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what’s on Kingdom of Fife

Ancestral home of Scottish monarchs, world-famous for its golf and with some of Scotland’s best scenic attractions, the Kingdom of Fife is a proud region with a distinct identity. Barely 50 miles at its widest point, it still manages to offer many interesting days out, with castles, cathedrals and places of historic interest. The Home of Golf, it has more than 40 courses, including the famed and illustrious fairways of St Andrews. The Fife coastline is a very special environment with distinctive rock formations, delicate flora and a varied wildlife for you to discover.

regional highlights
Fife Heroes: Pride of Place

29th May - 5th September 2010, St Andrews:

Be amazed at the wealth of Fife talent – artists, scientists, leaders, writers, explorers, performers and many others.

RAF Leuchars Air Show

11th September 2010, St Andrews:

This is one of the largest air shows in the UK and the largest event of its kind in Scotland.

Laing Museum

1st April - 30th September 2010, Fife:

A small local history museum with displays about the interesting town of Newburgh and local historian and benefactor, Alexander Laing.

St Margaret's Cave

1st April - 30th September 2010, Fife:

Accessed by an underground tunnel, the cave was used as a place of prayer over 900 years ago by Margaret, a Saxon princess who became Queen of Scotland when she married King Malcolm Canmore around 1070.

British Golf Museum

All year, St Andrews

A visit to the British Golf Museum will transport you down a pathway of surprising facts and striking feats from 500 years of golf history.

Crail Museum and Heritage Centre

2nd April- 3rd October 2010, Fife

Delve into the history of this ancient Royal Burgh with a visit to the town’s friendly museum run entirely by volunteers.


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