 | Dunfermline Hotels:Dunfermline is situated in Fife, Scotland. Historically, the town served as the capital of Scotland and was also the birthplace of Andrew Carnegie, who was at one time considered to be the richest man in the world. There are many interesting sights to see in town, including Dunfermline Abbey, which is where Robert The Bruce is buried. The abbey was constructed in the 11th century. Today it is primarily ruins, although it does offer good views. Other sights include Pittencrieff Park, also known as The Glen, widely considered to be one of the most beautiful parks in the country. Book Dunfermline hotels, Dunfermline Bed and Breakfasts or other Dunfermline accommodation below. |
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Auld Mill House Hotel Bar and Restaurant
Halbeath Road (opposite Arnold Clark), Dunfermline, KY11 4LF Show on map | |||||||||
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Dunfermline is located Fife, Scotland. Up until 1970 Dunfermline was classed as a city. The town was situated on high ground about five miles north of the shores of the Firth of Forth. The town is situated on a major road network and it is also on a major rail network to Edinburgh and the south as well. Dunfermline was once classed as the Capital of Scotland and it was once the ancient seat of Scotland's Royal Court. The town is the location for the burial places of a lot of the countries monarchs including Saint Margaret and also Robert the first.
The town of Dunfermline has a population of about forty five thousand four hundred and thirty two. Most of the population is aged between thirty and forty-four but this is just an average and does vary. Most of the population within Dunfermline are local to the area however a proportion of the community hail from the Republic of Ireland, European Countries and various other parts of the world.
Dunfermline is a popular location for shopping and it is also well known for its records amongst some of the highest football levels in Fife. The main shopping area within Dunfermline is a pedestrianised area and this area is also home to the shopping mall. The heart of Dunfermline is a conservation area housing a mix of historic architecture and buildings.