Fife Guide
HomeFife GuideFife guideco.uk is here for people who are trying to decide what to see and do in this most beautiful part of Scotland. Home to a line of Scottish monarchs, the former capital city Dunfermline, world-famous for St Andrews golf course and with some of Scotland's most stunning scenery, File is Scotland's jewel of the east coast. Fife guide is here to provide all the information any visitor will need from maps of all the main towns and cities plus an area map of east Fife showing this coastal area of Scotland. Fife guide highlights where the attractions, places to visit, things to do, restaurants, shops and sporting facilities are in the area. Despite Fife's being only fifty miles at its widest point its several different regions are remarkably from north Fife to South fife and the rural north.
p>The Fife coastline is as individual and stunning as anywhere in the world boasting a wealth of varied wildlife, distinctive rock formations and unforgettable walks. Take a walk along the Fife Coastal Path up to Crail which can be enjoyed by recreational and serious walkers alike. There are numerous routes which have been graded marked so help people enjoy the experience safely. Dunfermline is the former capital of Scotland and the burial place of Robert the Bruce. The town is one of the oldest in Scotland and it's easy to see why when you visit. Any visit to Dunfermline would not be complete without seeing St. Margaret's Cave. With its 80 steps down the cave is where St. Margaret prayed secretly.
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