Heartlands of Fife
Burntisland
With its safe, sandy beach, dramatic volcanic plug as a backdrop and the 15th-century Rossend Castle, Burntisland is a wonderful place to visit.
If you go in July the Highland Games - one of the oldest in the world - is worth seeing. Burntisland is also home to the 10th-oldest golf club in the world, and visitors are made very welcome.
There are guided historical walks round the town in the summer and an annual exhibition. Burntisland is a great place for families, with a fun fair in the summer months, a leisure centre right next to the beach and lovely walks along the Fife Coastal Path.
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Burntisland Heritage Trust
The aim of Burntisland Heritage Trust is to protect and promote all aspects of Burntisland's heritage.
The Ecology Centre
Welcome to The Ecology Centre Find us in stunning grounds by Kinghorn Loch in Fife where we actively use nature and the environment as a tool to improve quality of life. Corporate & Business Services Meetings, seminars and training facilities. Team Building Events Volunteering Oppo...
Burntisland Golf House Club
Burntisland Golf House Club possesses a character quite unlike that of any other course in Fife.
Burntisland Links
Burntisland Links is a great place for families, right next to the award winning beach.
Pipe Band Championship
Featuring the best pipe bands from all over Scotland and the North of England in a colourful spectacular for all ages.
Burntisland Library & Museum
Burntisland Library We have regular free events for children and a wide variety of learning resources. Stretch your imagination with our fabulous selection of books and share your thoughts in our friendly reading groups. ON at Burntisland Library Books to suit all ages and interests, including ...
Burntisland Beach
This Seaside Award beach is an excellent destination for families, offering plenty of history and exciting places to visit close by.
Burntisland Harbour
The Port of Burntisland is the Forth’s most natural harbour and one of its oldest.
Fife Coastal Path - Burntisland to Buckhaven
Burntisland to Buckhaven 14 miles or 22.5 km Click here for a map of the route Like all the sections of the Fife Coastal Path this can be cut into shorter walks. Starting at Burntisland, this section of the Fife Coastal Path winds its way to Buckhaven over a 14 mile (22....
Museum Of Communication
One of Scotland's only museums of communication, with a regular programme of exhibitions and events.
