Visiting other parts of Scotland? ~Sites we like…From very many possibilities we have put together a selection of web sites which we are sure you will enjoy visiting. A number of them will help you when planning your trip to other areas of Scotland. |
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Scotland's Best B&Bs ~ http://www.scotlandsbestbandbs.co.uk All 4-star (or more!) Bed & Breakfast accommodation throughout Scotland. St Andrews & East Fife Scenic Guide ~ http://www.scenicscotland.net Excellent info relating to the Kingdom of Fife and other areas of Scotland (see their map). Leaflet available on arrival (or by mail if preferred). The Internet Guide to Scotland by Joanne Mackenzie Winters ~ www.scotland-info.co.uk Extensive information including: destination highlights; Scottish castles; guided tours; outdoor activities; Scottish weddings; and short breaks. The Highlands of Scotland ~ www.host.co.uk The National Trust for Scotland ~ www.nts.org.uk Over 100 properties in its care. Scotland's leading conservation charity. Properties well worth visiting in the Kingdom of Fife include Falkland Palace, Kellie Castle and Garden, Hill of Tarvit Mansion house, Culross. Relive the domestic life of the 16th and 17th Century plus the refurbished Palace (1597). Historic Scotland ~ www.historic-scotland.gov.uk including Dunfermline Palace and Abbey, St Andrews Castle and St Andrews Cathedral. Glamis Castle ~ www.great-houses-scotland.co.uk/glamis Childhood home of HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and the birthplace of Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret. Scone Palace ~ www.scone-palace.co.uk Beside Scone Palace, the Moot Hill was the ancient Crowning Place of the Kings of Scots and the original site of the Stone of Destiny. The Palace is a major tourist attraction as well as a popular venue for hospitality and high quality private functions. We Scots believe that Scotland is beautiful all year round regardless of the weather but just to convince you that it is not the 'frozen north' as many people wrongly surmise, weather information and forecast can be obtained at http://www.weather.co.uk
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