, Fife KY12 0RZ

Fife Historic Buildings Trust - John McDouall Stuart View £49-£72 Per NightFHBT has two beautiful apartments on the Fife Coast. This period property Upper Level Apartment (1)is spacious and has magnificent sea views. The apartment is in an ideal Bedrooms (1)location for travelling around Fife and to Edinburgh/Dundee. Sleeps (2)

[email protected] fifehistoricbuildings.org.uk/property-to-let

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Fife Historic Buildings Trust, Kinghorn Town Hall, St Leonard's Place, Kinghorn, Fife KY3 9TJ

Elie Holiday Park at Shell Bay Caravans(23) from £397 Per WeekMulti-award-winning park with Castaway holiday homes Sleeps (6-8 )nestled behind a beach or close to the forest, plus a lodge Touring Pitches(113) from £17.64 Per Nightwith hot tub. Bar, restaurant, café and live entertainment. Tent pitches(10) from £16.56 Per Night

Lodge(1) from £498 Per WeekT: 01333 330283 www.abbeyford.com [email protected]

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Elie Holiday Park, Shell Bay, Elie, Fife KY9 1HB

Mrs S Pattullo £250-£2,200 Per WeekWith over 30 years of experience in providing holiday accommodation, Variety (107)Elie Letting can help you find the best property for your seaside getaway. Bedrooms (1-6)Explore sandy beaches, golf courses and local cuisine. Sleeps (1-22)


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The Park, Bank Street, Elie KY9 1BW

Edenshead Cottage £200-£350 Per WeekSituated in the idyllic private grounds of historic Edenshead House. Cottage (1)Edenshead cottage is an annex to the main house. Full access to the Bedrooms (1)grounds and gardens. Sleeps (1-3)


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Mrs Gilly Pettigrew, Edenshead, Gateside, Fife KY14 7ST

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Sandford Country Cottages £550-£1,100 Per WeekFour luxury, 5 star properties close to St Andrews and Dundee. Ideal for House (4)couples and families. Ensuite bedrooms, comfy living rooms. A peaceful Bedrooms (10)country retreat only minutes away from cafés, shops & tourist attractions.

T: 01382 540000 M: 0797 749 [email protected] www.sandfordcountrycottages.co.uk

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St Fort, Newport-on-Tay DD6 8RG

Kilheugh Cottage £255-£285 Per WeekComfortable 400+ year old fisherman’s cottage overlooking Pittenweem Cottage (1)harbour. Harbour, beach, shops, bus routes and Fife coastal path are a Bedrooms (1-2)few minutes walk away. Sleeps (2-4)


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Mrs H MacGillivray, 4 Meadowbank Avenue, Strathaven, Lanarkshire ML10 6JS

Stravithie Castle Sgl (1) £45-£65 prpn Historical home in beautiful location. 5 minutes drive to St Andrews. On Dbl/twn (2) £75-£110 prpn bus route to St Andrews and coastal villages . Bed and Breakfast. Fam (1) £90-£150 prpn Welcome to my home. Ensuite (4)


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Mr & Mrs Chalmers, Stravithie, By St Andrews, Fife KY16 8LT

Bellcraig Guest House Dbl (4) £80-£100 prpn A four star rated guest house which enjoys a central location in St Twn (2) £80-£100 prpn Andrews. Just 250 metres from the ‘Old Course’ and a short walk to the Fam (6) £100-£120 prpn beach, university, local shops, pubs and restaurants. Ensuite (6) Private (6)

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Sheila Black, 8 Murray Park, St Andrews KY16 9AW

Cleveden House Sgl (1) £45-£60 pppn Cleveden House is a family owned guest house. Our rooms are tastefully Dbl/twn (5) £45-£60 pppn decorated and offer all the home comforts to our guests visiting the Dbl (3) £45-£60 pppn University or playing the famous Old Course. Visit our web site to book. Twn (2) £45-£60 pppn

Ensuite (10) Private (1)T: 01334 474212 M: 0787 260 [email protected] www.clevedenhouse.co.uk

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Charles Huldal, 3 Murray Place, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AP

Yorkston Guest House Sgl (3) £55-£75 prpn An elegant Victorian townhouse situated in the west end, a few minutes Dbl (3) £100-£140 prpn walk to town centre. Guests are assured of a warm welcome, spacious Twn (3) £100-£140 prpn bedrooms, a guest lounge and a delicious breakfast. Fam (1) £110-£180 prpn

Ensuite (7) Private (1)T: 01334 472019 [email protected] Shared (2)www.yorkstonguesthouse.co.uk

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Mrs Catrina Gilmour, 68-70 Argyle Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9BU

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St Andrews Holiday Park at Kinkell Braes Caravans(21) from £293 Per WeekAward-winning park with stylish lodges (with hot tubs) and Sleeps (6-8)holiday homes (many with seaviews across East Sands Touring Pitches(87) from £16.74 Per NightBeach). Bar, restaurant, sun terrace and live entertainment. Tent pitches(10) from £15.84 Per Night

Lodges(2) from £533 Per WeekT: 01334 474250 [email protected]

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Ardgowan Hotel Sgl (3) £69-£121 prpn Scottish, family-run hotel, located just 200 yards from the Old Course and Dbl (15) £89.50-£163 prpn a 5-minute walk from the town centre and university. The hotel has 36 Twn (14) £89.50-£163 prpn en-suite rooms and well-known, AA Rosette rated Playfair's Restaurant. Fam (4) £139-£231 prpn

Ensuite (36)T: 01334 472970 [email protected]

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Ardgowan Hotel, 2 Playfair Terrace, North Street, St Andrews KY16 9HX

Hazelbank Sgl (2) £69-£109 prpn Elegant family run Victorian town house hotel with stunning views over St Dbl/twn (10) £90-£160 prpn Andrews Bay. 10 comfortable rooms all with bath and shower. Free Fam (3) £95-£180 prpn WiFi. Only 200 yards from golf courses and directly on Fife Coastal Path. Ensuite (15)


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28 The Scores, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AS

3c Gillespie Terrace, The Scores £420-£600 Per WeekCentral location, close to town centre and the Old Course. The Flat (1)accommodation comprises two double bedrooms, a comfortable living Bedrooms (2)room and a well equipped kitchen. Sleeps (4)

T: 01327 704797 M: 0771 049 [email protected] www.3cgillespieterrace.co.uk

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East View, Brookside Lane, Badby, Daventry, Northamptonshire NN11 3AU

Albany Apartments from £180 Per NightTwo minutes walk to the Old Course in historic town, with shops, Flat (1)restaurants and pubs nearby. An ideal home from home. Bedrooms (3)

Sleeps (5)

T: 0131 346 8662 M: 0783 627 [email protected] www.albany-apartments.com

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Mrs Marion McCallum £375-£530 Per WeekIdeal for golfers or as a base to explore Fife. Off road parking. Close to all House (1)amenities. Quiet location. Sunny patio with views over town. Bedrooms (2)

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Mrs M McCallum, 10 Western Road, Insch, Aberdeenshire AB52 6JR

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Shorehead £490-£680 Per WeekHarbour location, stunning sea views, high quality furnishings. Short walk Flat (1)to all amenities. Bedrooms (2)

Sleeps (4)


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Russell Hotel Sgl (3) £65-£95 prpn The Russell Hotel has an enviable location in St Andrews. Just 1-2 Dbl (3) £65-£95 pppn minutes walk to the 1st tee of the Old Course, and also the historic town Twn (10) £50-£80 pppn centre and all the major attractions. Fam (2) £50-£70 pppn

Ensuite (18)T: 01334 473447 F: 01334 [email protected] www.russellhotelstandrews.co.uk

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Spinkstown Farmhouse Sgl £40-£48 pppn Countryside peace & tranquility with convenience of a short drive to St Dbl (2) £38-£39 pppn Andrews. Relaxing lounge, delicious breakfast, safe parking. Opposite Twn (1) £38-£39 pppn Kinkell Byre & Fairmont Hotel. Castle & Kingsbarnes golf courses nearby. Ensuite (3)

T: 01334 473475 M: 0797 225 [email protected] www.spinkstown.com

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The White House Sgl £60-£75 pppn Enjoy a relaxed, friendly atmosphere in luxurious, fully furnished Dbl £40-£45 prpn accommodation. Situated amid wonderful countryside, The White House Twn £40-£45 prpn provides the perfect base to explore the prestigious East Neuk of Fife. Fam (3) £37.50-£40 pppn

Ensuite (3)T: 01334 838227 rooms@the-white-house-leuchars.co.ukwww.the-white-house-leuchars.co.uk

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Mrs Anne Wotherspoon, The White House, Leuchars Lodge, Fife KY16 0EY

Edenside House Sgl £45-£65 prpn Idyllic location, superbly situated on the Eden estuary. Dbl (2) £28-£42 pppn

Twn (5) £28-£42 pppn Fam (1) £28-£42 pppn

Ensuite (8)T: 01334 838108 [email protected]

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Cotton and Locke Cottages at Dron Court £330-£505 Per WeekThe cottages are part of a steading conversion, both are furnished to a Cottage (2)high standard and have south facing private gardens. An ideal location Bedrooms (1-2)for exploring St Andrews and the East Neuk of Fife. Sleeps (2-4)

T: 0141 616 3491 [email protected]

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Joan Inglis, 8 Dunure Place, Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77 5TZ

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Morton of Pitmilly Countryside Resort £430-£2,255 Per WeekAward-winning countryside resort with four and five star accommodation Cottages (16)and extensive leisure facilities. Bedrooms (1-4)

Sleeps (1-10)


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Kingsbarns, by St Andrews, Fife KY16 8QF

St Monans Holiday Park Caravans(3) from £348 Per WeekIdeal for exploring the East Neuk with direct access to the Fife Sleeps (6)Coastal Path and close to the Isle of May. Stay in a holiday Touring Pitches(10) from £16.20 Per Nighthome with decking and seaviews or bring your tourer or tent. Tent pitches(2) from £15.84 Per Night


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St Monans Holiday Park, St Monans, Fife KY10 2DN

Nydie Caravan & Camping Site Touring Pitches(9) from £20 Per NightA family run site with good sized pitches including 25 Tent pitches(51) from £18 Per Nighthook-ups. Close to St Andrews. Good facilities, including Woodwams/Pods(6) £40-£80 Per Nightheated shower blocks, play park & football pitch.

T: 01334 850828 M: 0798 615 [email protected] www.nydie.co.uk

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Sue Barclay, Knockhill of Nydie, Strathkinness KY16 9SL

Balhousie Farm Sgl (1) £45-£50 prpn A rural retreat with excellent views of the surrounding countryside. This Dbl (1) £70-£80 prpn working farm is only 20 minutes drive from St Andrews and close to the Twn (1) £70-£80 prpn fishing villages of the East Neuk. Ensuite (3)


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Anne Jack, Balhousie Farm, Upper Largo, Fife KY8 5QN

Holly Tree Cottage £275-£460 Per WeekCharming restored cottage with secluded garden in peaceful village. Cottage (1)

Bedrooms (2)Sleeps (2-4)

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Mrs Anne Zuill, 2 Church Place, Upper Largo, Fife KY8 6EH

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Celebrate Scotland’s Year of Young People 2018

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The Ruin @ Maspie House

High Street, Falkland KY15 7BU T:+44 (0)1337 857 [email protected]

Stay in our unique and delightful cottage, set in the gardens of Maspie House. The 17th century cottage,

overlooks the orchards of Falkland Palace. A tumble-down ruin for many years, it has undergone

a complete rebuild and is transformed into elegant B&B accommodation.

A warm and welcoming retreat with sitting room, double room, twin room and bathroom.

2 Guests - £110 per night4 Guests - £145 per night

Minimum 2 night stay, includes continental breakfast.

Home toGolf ’s History

The award winning British Golf Museum usesa mixture of highly visual displays and excitinginteractives to explore over 500 years of golfinghistory. For more information call 01334 460046or visit www.britishgolfmuseum.co.uk

THE BRITISH GOLF MUSEUM, BRUCE EMBANKMENT, ST ANDREWS, FIFE, KY16 9AB.The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews Trust.

A Scottish Charity SC007857

Museum. Shop. Café.The award winning British Golf Museum uses a mixture ofhighly visual displays and exciting interactives to exploreover 500 years of golfing history. For more information call01334 460046 or visit www.britishgolfmuseum.co.uk

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Cycle the Deeside country paths, The Cairngorms National Park

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Family Entertainment Centre

Noah’sOld Gallows Road,Western EdgePerth PH1 1QE

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Nestling on the East Coast of Scotland, the Kingdom of

Fife is an outstanding place to visit, enjoy and explore.

Famously the home of golf, Fife also offers a stunning

coastline laced with beaches and picturesque villages.

Its varied landscape yields abundant wildlife and a

fabulous natural larder and there are vivid reminders

of Fife’s historic importance at every turn in the wealth

of castles, palaces and abbeys.

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Explore the very best of Scottish heritage with our Explorer Passes from just £31.Available at historicenvironment.scot/explorer or any of our sites.

DISCOVER 5,000YEARS OF HISTORY

Aberdour Castle Lochleven Castle

St Andrews Castle and Cathedral

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NEWMILLELGINMORAY IV30 4AF

EASTFIELD MILLSMANSFIELD ROADHAWICK TD9 8AA

Shop only:4 PILMOUR LINKSST. ANDREWS KY16 9JG

CASHMERE HERITAGE CENTRE,CLOTHING, COFFEE SHOP AND FREE GUIDED MILL TOURS

OPEN 7 DAYS

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The Scottish Fisheries Museum tells thestory of Scottish fishing and its peoplefrom the earliest times to the present

OPEN: APRIL-SEPTEMBERWEEKDAYS 10am-5.30pm SUN 11am-5pm

OCTOBER-MARCHWEEKDAYS 10am-4.30pm SUN 12pm-4.30pm

The Scottish Fisheries Museum, St Ayles, Harbourhead, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3ABTel/Fax: 01333 310628

Email: [email protected]: www.scotfishmuseum.org

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The Crowning Place of Scottish Kings

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On Saturday 30th June 2018 Grant Park, in Forres, Moray,

will be alive with the sound of 3,000 pipers and drummers

from all over the world competing in the European Pipe Band Championships.

It is a day out not to be missed: in addition to the world class

musical talent on display there will be more than

100 stalls and fun and entertainment for

all ages.Bring the family along

for a spectacular day out!

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Tropical Butterfly House returns1st April – 30th SeptemberVanishing Acts family trailTearoom and plant sales

Botanic Garden plus Butterfly Experience:April to October

Adults/OAPs £7.95/7.45, under-18s £2.95

Balgonie Castle unforgettable

Balgonie Castle is situated in the heart of the Kingdom of Fife.

Balgonie Castle by MarkinchKY7 6HQ

07435102207 | [email protected]

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OPEN: Daily, March - November(Last entry is 30 minutes before closing)

Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum,Moodie Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7PLTEL: 01383 724 302WEB: www.carnegiebirthplace.com

ENTRYFREE!

Discover the story of Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) - aweaver’s son who emigrated to the United States ofAmerica, became the richest man in the world, and oneof the most generous philanthropists of all time.

ANDREW CARNEGIEBIRTHPLACE MUSEUM -great things have small beginnings!

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Fife Zoo Ltd, Birnie Field, Ladybank, Cupar, Fife KY15 7UTwww.fifezoo.co.uk • 01337 258214

Our unique, eco-friendly African coffee shophas a wide selection of coffee and teas,plus delicious freshly made lunches,

cakes and pastries.Follow the trail through the jungle door into

the Sloth Play Café and let yourlittle monkey swing through the treetops

in our rainforest retreat!

Check our websitefor details on Fife Zoo.

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Look out for the Taste Our Best logo, a sign that great quality Scottish food

and drink is on the menu, prepared with care and delivered with passion.

From our restaurants, B&Bs and hotels, to visitor attractions,

pubs and take-aways, you can sample our famous fare made

with the freshest local produce.


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Exhibitions / Viewing Terrace / Gift Shop

Musa, 7a The Scores, St andrewswww.st-andrews.ac.uk/musa

E: [email protected] | T: 01334 461660

Discover the history and traditions of scotland’s oldest university

MuSa on the Move! From July 1st 2018 to autumn 2019we will be closed for refurbishment but instead we will becoming to you! Please see our website for details of events

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Isle of May Boat Trips

Weoffer exceptional wildlife and nature boat tours to and around the Isle ofMay, giving the best experience possible for people of all ages.The Isle ofMay is an absolute treasure and remains open for visitors from the start of April till the end of September. It is not only steepedin history, with remains of 6th and 12th century monasteries and lighthouses still intact, but also home to an incredible array of wildlife,including up to 250,000 seabirds and over 200 grey seals. Porpoise, Dolphin and the oddwhale can also be seen; you just have to be lucky!If the island is not your thing please ask about our shorter trips.

07473 631671 • [email protected] • www.isleofmayboattrips.co.uk

No matter the seasonThe University of Dundee Botanic Garden always has something for our visitors to discover. Explore our wide range of exotic and native plants, amazing scenery and delicious home bakes at our coffee shop.

Opening Times

March - October Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 16:30November - February Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 15:30

www.dundee.ac.uk/botanic


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Guided Walks of the Old Course

A tour of the world’s most famous golf courseOur expert guide will take you around the 1st, 17th and 18th holes of the Old Course where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of icons of the game and experience a player’s eye view of the fabled links.

To book or for more information visit: standrews.com/walk

T: +44 (0)1334 466666

standrews.comSt Andrews Links Trust: Scottish Charity No. SC006161

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The Don CoyoteOutdoor Centre isan action packedadventure centreonly a short drivefrom Edinburgh.

DON COYOTE OUTDOOR CENTRE, RUDDENLEYS, EH46 7BQ,UNITED KINGDOM 01968661066 • [email protected]

Clay Pigeon Shooting, .22 Rifle Shooting,Archery and Air Rifle Shooting

The Scottish Shop147 South Street, St. Andrews, Fife KY16 9UN

Tel: 01334 477 170

The Scottish Shop is a small independentbusiness, offering products of

high quality at reasonable prices.

Ready to wear highland clothing we also offer a made tomeasure highland wear services in your own clan tartan,also stock clan merchandise and lamb’s wool scarves.

Our store and website stock a stunning collection ofthe highest quality clothing, accessories and throws.

From 100% cashmere scarves and knitwear.Ladies and Gents tweed jackets and handmade

footwear by Loakes, Barker and Joseph Cheaney.Crafted jewellery by Sheila Fleet and we can help

you choose your outfit or the perfect gift..

123 Atholl Road, Pitlochry, Perth and Kinross, PH16 5AG UKTel: 01796 472 [email protected]

East Neuk Outdoors is a family-run outdoor activity centre on Fife’s scenic east coast in Cellardyke by Anstruther. We offer a range

of outdoor activities for individuals, families and groups including ‘come and try’ sessions, half-day, full-day or multi-day options.

Our qualified and caring staff will ensure your time with us is spent learning new skills in an enjoyable and safe environment.

Our activities at the centre are:

• Kayaking • Open Canoeng • Sea Kayaking • Archery • Bouldering

• Bushcraft and Firemaking • Raft Building • Team Building activities

We also offer off site activities including White Water canoe days, canoe expeditions, mountain bike guiding and hillwalking. Please

check our website or give us call/email for prices and details.

East Neuk outdoors Cellardyke Park, Cellardyke, Anstruther Fife KY10 3AX

01333 310370 [email protected] www.eastneukoutdoors.co.uk



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Cashmere at Lochleven is the place to find that perfectcashmere sweater or accessory along with other quality

branded clothing and gifts. Visitors can browse a wide rangeof men’s, ladies’ and children’s clothing and accessories, with

their cashmere range changing on a regular basis. There’salso free parking and a coffee shop that sells a variety of

bakes, coffee, tea and other refreshments.

ContactCashmere at Lochleven, Kinross KY13 8DH

01577 [email protected]

www.cashmereatlochleven.com

We also offer free parking and disabled access.

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BEST KEPT SECRETS

If you’re looking for the true spirit of Scotland, start your search at one of our VisitScotland iCentres. We’ll point you in the direction of the best the country has to offer, whether you need advice on where to go and what to do, or even if you’re looking to book accommodation or tickets for all kinds of events, activities and transport. Come and talk to our knowledgeable and friendly staff. You never know, we might just let you in on a few local secrets.

Find out where we are and when we’re open at visitscotland.com/icentre.

Drummond Castle Gardens, near Crieff

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2 Course Lunch for £5.953 Course Lunches from £6.95(12-2.30pm daily except Sun)

3 Course Pre-Theatre Menu (5-7pm except Sat)£11.95 per Adult £7.95 per Child

Takeaway menu, home delivery available every dayFully licensed. Outside catering available.

For Reservations/Takeaways116a South Street, St Andrews, KY16 9QD

Tel/Fax: 01334 470300www.jahangirstandrews.co.uk

We offer lovers offine Indian andTandoori cuisinea rare experienceindeed. We promiseyou’ll experiencenothing finer.

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A fantastic addition toNewport on Tays evolving scene created by the

KITSCHNBAKE TEAM2017 Scotsman Food and DrinksAwards winner for Best Café

Celebration cakesPrivate dining

Private hire availableLocal ingredients

Open seven days a week.

01382 54270416 Boat Rd, Newport-on-Tay, Fife DD6

www.kitschnbake.co.uk

Follow us onfor daily updates.

Friendly Service

3 Course Early Evening Meal £9.95, 5-7pm (ex Sat)3 Course Lunch £5.95, 12pm-2.30pm (ex Sun)

Bengali & Indian diningFor Reservations/Takeaway:

5 College Street, StAndrews, Fife KY16 9AA

Tel : 01334 476666

Fax: 01334 475380 Email: [email protected]

Takeaway menu available • 10% discount on collection

Free Home Delivery on orders over £24.95Open 7 days • Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm

Dinner 5pm-12am“GOOD FOODAND GOOD SERVICE IN

COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS” (Eating Out in Fife 2009)

20%off

à la carte

Free Home Delivery on orders over £24.95Open 7 days • Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm

Dinner 5pm-12am“GOOD FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE IN

COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS” (Eating Out in Fife 2014/15)This Restaurant is own & run by St Andrews University Student And order online @ Maisha restaurant.co.uk

Order [email protected]

An Authentic Indian & Seafood RestaurantFully Licensed

For Reservations/Takeaway:5 College Street, St Andrews,

Fife KY16 9AA

Tel : 01334 476666


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The Hideaway Restaurant is located in the beautiful Fife countryside, but only five minutes from Dunfermline town centre and only twenty

minutes from Edinburgh city centre.In our country inn style bar and restaurant we serve only the finest local ingredients which are prepared by our award winning chefs and served

to you in our relaxed informal dining room.The Hideaway Kingseat Road,

Halbeath, Dunfermline, KY12 0UBTelephone: 01383 249533

Restaurant and Fish BarT ILEND

The Tailend, Dundee . . . Opening Spring/Summer 2015

130 Market Street, St. Andrews KY169PD01334474070 | www.thetailend.co.uk | [email protected]

Open 7 days 11.30am - 10pm

Our conservatory is available for private bookings 16-24 people, choose

from simple two course set menu to custom designed 6 course seafood degustation with matching wines

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scotland’sAsk us where to find

BEST KEPT SECRETS

If you’re looking for the true spirit of Scotland, start your search at one of our VisitScotland iCentres. We’ll point you in the direction of the best the country has to offer, whether you need advice on where to go and what to do, or even if you’re looking to book accommodation or tickets for all kinds of events, activities and transport. Come and talk to our knowledgeable and friendly staff. You never know, we might just let you in on a few local secrets.

Find out where we are and when we’re open at visitscotland.com/icentre.

The Leaderfoot Viaduct, near Melrose

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General Groceries Wines, Beers & Spirits

Wide selection of Meats & Cheese

Freshly Baked Bread Croissants & Pastries

Our own Branded Jams & Chutneys

Teas Coffees & Hoomebaking

Sit In or Takeway

Hot & Cold Baguettes & Rolls

Elie Deli’s own Sweets

Hampers & Gifts

Gifts Vouchers


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Edinburgh

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Glentress, Scottish Borders

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ANSTRUTHERPLEASURE CRUISES

The May Princess sails from Anstruther to the beautiful Isle of May almost every dayfrom April to September. The island is home to an incredible array of wildlife includingpuffins, guillemots, razorbills, shags, seals, porpoise, dolphins and the odd whale - youjust have to be lucky! It can also lay claim to having Scotland’s oldest Bird Observatory,the remains of a 12th century monastery and the oldest light house in Scotland

dating back to 1636.The trip lasts around 4.5 to 5 hours, with 2.5 to 3 hours ashore and a slow trip around theisland to allow visitors to enjoy the spectacular scenery and wonderful wildlife from thesea. Enjoy the commentary and assistance from our experienced Skipper and crew, who

will do their best to make your day out a most memorable one.

07957 585200Middle Pier, Anstruther, KY10 3AB

[email protected]

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Relax, let someone else do the driving, and plan for the day ahead! Stagecoach offer a range of ticket options tomake your journey easier. See more of the fantastic scenery on offer, plan your night out by bus with a nightrider ticket, or explore somewhere new with our range of dayrider tickets!

You can pay online, use our mobile app, or buy from the driver. SStagecoach operate a huge network of services across Fife, from local, short journeys, to luxury coach travel.

Plan your journey at stagecoachbus.com or downloadthe Stagecoach Bus app.

THE EASIEST WAY TO TRAVEL!

We offer sightseeing tours throughout Scotland and we have been for 5 years now. Our tours are always

private, so you get to visit the places that interest you. Our vehicles are 7 and 8 seater, with duel air conditioning, tinted glass and a driver/guide.

Phone: +44 (0) 1334 845124 & +44 (0) 7756 200 822 (cell) Email: [email protected]

Address: GandS Tours, Rosyth, Fife. SCOTLAND. KY11 2HA


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The Bay Hotel is a family run Hotel in a stunning location withsouth-facing views over the two mile Pettycur beach lookingtowards the city of Edinburgh.• All 28 bedrooms are tastefully designed to a high standard.• Our Horizons Restaurant offers elegant dining in a superb environment.• Our Leisure Centre features an indoor heated swimming pool,kids ‘splash’ pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam rooms.

• We also have Captain’s Corner, a children’s soft play area whichincludes a ball pit, bouncy castle, and climbing frame.

Pettycur Bay, Burntisland Road, Kinghorn, Fife KY3 9YE01592 892222 • [email protected]

www.thebayhotel.net

All accommodations are non smoking, WiFi (no charge),all linens provided, hairdryers, welcome tray teas/coffee, free

parking nearby, garden/outdoor seating areaMinimum booking rates for Castlefield/Moatville is 3 nights

Booking directly with us for best ratesLiana Steven 01334 650778 | 07887 756660

[email protected] | www.cuparaccommodation.co.ukfacebook westerdura farmhouse B&B

Cupar aCCommodationSpacious Victorian house divided to

two apartments with separate entrances.Lovely walled garden

CaStLefieLd Cottage2 Small Bedrooms with Double Beds,

Living Room, Kitchen and Bathroom withOverbath Shower, Small Garden

Lower moatviLLe2 Bedrooms, (One Family, One Twin/Super

King), Lounge,Dining Room, Kitchen, Shower Room

upper moatviLLe3 Bedrooms, (One Twin/Super King, One

Twin, One Single)Lounge, Dining Kitchen,

Bathroom with over Bath Shower

LittLe dura anneXeGround floor self contained room

@wester dura farmhouse

The Peat Inn, by St Andrews dates from 1700sand is, today, a luxury 5 Star Restaurant with

Rooms in peaceful rural surroundings.

Renowned for its warm welcome and casualelegance, guests can enjoy exquisite meals in

a setting full of character.

For wine lovers, our cellar holds the title ofAA wine list of the year for Scotland.

T: 01334 840206W: www.thepeatinn.co.uk

Open Tuesday to Saturday for lunch,dinner and accommodation.

Hazelbank Hotel

Hazelbank is a small 10 bedroomed townhouseproperty, situated within St Andrews ConservationArea, which has been owned andmanaged bythe same family for over 30 years. Our four frontbedrooms provide guests with magnificent views ofthe golf courses, St Andrews Bay, theWest Sands andthe Angus Hills and coast in the far distance.

Whether you visit St. Andrews for golf,University or just to savour the peacefulhistoric beauty of the city, Hazelbank isperfectly placed.

28 The Scores, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, KY16 9ASP: +44 (0) 1334 472 466 • [email protected]

www.hazelbank.com

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