It’s one of the best known towns in Scotland, famous for an old course and even older cathedral. There’s more to the perfect day in St Andrews than just a round of golf or visiting some ruins though. Scotland’s spiritual home deserves much more recognition as a place full of Read more
Tucked away on the Fife coastline, there’s a very special village that seems stuck in time. Visiting Culross (pronounced Coo-Riss) is like walking through Scottish history, along cobbled streets, surrounded by crow-stepped buildings. This is the best preserved 17th century village in Scotland and somewhere well worth spending a day. Read more
If you enjoy sandy beaches, ancient history and tranquil outdoor spaces, then you’ll find plenty of things to do in Levenmouth to keep you happy! That’s without mentioning the amazing local food on offer from both land and sea. With the new rail link to Leven opening in June 2024, Read more
On the 30th November, Scotland will celebrate St Andrew’s Day with haggis, bagpipes and probably too much whisky. While the town of St Andrews in Fife is famous around the world, Scotland’s national day is sadly still a little unknown. For me and for many with Scots ancestry, celebrating St Read more
Somehow, even with all the area’s history, the best things to do in Dunfermline fly under the radar. You won’t find hordes of tourists visiting Scotland’s newest city, but that’s why it makes the perfect getaway! Just a short train or bus journey from Edinburgh or Glasgow, it’s easy to Read more