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St Andrews, Fife
This five red-star Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa exudes a quiet and understated elegance. The setting is sublime....bordering the hallowed 17th ´Road Hole´ of... more

Strathkinness Low Road, St Andrews, Fife
Rufflets Country House hotel is a turreted mansion house, set in 10 acres of award-winning gardens one mile west of St Andrews. Tastefully extended over the... more

Dunnikier Park, Kirkcaldy, Fife
Dunnikier House Hotel is a privately owned 18th century Country House Hotel situated in parkland and adjacent to Dunnikier Golf Course in Kirkcaldy. The fifteen bedrooms... more

By Largoward, St Andrews, Fife
The Inn at Lathones is a charming old coaching inn that dates back over 400 years (there's even a rumour that The Grey Lady, a resident... more

by Cupar, Fife
The Peat Inn is situated just six miles from St Andrews, the home of golf. A former coaching inn, put on the map over three decades... more

Strathmiglo, Cupar, Fife
Gorno Grove House offers a warm and friendly welcome into a family home. The house has been lovingly rebuilt blending the original 1850s stone walls and... more

45 Pittenweem Road, Anstruther, Fife
The Grange B&B is an elegant Edwardian house furnished to a very high standard. The Grange is close to all amenities, whether sightseeing or playing golf.... more

St Andrews, Fife
Kinkell House B&B is a family home on a farm near St Andrews, where Sandy and Frippy offer a warm welcome, good food and informal hospitality,... more

Falkland, Fife
Ladywell House B&B is a former manse surrounded by a beautiful walled garden. The property, built in 1804, has outstanding views over North Fife. The three... more

4 Forman Road, Leven, Fife
St Andrews Hall B&B is a former 19th century church hall offering accommodation in a modern contemporary setting. The property still retains many period features including... more

Pittenweem Road, Anstruther, Fife
The Spindrift B&B is an imposing, stone-built Victorian home. Many original internal features have been carefully restored. Elegantly furnished public rooms. The bedrooms are generously proportioned,... more

Lindores, Fife
Woodmill House B&B is a Scottish country house built in 1840. Plenty of space, big log fires, deep feather sofas, power showers and a really homely... more

Bruce Embankment, St Andrews, Fife
The British Golf Museum opened in 1996, and traces the 500 year history of the game by using diverse displays and exciting interactives. Its unique collection... more

War Memorial Gardens, Kirkaldy, Fife
Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery features a superb collection of 19th and 20th century Scottish paintings including one of the largest collection of works by William... more

Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, Fife
Pittencrieff House Museum is an elegant 17th century mansion housing a display for Pittencreiff Park which is known locally as `The Glen´. The story of the... more

Kinburn Park, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews, Fife
St Andrews Museum is in Kinburn House and tells the story of St Andrews from the Bronze Age to the present day. Displays include archaeology, banners,... more

Cupar, Falkland, Fife
The Royal Palace of Falkland, the country residence of Stuart kings and queens, was built between 1450 and 1541. Part of the palace was burned down... more

Cupar, Fife
Hill of Tarvit Mansion House, originally the site of the 17th century Wemyss Hall, was completely remodelled by Robert Lorimer for Frederick Sharp, in 1906. All... more

Pittenweem, Anstruther, Fife
The first records of Kellie Castle date back to the 12th century, and it was restored by James Lorimer in the late 19th century. It is... more

Culross, Fife
Culross Palace was built for Sir George Bruce between 1597 and 1611 and has original interiors with painted woodwork. On display are 17th and 18th century... more

Falkland, Cupar, Fife
Falkland Palace & Garden was designed and cultivated by Percy Cane between 1947 and 1952. There are attractive parterres, herbaceous borders, lush green lawns and many... more

Cupar, Fife
Sir Robert Lorimer designed the Hill of Tarvit gardens in 1906, with formal lawns, yew hedging, flowering borders of perennials, annuals and heathers, and a sunken... more

Pittenweem, Fife
Take a stroll round Kellie Castle & Garden, the magical Arts & Crafts garden and enjoy the scent of old roses and the beautiful herbaceous borders.... more

The Canongate, St Andrews, Fife
St Andrews Botanic Garden moved to its present site at Bassaguard in 1960 and since 1987 has been managed by Fife Council. The design and wide... more

St Andrews, Fife
Experience Kohler Waters Spa at the Old Course Hotel, one of Europe’s most advanced concepts in total well-being. Relax and restore your body as you enjoy... more

St Andrews, Fife
At St Andrews Bay Spa, the 7 luxurious treatment rooms offer you a haven so you can relax and be truly pampered, while enjoying one of... more

24 East Green, Anstruther, Fife
Follow the alleyway and cross a stone courtyard to find this 400 year old converted cooperage. Exposed brickwork and low beams lit by candlelight make for... more

25 Bonnygate, Cupar, Fife
Chef Jimmy Graham forages for abundant, local Scottish produce to serve in the cosy, ruby red restaurant he has run with wife Amanda since 1981. What... more

Cupar, Fife
Many restaurants are named after their address, but few can be claim to have their address named after them. This delightful converted coaching inn is the... more

The Old Course Hotel, St Andrews, Fife
If the name conjurs images of a lorry driver’s greasy roadside caff, then think again. This is the elegant top floor restaurant of the stunning Old... more

51 High Street, Elie, Fife
Chef Bruce Sangster is an Olympian – of the culinary persuasion of course. Former captain of the Scottish Culinary Olympic team and a National Chef of... more

16 West End, St Monans, Fife
This smartly converted harbour side pub serves up some fresh seafood and cracking best sea views. The design here is less minimal than at sister Seafood... more

Bruce Embankment, St Andrews, Fife
An uncompromisingly modernistic steel and glass box jutting out over quaint St Andrews harbour, this is the restaurant that fell to earth. When you tire of... more

17 Main Street, North Queensferry, Fife
Diminutive by name, diminutive by nature. There’s room for just 24 people in this simply decorated dining room with its white washed stone walls and smart... more

Balcomie Clubhouse, Crail, Fife
Crail's Balcomie Links is set along the Fife coastline and several holes run alongside the sea and and rocky outcrops of the Firth foreshore which come... more

St Andrews, Fife
Kingsbarns is a sensational new course along 1.5 miles of scenic coastline near St Andrews featuring the best in links golf. Kyle Phillips, who constructed the... more

Annsmuir, Ladybank, Fife
Ladybank is regularly used as a Final Open Championship Qualifying venue and it's a course where accuracy is vital because of the small firm and fast... more

The Promenade, Leven, Fife
Leven has been used as a final qualifying venue for the Open Championship at St Andrews and is a true seaside course. The older part of... more

Golf Road, Lundin Links, Fife
Lundin has everything you'd expect from a links course - blind shots, loads of bunkers, out-of-bounds, great greens -and wind. There are several memorable holes on... more

Golf Road, Tayport, Fife
Scotscraig is only 15 minutes from the Old Course at St Andrews and displays much the same characteristics. The most memorable hole is the par four... more

St Andrews, Fife
Two cliff-top courses offering marvellous views over the River Tay and the old town of St Andrews from just outside the town run round the ultra-modern... more

Pilmour House, St Andrews, Fife
The Dukes, 7,512 yards, par 71, is an American-owned inland heathland course high above the town with stunning views over countryside and sea. Designed by Peter... more

Pilmour House, St Andrews, Fife
The Eden, a par 70, 6,195-yard lay-out running along the Eden Estuary, was the fourth course constructed at St Andrews in 1914 by Harry Colt. Easier... more

Pilmour House, St Andrews, Fife
The Jubilee opened in 1897 to celebrate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, is set on a sliver of land between the New Course and the sea. Has... more

Pilmour House, St Andrews, Fife
The New, the second St Andrews course opened in 1895 and designed by ‘Old’ Tom Morris and David Honeyman over 6,625 yards, par 71, is situated... more

Pilmour House, St Andrews, Fife
The Old course is the oldest and most famous stretch of golfing links in the world, running from the main street of old grey town, 6,721... more