Kirkcaldy: Attractions and more...
Kirkcaldy Art
Gallery and Museum
The Kirkcaldy Art
Gallery and Museum comprises of exhibits of some painters from Scotland. There
are also some riveting exhibits that portray the history of linoleum
production. This museum is open from Monday to Saturday 10:30 to 17:00 and on
Sunday from 14:00 to 17:00. Entry and parking are not chargeable. There are complete
facilities for people with disabilities. There is a restaurant and gift shop in
the premises. A typical visit to this place consumes one hour.
Sailors Walk
Sailors Walk is a
collection of houses of merchants that were constructed in the 17th
century. In 1950, these houses were restored by the National Trust for
Scotland.
Ravenscraig
Castle
The Ravenscraig
Castle dates back to the mid-15th century. James II constructed two
large round towers here. At present, the impressive ruins of this castle can be
seen on a rocky surface close to Dysart Road. One spends about half an hour to
visit this castle.
Important Houses
The landmarks in
Kirkcaldy are three main former big houses called as Dunnikier House, Raith
House and Path House. Another crucial house is Hunter House which was
constructed in 1786 by George Heggie and probably the design was made by Robert
Adam.
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