Did you know?
- Billionaire industrialist Andrew Carnegie was born in Dunfermline (Fife).
- Once called 'Fib', the Ancient Kingdom of Fife was one of seven great Pictish kingdoms.
- In 1968, Glenrothes was the first place in the UK to hire a town artist to contribute to its architecture and landscaping.
- Fife is the home of golf, with nearly 50 golf courses to choose from, including the famous Old Course at St Andrews.
- The region is home to military base, Leuchars Station, which is the oldest continually operating military air base in the world.
- There is a secret tunnel 500 metres under the River Forth, which was designed to transport coal between Fife and the South side of the Forth.
Food & drink
You'll find that St Andrews and the wider region of Fife have a diverse mix of restaurants and eateries so it's almost impossible to have a forgettable meal here.
From scrumptious brunches at cafés and fish and chips at picturesque seaside diners, to sumptuous afternoon tea at historic properties and world-class experiences.
Experiences
St Andrews & Fife have no shortage of unique experiences on offer for delegates to enjoy. The region is filled with historic wonders, charming coastal villages and photogenic beauty spots. Discover Fife in a unique way that will leave guests with lasting memories.
Landyachting on St Andrews beach
A boat tour around The Forth Bridge, an UNESCO World Heritage Site
Venues
St Andrews & Fife has an abundance of unique venues for receptions, gatherings, conferences, dinners, product launches and exclusive experiences, choosing the right venue makes all the difference in staging successful world-class events.
Green highlights
Fife coast has some of the most pristine beaches on the east coast of Scotland and a rich landscape full of biodiversity. Home to the renowned University of St Andrews, new and innovative ways of tackling the climate emergency are being developed by academics and experts which are being adopted by organisations and businesses across the region.