Things To Do in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland

In 1835, American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie was born at a site about 182m (600 ft.) down the hill from the abbey. The museum comprises the 18th-century weaver's cottage in which he was born and a memorial ... More on Frommers

The abbey is on the site of two earlier structures, a Celtic church and an 11th-century house of worship, founded by Queen Margaret (later St. Margaret) and dedicated to the Holy Trinity. Culdee Church, from the 5th and 6th centuries, ... More on Frommers

We went to Inchcolm Abbey, which is on an island in the Firth. More exciting than the abbey are the nesting seagulls, which dive ... More on igougo

To the north of the city, by the Firth of Forth, sits this architectural gem, the ancestral home of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

At noon on New Year's Day morning, after a very heavy Hogmanay night out on the town, a group ... More on Yahoo! Travel

On the margins of South Queensferry, amid beautifully landscaped grounds, Hopetoun House is one of Scotland's best examples of 18th-century palatial Georgian architecture, featuring design work by... More on Frommers

This is one of Scotland's finest stately homes, and houses excellent examples of Robert Adam and Sir ... More on Yahoo! Travel

All the old favorites are here: Asiatic lions, South American monkeys, zebras, funky little marmosets and t... More on Yahoo! Travel

The setting is absolutely beautiful . More on Yahoo! Travel

Built high on a volcanic outcrop, Stirling Castle offers a fascinating chance to step into a piece of Scott... More on Yahoo! Travel

I have stayed at a number of B &Bs, although never at the one right near the Castle parking lot...alt... More on Yahoo! Travel

A family-friendly museum on a peaceful riverside site with friendly farm animals, working watermill ... More on TripAdvisor

After repeated requests to visit Almond Valley we eventually took out an annual membership 2yrs ago which p... More on TripAdvisor

This building was designed by William Burn in the 1820s in the neoclassical style for the John Watson School. Since 1984 the National Gallery of Modern Art has housed a magnificent art collection of which the city is justly proud. ... More on Yahoo! Travel