Other sights in FifeFife, Scotland

A working fishing harbour with a distinctive zig-zag pier and a quirky welly-boot garden on the slipway.

Sea-carved sandstone caves on the coast path between Crail and Anstruther, used for early Christian worship.

A tiny 16th-century harbour of lobster pots and pantiled cottages, one of the most painted scenes in Scotland.

A restored small harbour east of Kirkcaldy used as an Outlander filming location, below the Harbourmaster's House.

An adventurous scramble along cliffs west of Elie using fixed chains and footholds between Shell Bay and West Bay.

The classic vantage over the UNESCO-listed 1890 cantilever rail bridge and its two road-bridge neighbours from South Queensferry.

A wooded gorge walk on the Falkland Estate leading behind the Yad Falls waterfall.

A museum of Scotland's fishing heritage on Anstruther harbour, with historic boats afloat and ashore.

A tiny cave shrine in Pittenweem linked to a 7th-century missionary, from which the village takes its name.