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Aberdour tourist information
The lovely seaside village of Aberdour has a picturesque fishing harbour and one of the best beaches on the Firth of Forth, and has been a popular visitor destination for generations.
Aberdour Castle is in the centre of the town, a sprawling and partially ruined complex of buildings which were developed from the 12th to the 17th centuries by several families. It boasts a Norman church and pretty stone doo(dove)cot.
Aberdour looks out over the water to the dramatic island of Inchcolm, site of a lonely ruined abbey dating back to the 13th century, earning it the title of the Iona of the East. To reach the abbey you will need to first travel across the Firth of Forth to South Queensferry for the short boat trip to the island.
Aberdour Castle, Aberdour KY3 0SL
Fascinating partly ruined castle with a terraced garden overlooking the Firth of Forth. Aberdour Castle information
Inchcolm Abbey Inchcolm, Aberdour KY3 0UA
Ruined Augustinian monestary set on a peaceful island. Inchcolm Abbey information
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38 High Street Aberdour KY3 0SW MAP A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible. Real ale is always available on tap, and the establishment has once again been included in this ... More Information and Book ... |
Into Edinburgh to see the sights, but explore some of the West Scotland coastline along the Firth of Forth
Towns Near Aberdour To Visit - straight line distance:
Burntisland Tourist Information (2.85 miles) North Queensferry Tourist Information (4.64 miles) Kinghorn Tourist Information (5.18 miles) Dunfermline Tourist Information (6.23 miles)
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