Cupar and North Fife
Ceres
Ceres has been named 'the most attractive village in Scotland' and it's clear to see why with its unique village layout and attractive pantiled cottages around a central green.
This green hosts the annual Games, said to be the oldest in Scotland, celebrating the return of local men from the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. Learn how your granny used to live on a visit to the Fife Folk Museum, which gives a fascinating glimpse into rural life in Fife over two centuries.
Griselda Hill Pottery also makes the highly collectable Wemyssware and there's a viewing gallery, where you can watch them paint these beautiful pieces.
Ceres is also on the Fife Pilgrim Way, a new 64 mile route from Culross or North Queensferry in the west to St Andrews in the north east, taking in spectacular views allong the way.
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Harvest Mouse Tearoom
Pop in for a wee nibble! Harvest Mouse Tearoom is a cosy, family run business located within Fife Folk Museum. The tearoom serves a lovely selection for breakfast/lunch and of course, delicious homemade cakes! Our produce is locally sourced and served with a smile. Sit in or takeaway options are ava...
Teasses Estate
Set in the beauttiful Fife countryside,Teasses is a working estate offering a vast range of country pursuits, garden tours and events.
Griselda Hill Pottery
The present-day Pottery is located in the heart of Fife, in the former outbuildings of the manse of Ceres.
Hall Teasses Lodge
Hall Teasses is a wonderfully peaceful and spacious holiday home overlooking the rural landscape and private fishing loch of Teasses Estate. The property sleeps up to 6 people and features an access driveway at the back of the Estate. ...
The Ceres Inn
Traditional Inn offering high quality pub food and also contemporary dishes using locally sourced produce.
Fife Folk Museum
Step back in time and learn the ways of the past in the beautiful village of Ceres. The Trustees of the Fife Folk Museum are delighted to announce the reopening of the Museum on Saturday 1st of May. The Museum will be open from 10.30 am until 4.00 pm daily Wednesday to Sunday. For furth...
