Dunfermline, in the Kingdom of Fife is the ancient capital of Scotland and has a long and interesting history.

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Malcom III established Dunfermline as a seat of royal power in Scotland in the 11th century and his wife created a church here that developed in to the Abbey under her son David I. It became the resting place for Scottish kings, including Robert the Bruce.

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The Abbey is a great example of a church from this period with much of the original stonework in good condition, the Palace although now a ruin gives you a feel for life in a royal household in medieval Scotland.

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The town of Dunfermline is also famous as being the birthplace of Andrew Carnegie and you can visit the small cottage that he lived in until he moved to America. 

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Join me on a tour of this pretty historical town. Get in touch to arrange a your that is just for you!

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