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Artery Gallery is a leader among Scottish art galleries and we are aiming to make art more affordable and accessible by bringing the best of design and talent into your environment helping you to choose your future antiques. [more]

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Visit the Secret underground nuclear command bunker and discover the twilight world of the Government Cold War.We walk down the 150m entrance tunnel, through the hermetically sealed 3 ton blast proof doors into an environment which reveals to us one of the darkest periods of Scotland’s history and the worlds. [more]

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Kirkcaldy Pool, one of Fife's sport and leisure centres, provides a range of exercise and fitness opportunities.

Facilities:
*25m main pool area (6 lanes)
* Shallow area (tank) 12.5m x 7m
*Toddler pool (0.77 metre constant depth)
*Inspiration fitness suite
*Health suite
*Meeting room
*Baby Changing Facilities
*Café
*Disabled Toilets [more]

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Dunfermline is Bowlplex's first centre to open in Scotland, and is a treat not to be missed out on!

The centre is fun-filled with all of Bowlplex's state of the art facilities that are loved by the whole family. The 24 lanes are bursting with parties for children, teenagers and group bookings that are also entertained in the modern Stadium Sports Bar and Grill.

If you fancy shooting some pool then the American Pool Pit is not to be ignored, and the kids will be... [more]

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With its close proximity to St Andrews, Cupar Garden Centre is an ideal starting point for visitors exploring the Kingdom of Fife and Scotland's sunny east coast and its many tourist attractions.

At Cupar Garden Centre you will find a huge range of quality gardening and leisure products to suit all your gardening requirements with expert staff available to pass on their knowledge and advice. Whatever your requirements we feel sure one of our many excellent display features will... [more]

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Spectacularly situated on the harbour front in Anstruther, in the heart of the Fife fishing community, the Scottish Fisheries Museum tells the story of fishing in Scotland and its people from earliest times to the present.

Since it was opened in 1969 the Museum has grown in size and in the range of its galleries. The Museum occupies 27,000sq ft including two “A� listed buildings – a Merchant house (1724) and an Abbot's lodging (16th C), both with fishing associations. In... [more]