4 National Trust places to visit in Fife, including 2 houses & gardens, 1 castle, 1 historic site. Tick them off your checklist as you go, or see them on the National Trust map.
Renaissance hunting palace of the Stuart kings in a Fife village, with Britain's oldest real tennis court and a celebrated garden.
Lorimer's Edwardian house for a jute magnate, with his art collection, below-stairs rooms, terraced gardens and a hickory golf course.
14th-century tower house in the East Neuk restored by the Lorimers, with painted rooms, a sculptor's studio and an Arts and Crafts walled garden.
Scotland's most complete 17th-century burgh, with the ochre Culross Palace, its painted rooms and period garden, and cobbled streets seen in Outlander.