Liz’s guidebook
Outdoor activities
Activities include Axe Throwing, Archery, Fishing, Laser Clay Shooting and Rifle Shooting.
Kinross Activity Centre and Trout Fishery
Activities include Axe Throwing, Archery, Fishing, Laser Clay Shooting and Rifle Shooting.
A 13 mile trail around Loch Leven through very varied countryside. A must for walkers and cyclists.
Loch Leven Heritage Trail
Loch Leven Heritage TrailA 13 mile trail around Loch Leven through very varied countryside. A must for walkers and cyclists.
Circuito de carreras de Knockhill
Track days and Karting
Kinross boasts 2 18 hole golf courses, the Bruce and the Montgomery.
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Kinross Golf Courses
2 MuirsKinross boasts 2 18 hole golf courses, the Bruce and the Montgomery.
Food scene
Award winning cafe and restaurant, with wonderful delicatessen and gift shop.
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Loch Leven's Larder
Award winning cafe and restaurant, with wonderful delicatessen and gift shop.
Loch Leven Brewery
MuirsAward winning craft beers
Great food including freshly made pizza served all day. Extensive menu for lunches and evening meals.
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The Court House Coffee Bar & Restaurant
21-25 High StGreat food including freshly made pizza served all day. Extensive menu for lunches and evening meals.
Nature
A great day out for lovers of nature and the outdoors. Nature trails and a gift shop.
Vane Farm RSPB Nature Reserve
B9097A great day out for lovers of nature and the outdoors. Nature trails and a gift shop.
Scottish History
A ruined castle on Loch Leven built around 1300, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned in 1567
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Lochleven Castle
Pier RoadA ruined castle on Loch Leven built around 1300, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned in 1567
This was the country residence of the Royal Stuarts, adored by Mary Queen of Scots, and one of the finest examples of renaissance architecture in Scotland.
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Palacio y Jardín de Falkland
East PortThis was the country residence of the Royal Stuarts, adored by Mary Queen of Scots, and one of the finest examples of renaissance architecture in Scotland.