The city of Dunfermline is in the Fife region of Scotland. It is known for the famous Dunfermline Abbey, with its roots tracing back to the 11th century when it was a Royal Residence.
Dunfermline Abbey is well worth visiting to learn about Scotland's past. It was the final resting place of several Scottish monarchs, including King Robert the Bruce. Adjacent to the abbey are the ruins of Dunfermline Palace.
The city is home to the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, who became one of the world's leading philanthropists. The museum provides insights into his life and legacy and is well worth visiting.
Dunfermlines location can make it a great base to discover Scotland's central belt, connecting it to Scotland's capital, Edinburgh via the iconic Queensferry Crossing. The city of Stirling is to the west, where you can visit attractions such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. The stunning village of Culross is worth visiting, recognised by many as featured in the popular TV series Outlander.
