Attractions & Activities
Free Attractions
Looking to have a great day out without breaking the bank? Fife has got you covered.
With lots of fantastic free activities to do in Fife, you won't be stuck if you're on a budget. Immerse yourself in nature by exploring the stunning Fife Coastal Path or maybe visit one of our beautiful parks, beaches or forests. You can also visit one of our many museums or take a trip to one of our historical landmarks such as the Ravenscraig Castle.
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Blackfriars, St Andrews
A vaulted side apse survives of this church of Dominican friars, which was built around 1516
Cowdenbeath Heritage Mural (by Kerry Wilson)
A tribute to the town's mining heritages. This mural was painted by Kerry Wilson
Braes Loan Trail
Enjoy a 2.5 mile/4km circular historical walking trail on the outskirts of Markinch which also provides spectacular views.
Silverburn Park
Silverburn Park is a place for quiet enjoyment, a safe haven for nature and a pit stop for those enjoying the Fife Coastal Path. Walled Garden, Cafe, Toilets, Bike Rentals & A new Campsite.
Ravenscraig Park
Ravenscraig Park connects Kirkcaldy to the former fishing village Dysart and also forms part of the Fife Coastal Path.
Fife Coastal Path - Cambo Sands to Leuchars
Cambo Sands to Leuchars 12 miles/19.3km Click here for a map of the route Like all the sections of the Fife Coastal Path this can be cut into shorter walks. The Cambo Sands (also known as Kingsbarns Beach) to Leuchars part of the Fife Coastal Path follows a beautiful stretch of coa...
Kirkcaldy Waterfront
Enjoy a walk down Kirkcaldy's Waterfront as part of the Fife Coastal Path where you can experience scenic coastal views, visit Kirkcaldy's Leisure Centre or go for a cycle down the Esplanade. Kirkcaldy Town Centre is only a short walk away, where you will find lots of inde...
Letham Glen
Letham Glen is a woodland valley located in Leven, East Fife.
Devilla Forest
Devilla Forest in the west of Fife has extensive walking and cycling routes which are mainly flat, so great for kids. It's also a great place for wildlife watching including red squirrels.
Dalbeath Marsh
Dalbeath Marsh is a small, yet surprisingly diverse nature reserve, with a pond in the centre that supports a variety of wetland birds.
St Andrews Museum
It’s all going ON at St Andrews Museum - a stunning Victorian mansion nestled in the grounds of Kinburn Park that now features a childrens play area and labyrinth path. We have a varied programme of temporary exhibitions, talks, children’s workshops and activities. ...
St Andrews Beach Wheelchairs
The beautiful beaches in and around St Andrews should be accessible to everyone including those with mobility issues. Our Beach Wheelchairs solve this problem....
Townhill Country Park
Townhill Country Park is located only one and a half miles from Dunfermline town centre and is a popular place for walkers, runners, cycling, fishing and wildlife watching.
Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum
Steel tycoon, stockbroker, writer, lecturer, entrepreneur, philanthropist - Andrew Carnegie was one of the great Scots of the 19th century. His life has left a huge international legacy, but as his birthplace cottage testifies he came from humble beginnings. Adjacent to the cottage is the beaut...
Anstruther Lifeboat
Anstruther Lifeboat Station is open to the public daily for most of the year and visits can be arranged at anytime of year.
Pittenweem Fishermen's Memorial
A mermorial dedicated to the men and women who made their living from the sea-and to those who lost their lives in so doing. It links the past with the present, as it is sited between the new harbour and the old Westhaven harbour.
Craigtoun Country park
With free entry, free parking and on-site café, Craigtoun really is the ideal place for a family day out. Situated in 47 acres of well-maintained grounds, just 2 miles from St Andrews, the park is open all year round.
Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries
Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries (DCL&G) is an award-winning museum, gallery spaces, cafe, shop and reading rooms all adjoining the world's first Carnegie Library. Situated in Scotland's ancient capital, the museum offers a stunning view across to Dunfermline Abbey. &nb...
St Andrews West Sands
A Seaside Award beach in St Andrews next to the iconic Old Course.
Tatha Gallery
Tatha Gallery in Newport on Tay, Fife, Scotland specialises in art that we are passionate about which includes some of the best Twentieth Century and Contemporary British Art. Emerging talent mixed with the time honoured established artists makes a recipe for interest, excitement and excellenc...
Fife Coastal Path
The Fife Coastal Path is Scotland's longest continuous coastal path at 117 miles and is one of Scotland's Great Trails. Offering an unrivaled walking experience, this should be on the bucket list of any outdoor enthusiast.
Eden Estuary
The third oldest Local Nature Reserve in Scotland and a site of Special Scientific Interest, Eden Estuary reserve is made up of rich inter-tidal mud and sand flats and is home to millions of tiny plants and animals.
St Monans Welly Boot Garden
The Welly Boot Garden was started by Win Brown, a local teacher and amateur gardener who decided to put her grandchildren’s outgrown wellington boots to good use, and brighten up the slipway at the same time. Old boots came from her students, too, as well as others looking to cl...
North Queensferry Harbour Light Tower
The world’s smallest working Light Tower with a unique view to the Forth Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Fife Coastal Path - Kincardine to Limekilns
11 miles or 17.5 kms Click here for a map of the route Like all the sections of the Fife Coastal Path this can be cut into shorter walks. The Kincardine to Limekilns section is a curious blend of modern industry, cultural heritage, valued nature reserve and iconic bridges....
Beveridge Park
Beveridge Park lies to the West of Kirkcaldy, and has lots to enjoy including formal gardens, play areas, a wildlife area and a boating pond.
Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve
Tentsmuir is a magical combination of forest trails that dip and weave between tall trees and open sand dunes that change constantly with the wind and tides. ...
Lomond Hills Regional Park
The Lomond Hills are Fife's most prominent landmarks and the centre of over 25 square miles of moorland, lochs and farmland. West Lomond is Fife's highest point at 1713 ft, so worth the climb for the stunning views!
Newport Library & Heritage Centre
Come and find out what's ON display at Newport Heritage Centre. We have a range of objects and photographs that depict the history of Newport and Wormit. Topics include transport across the River Tay through the ages, local sports & leisure activities and recollections of WW1 & WW2. Th...
Dunnikier Park
Dunnikier Park lies to the north of Kirkcaldy and is an idyllic setting, situated around Dunnikier Park Golf Club and Dunnikier House Hotel
Glenrothes & Area Heritage Centre
Find out about the history of Scotland's second oldest New Town, and the villages that surround it.
Leven Beach
Lovely family friendly, fun beach in Leven on the Fife Coastal Path.
Methil Heritage Centre
A popular community museum with a permanent display about the Levenmouth area. Come and enjoy our programme of exhibitions, tea room and museum shop which stocks a selection of local history books and souvenirs (the only book shop between St. Andrews and Kirkcaldy!). Housed in an old post offi...
Fife Coastal Path - Limekilns to Burntisland
Limekilns to Burntisland 17 miles or 27.4 km Like all the sections of the Fife Coastal Path this can be cut into shorter walks. Iconic views, nature reserves and WWII military history can be found on this 17 mile/27.4km section of the path. Allow 6 - 7 hours....
Ravenscraig Castle
Immerse yourself in ancient history by visiting Kirkcaldy's Ravenscraig Castle, which was considered one of the first in Scotland to be built to withstand cannon fire! The historic castle consists of two round towers linked by a cross range and the west tower was the residence of James II&rsq...
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...
Lochore Meadows Country Park
Set in the heart of Fife, Lochore Meadows is Fife's most popular free visitor attraction and stretches over 1,200 acres. The park features woodland and lochside walks, cycling trails, a children's playpark and seasonal outdoor activities such as sailing, paddleboarding and bike hir...
Cupar Walks
There are lots of interesting walks in and around Cupar, taking in the historic town, and the beautiful countryside round about.
Dysart Harbour
Recently featured on Season 2 of Outlander, Dysart Harbour is leased to Dysart Sailing Club and berthing enquiries should be made to 01592 651720.
Crail Museum and Heritage Centre
Get an insight into the past life of this ancient Royal Burgh and discover the story of the infamous Crail Capon.
Falkland Estate
Once a hunting ground for Stuart Kings & Queens, the estate is now a working landscape of upland pasture, farm and forest with pleasure walks. Thanks to much conservation effort, you can retrace royal footsteps on this fascinating and historic land....
Pittencrieff Park
Pittencrieff is a beautiful park in the centre of Dunfermline, gifted by the town's most famous son Andrew Carnegie.
