Fife: See
Culross is a gem, a well-restored 16th- to 17th-century village.
Dunfermline has a ruined abbey and the birthplace of Andrew Carnegie.
The Forth Bridges can be viewed from east or west, but to walk across start from North Queensferry.
Kirkcaldy is industrial but has a good museum and art gallery.
Falkland Palace was beloved by the young Mary Queen of Scots.
The East Neuk are a string of picturesque fishing villages.
The Secret Bunker was a control bunker for a nuclear war.
St Andrews is a pleasant historic university town.
Scotland's Gardens opens up private gardens once a year in summer, with all proceeds going to charity. There are about 25 participating gardens in Fife, dates staggered so there's one open most weekends.