Anstruther is home to the Scottish Fisheries Museum, which houses a vast display on eighteen different floors. It tells the story of the fishing industry from the earliest times to the present day and is open all year. Visit the Undiscovered Scotland Feature Pages for Crail, Anstruther and Pittenweem. Inland between Crail and Anstruther is to be found Scotland's Secret Bunker, a site that was to become the country's administration centre in the event of a nuclear war. Parts of the site remain operational and secret but the command bunker has been open to the public since 1994.
Visitors are welcome every day during the summer months.
The area makes an ideal stopping off point on the way to St Andrews. Falkland Palace, in the village of Falkland, is a stunning example of Early Renaissance architecture and both palace and gardens are open to the public during the summer months. Cupar, the capital of Fife, is a market town, which retains much of its medieval character. It is situated at the centre of Fife's road network and is on the railway line north. Hillpark House is ideally located just ten minutes from St Andrews or Dundee and within easy reach of a wealth of visitor attractions.