Dunfermline Area Nature and Ancient Sites
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Nearby Areas:
- Fife
Inchcolm Abbey
- Dunfermline Area
- Historic
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Inchcolm Abbey is now the best-preserved group of monastic buildings in Scotland and is a lovely 3 hour trip out on the Firth of Forth.
Aberdour Castle and Garden
- Dunfermline Area
- Mansion
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Aberdour castle is a fortified residence dating from the 15th century
Dunfermline Palace and Abbey
- Dunfermline Area
- Historic
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Dunfermline Palace and Abbey is the final resting-place of some of Scotland\'s greatest Kings and Queens
Knockhill Racing Circuit
- Dunfermline Area
- Shop
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Knockhill Racing Circuit is Scotland\'s National Motorsport Centre
Abbot House Heritage Centre
- Dunfermline Area
- Mansion
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Set in its own gorgeous gardens, Abbot House is the perfect place to explore Dunfermline’s remarkable story at the heart of Scottish history.
Aberdour Church
- Dunfermline Area
- Historic
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This rectangular plan church was built in 1790 to replace the parish church of St. Fillan's.
Ravenscraig Castle
- Dunfermline Area
- Historic
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Ravenscraig Castle is a ruined castle that consists of two round towers linked by a cross range.
Alexander III monument
- Dunfermline Area
- Historic
- £
The Memorial, on the road between Kinghorn and Burntisland, was erected in 1886 to Scotland’s last Celtic King, and its complex design is Victorian in style.
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