Best Attractions near Seamark

Kinross’s artisan coffee roastery and café blending ethical sourcing, expert roasting, and a vibrant community atmosphere on High Street.

Authentic Mediterranean takeaway in Kinross offering thin, tasty pizzas with fresh ingredients and friendly service on High Street.

Kinross’s trusted butcher shop offering premium meats, friendly service, and a welcoming local atmosphere on High Street.

Discover the historic Tudor Gothic Kinross Parish Church, a serene spiritual landmark set atop Kinross’s highest point.

Championship parkland golf in Scotland's scenic heartlands, just 30 minutes from Edinburgh.

Experience legendary live music up close in Kinross’s intimate and iconic venue where grassroots artists and music legends unite.

Experience intimate live music in Kinross at Backstage at The Green, where legendary artists and grassroots talent unite in a cosy, character-filled venue.

A family-run farm and food destination offering fresh local produce, scenic loch views, and artisanal dining near Kinross.

A charming 19th-century Scottish Episcopal church in Kinross, known for its welcoming community and historic bell tower.

Discover Scotland’s premier lavender farm where hand-grown fields and artisanal distillation create exquisite essential oils and perfumes.

Discover the ancient mystery and serene beauty of the Orwell Standing Stones, iconic prehistoric sentinels near Kinross, Scotland.

Discover Scotland’s premier wetland sanctuary with vibrant wildlife, historic intrigue, and a scenic 13-mile trail around Loch Leven.

Experience thrilling outdoor adventures and serene countryside at Kinross Activity Centre, your gateway to nature and fun in Perth and Kinross.

Walk in the footsteps of medieval pilgrims along the historic and scenic Fife Pilgrim Way at Kinglassie.

Explore the evocative ruins of Burleigh Castle, a 500-year-old Jacobean tower house steeped in Scottish history and legend near Milnathort.

Explore the skies and beyond at Scotland’s pioneering flight and space science centre in the heart of Kinross.

Discover the enigmatic 9th-century Pictish Dogton Stone, a rare free-standing cross carved with ancient Christian symbols in Lochgelly.

Historic 18th-century parish church in Milnathort blending heritage architecture with serene Scottish countryside charm.

Discover Scotland’s rich transport heritage through over 100 vintage buses and vehicles on a vast, scenic site near Dunfermline.

A versatile retail destination in Kirkcaldy offering diverse shopping, dining, and essential services with convenient access and extended hours.

A bustling, modern shopping hub in Dunfermline offering over 70 stores and diverse dining options in a convenient city centre location.

A tranquil garden in Dunfermline dedicated to honoring the memory of infants, offering solace and a place for quiet reflection.

The bustling heart of Glenrothes, Kingdom Shopping Centre offers over 100 shops, eateries, and cultural venues all on one accessible level.

Explore Dunfermline Abbey and Palace, a majestic medieval site where Scotland’s kings rest and history lives on in stunning architecture and royal tales.

Explore the humble beginnings and global legacy of industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in his original Dunfermline birthplace and adjoining memorial hall.

A historic 76-acre urban oasis in Dunfermline, blending natural beauty, royal heritage, and Andrew Carnegie’s philanthropic vision.

Explore one of Scotland’s oldest castles with stunning terraced gardens, historic architecture, and panoramic views over the Firth of Forth.

Explore the tranquil beauty of Wemyss Field Sculpture in Kirkcaldy, where art and nature harmoniously intertwine for a memorable experience.

A lively, welcoming karaoke bar in Kirkcaldy offering great drinks, fun nights, and a strong community vibe at affordable prices.

Explore the enchanting Renaissance palace and gardens once cherished by Mary, Queen of Scots, nestled in the heart of historic Falkland.

Discover the regal charm of Falkland Palace, a Renaissance jewel set amidst tranquil gardens and the scenic Lomond Hills near Cupar, Scotland.

Explore Balvaird Castle, a serene and remarkably intact 15th-century Scottish tower house nestled in the scenic Ochil Hills, rich with noble history.

Explore Ravenscraig Castle, Scotland’s pioneering artillery fortress with towering walls and rich royal history on the Firth of Forth coast.

A quiet Fife harbour with centuries of coal, salt and seafaring history, framed by white cottages and a 19th-century harbourmaster’s house.

Inchcolm Abbey: A serene escape into Scotland's rich history and breathtaking coastal beauty, perfect for tourists seeking tranquility and exploration.

Historic Limekilns village on Fife’s Firth of Forth coast blends medieval port heritage with tranquil seaside charm.

Explore Scotland’s national aquarium beneath the Forth Rail Bridge with immersive underwater tunnels and one of Europe’s largest shark collections.

Discover the world’s smallest working lighthouse and Scotland’s tiniest museum with stunning views of the iconic Forth Bridges.

Discover the breathtaking Forth Bridge, an engineering marvel and a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering stunning views and rich Scottish history.

Explore Backhouse Rossie Estate, a historic Fife garden blending horticultural heritage, art, and nature with enchanting walks and a welcoming café.

Discover the historic Abernethy Round Tower, an iconic symbol of Scotland's medieval heritage, offering stunning views and a glimpse into the past.

Discover Abernethy’s ancient heritage through captivating exhibits in this charming seasonal museum nestled in historic Perthshire.

A charming historic harbour with breathtaking views of the iconic Forth Bridges and vibrant maritime culture.

Sail beneath Scotland’s iconic Forth Bridges on a scenic 90-minute cruise to historic Inchcolm Island, spotting seals and seabirds along the way.