East Neuk of Fife
Pittenweem
A bustling town, Pittenweem is an active port and has a fish market every morning, plenty of shops to browse in, and a good selection of pubs and restaurants. Visitors flock to enjoy the lively atmosphere and traditional charm of the place, and its houses with the Dutch style crow-stepped gables.
The Pittenweem Arts Festival brings resident artists together to offer exhibitions, workshops, performances, talks and children’s events, all related to the arts. It is highly respected in Scotland and further afield.
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Seaweed n Stuff
In our shop we sell a range of preserves, pickles and chutneys that incorporate different types of seaweed, nautical gifts and luxury home-made ice cream. Prepared by me, Flavoured by the Sea. I have always enjoyed creating something different for my family and this passion b...
The Pittenweem Chocolate Company
The Pittenweem Chocolate Company and our Cocoa Tree Cafe is a year-round haven in the heart of a picturesque, East Neuk fishing village.
Weem Witch Tours
A history of the Pittenweem Witches in the buildings where it all happened!
Pittenweem Fish & Chip Bar
Enjoy fresh Fish Suppers and much more from Pittenweem Fish and Chip Bar
West Braes Crazy Golf
In 2016, The Pittenweem Community Trust took over and renovated the Crazy Golf in Pittenweem, and The West Braes Project began.
Kellie Castle & Garden
Kellie Castle dates from as early as the 14th century and is one of Fife's hidden gems. The stunning grounds and garden could easily be a day out in themselves.
East Neuk Glass
Talented artist Keny Drew creates bespoke, high quality stained glass. Each item is beautifully handmade from his studio in the east neuk.
Pittenweem Hub
A one stop shop in the East Neuk of Fife with a licensed grocery, in-store pharmacy, Post Office & newsagent
The Larachmhor Tavern
The Larachmhor is a family-run Tavern/Pub/Restaurant in Pittenweem, a busy working fishing village in the scenic East Neuk of Fife, Scotland.
