Managed by Historic Scotland, this beautiful castle complex is home to an array of buildings that date from the 12th Century to the 18th Century....

The Dunfermline Museum offers a small gallery of artwork as well a an extensive collection of artefacts and historical documents that relate to the history...

For nearly three hundred years Pittencrief House was a family home until in 1903 Andrew Carnegie purchased the property and the surrounding grounds. As...

Dunfermline Library is located at the centre of the community and is one of the central cultural centres in the community. Offering an extensive...

Abbot House, once the administrative headquarters of the first and finest Benedictine abbey in Scotland, is the jewel in Dunfermline’s heritage crown. It has witnessed...

The elegant ruins of Dunfermline Abbey are what is left of a great Benedictine abbey founded by Queen Margaret in the 11th Century. Robert the...

Dunfermline City Chambers have been one of the most important parts of the communities’ institutions for many centuries, and it is a real treat to...

This cave is named after Queen Margaret who used to come to the caverns, meditate and pray in the 11th Century. Canonised in 1250...

Visit the birthplace of the weavers son who became ‘King-Steel’ in America, the worlds richest man who turned philanthropist. Weaving demonstrations on first Friday of...

Andrew Carnegie is one of the best known philanthropists ever to have come from Great Britain, and spread an influence across the world with his...

Inverkeithing Museum celebrates the long and interesting history of this community. The aim of the many collections within the museum is to bring to...

This museum and trust was established in order to bring together and preserve a great deal of artefacts that relate to the communications industry....

Burntisland Museum is located in the Fife region of Scotland, and this small museum is situated at the heart of the town. The contents...

With so many fascinating creatures to meet, a visit to Deep Sea World offers a great day out for you and your family. Explore the...

This museum celebrates a long and fascinating history of this community and the people that live in it and have helped to make it what...

Located close to Kinross in the beautiful Perthshire countryside, Burleigh Castle dates from the 15th and the 16th Century. The castle is overseen by...

Situated in the historic former royal burgh of Queensferry, the museum commands magnificent views of the great bridges spanning the Forth. It traces the history...

Cramond is one of the nicest and closest escapes from the busy Edinburgh town. It features nice promenades, the remains of a Roman fort from...

Hopetoun House, one of Scotlands grandest stately homes, is situated 12 miles from the centre of Edinburgh and set in magnificent parkland. It is a...

This must be one of Scotland’s most closely passed archaeological sites. Huly Hill is a large and well preserved Bronze Age burial cairn adjacent to...

A 19th Century mansion built around a 16th Century tower house, Lauriston Castle has been home to a number of notable Scots. Lauriston’s fine Edwardian...

The North Edinburgh Arts Centre is a well-loved part of the community, offering an important access point into the arts for people that live in...

The Granton Centre for Art is a purpose built structure designed to house paintings, drawings and sculptures from the Scottish national art collections. Completed...

Situated in a beautiful location on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth looking across to Fife. The castle was built in the...

The Corstorphine Heritage Centre aims to stimulate a public interest in the character and history of Corstorphine and generally encourage public awareness of the rich...

This small royal burgh on the north shore of the Forth provides a striking introduction to Scottish domestic life in the 16th and 17th centuries....

This is Scotland’s most popular wildlife attraction with more than 1,000 animals, including meerkats, pygmy hippos, tigers, lions and blue poison arrow frogs. The...

The Scottish Printing Archival Trust was founded in 1998 with the aims of recording and researching materials that are related to the printing industry in...

What was it like to live in the tightly-knit fishing community at Newhaven, earning a living as a fish wife or as a fisherman braving...

Heriot Watt University is based on the edge of Edinburgh and has a fine museum within it that features a great deal of historic artefacts...

Inverleith House Gallery is located in Edinburgh , and represents one of many fine art institutions that make up this first class city of culture....

Explore nearly 30 hectares of wonderfully landscaped grounds and 11 glasshouses, which includes Britain’s tallest Palm House. It’s a great place to visit on a...

Edinburgh’s harbour area has always been an important part of Scotland’s capital. Recently renovated it is now a haven from the bustle of the city...

Visitors have the opportunity to see what life was really like for The Royal Family and crew on board The Royal Yacht Britannia. From the...

Situated across the road from the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, the Dean Gallery houses the Gallery of Modern Art’s extensive collections of Dada...

Set in beautiful leafy grounds, the Scottish National Museum of Modern Art lies to the west of the city centre in a handsome neo-classical building....

Feel the passion of Scottish Rugby for yourself by taking a behind the scenes tour of Murrayfield Stadium. Tours are conducted Monday to Friday, 11...

The Scottish Railway Exhibition was opened in 1995 in a purpose-built 15,000 sq. foot exhibition hall beside Bo’ness Station. The building has 850ft of display...

This collection brings together trains that have served the people of Scotland since 1870, and makes for one of the finest exhibitions relate to the...

The Georgian House is part of Robert Adam’s masterpiece of urban design, Charlotte Square. It dates from 1796, when those who could afford it began...