Cupar is located in the centre of Fife and is just 10 miles west of St Andrews, making it a perfect base for discovering the Kingdom of Fife. A charming market town that has a rich history, having been the administrative hub of Fife during the Middle Ages. With scenic streets and picturesque countryside, Cupar is a delightful addition to any itinerary in Fife.
A short drive from the town centre leads you to the Hill of Tarvit Mansion and Gardens. An exquisitely preserved Edwardian residence set amid lush gardens and woodland paths. Managed by the National Trust for Scotland, the estate also features a distinctive 9-hole hickory golf course. Providing a fun opportunity for those wishing to experience a touch of the past.
The Cupar Heritage Centre, open between April and October. Which is located in the historic railway station and offers intriguing insights into the town's history. From its medieval origins to its bustling market town period, this small museum is filled with local stories and artefacts.
The Scottish Deer Centre lies near Cupar, in the Bow of Fife, three miles west of the town. This 55-acre wildlife park showcases 12 species of deer from various parts of the world. Along with other animals like wolves, otters, and the Scottish wildcat. The centre also hosts the Raptor World Bird of Prey Centre, featuring daily shows and educational experiences.
Cupar is also well-connected by road and rail. With easy routes to Dundee, just 13 miles away, and Edinburgh, only 40 miles away. Stunning rural landscapes surround the town, which lies nestled in the fertile Howe of Fife.
