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Scotland
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Fife Attractions
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Fife is a popular vacation place for golfers and nature lovers, and it's a paradise for cyclists. Many of Fife's top attractions can be seen along the beautiful cycle ways. The longest cycle way is the Kingdom Route in Howe of Fife which connects St Andrews, Ceres, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy, Burntisland, Aberdour, Inverkeithing, Dunfermline, Kinross, Newburgh, Tayport, and Leuchars. Popular attractions along this cycle way are St Andrews Aquarium with more than 100 fish species; Fife Folk Museum in Ceres; Ravenscraig Castle east of Kirkcaldy; Black Sands - a small and quiet beach on the south side of Aberdour; Abbot House in Dunfermline - one of the oldest houses in the ancient capital of Scotland. Another interesting cycle way goes in East Neuk between Anstruther, Pittenweem, and Troywood. The main attractions along this cycle way are the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther - award winning museum which tells the history of Scottish fishing; the Secret Bunker - a former nuclear bunker hidden 100 feet below a farmhouse at Troywood; Kellie Castle northwest of Pittenweem - former home of the Earls of Kellie which today also is known for its beautiful garden with fruit trees, roses, and herbaceous plants. Cycle ways can also be used to reach tourist attractions such as Falkland Palace in Howe of Fife; Culross Palace in West Fife; Kilminning Coast Wildlife Reserve northeast of Crail - one of the most popular nature reserves in Fife with species such as cormorants, eiders, gannets, oystercatchers, and stonechats.
Fife is well connected to the rest of Scotland by road and rail. The nearest international airport is at Edinburgh. It's also possible to travel by express ferry between Zeebrugge in Belgium and Rosyth in Fife.
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