Scottish Fisheries Museum
Museum of the Scottish fishing industry and its communities, on the harbour front at Anstruther.
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Museum of the Scottish fishing industry and its communities, on the harbour front at Anstruther.
National nature reserve island about 8 km offshore, with one of the largest puffin colonies in the UK; boats sail from Anstruther.
Castle with a walled garden 4 km north of Pittenweem, restored by the Lorimer family and run by the National Trust for Scotland.
Cold War nuclear bunker built in 1951 and hidden under an ordinary-looking house, now a museum.
Small harbour reached down steep lanes; its west pier was rebuilt by Robert Stevenson in 1828.
Volunteer-run museum and heritage centre at the top of Tolbooth Wynd, with rooms on the burgh, the airfield and golf.
Category A listed church whose oldest part dates to the 12th century, with a listed kirkyard.
Church begun in 1369 under David II, about 20 metres from the sea on a low rock west of the village.
Restored stone windmill tower above the shore east of the village, protected with the old salt pans as a scheduled monument.
Ruin of a 15th-century castle on the cliff edge just west of St Monans.
Working fishing harbour lined with houses along East Shore and Mid Shore.
Cave associated with St Fillan, thought to be the oldest structure in Pittenweem; fitted out as a chapel and rededicated in 1935.
Remains of a small Augustinian priory that moved here from the Isle of May, built over St Fillan's Cave.
Harbour and sandy bay at Elie, expanded in 1850, with an old granary on the pier.
Small 1770s bathing tower on the rocks of Elie Ness, built for Lady Janet Anstruther.
Short coastal scramble with chains fixed to the cliffs between Kincraig Point and Earlsferry; low tide only.
Country estate near Kingsbarns with a walled garden, woodland walks and a visitor centre with café.
Single malt whisky and gin distillery near Kingsbarns, offering tours.
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