The Royal Palace of Falkland was the country residence of the Stuart kings and queens when they hunted deer and wild boar in the Fife forest. Mary, Queen of Scots spent some of the happiest days of her tragic life...

The Hill of Tarvit Mansion house and Gardens is one of the most impressive stately homes in this region. Sir Robert Lorimer remodelled the present house in 1906. The exquisite internal features include a series of Chipendale pieces...

Take a walk on the wild side and enjoy a visit to this beautiful countryside centre, where a herd of over 140 deer roam free. Under the guidance of expert rangers you are able to meet these majestic animals or...

These are remains of Scotland\'s largest cathedral, established in 1160. The Cathedral was consecrated in the presence of Robert the Bruce in 1318 and was a place of pilgrimage during the Medieval Ages. Visitors will enjoy the dramatic setting of...

This excellent museum is part of the world famous University of Saint Andrews and contains a massive collection related to the study of natural sciences. It is far more than just a collection of old documents and artefacts, it...

Buckhaven Museum is the main place of research for anyone who wants to learn more about this community. The small museum has been built up over a period of many years and contains one of the most extensive archives...

The Crawford Arts Centre was founded by the University of St Andrews in 1977. It is now an independent charitable company providing artistic exhibitions, including sculptures, paintings from the regions artists, photography and architecture. Featuring an artist’s studio where members...

The Lower Methil Heritage Centre is housed in the former Post Office on the High Street in the heart of the community. The centre holds a treasure trove of artefacts and photographic artefacts that relate to the history of...

Methil is a small community in Fife in Scotland, and this centre was established in order to collate the numerous artefacts and documents that exist from the past and to protect them for future generations. Made up of archaeological...

These impressive Botanic Gardens are home to over eight thousand species of ferns, plants, shrubs and trees, some of which are native to this area of Scotland and others that have been imported from across the world. There are...

The residence of Prince William during his study at the University, St Salvators Hall is an attractive building built in 1930. The hall overlooks St. Andrews Bay to the north, and the University quadrangle to the south. The gardens around...

St. Andrews is famous for being the home of golf, and the Old Course has long claimed its deserved title as the number 1 links course in the world. Golf has been played here since 1400, and the Old Course...

St. Andrews Museum shows the history of the town of St. Andrews, portraying a fascinating insight into the area from Medieval times and encompassing the Victorian era up to the present day. Regular talks and children's workshops make for an...

Tentsmuir Point National Nature Reserve takes its name from Tents Muir; it was open moorland in recent times before the Forestry Commission planted up Scots and Corsican pine. Today these mature pine stands form a fine backdrop to the three...