Dunfermline
Country: Scotland (UK)
Region: Europe
Period: 11th-15th c.CE
Location: 56.07192°N, -3.4393°E
Description
Dunfermline, located in Fife, Scotland, is a historic town with a rich cultural and industrial heritage. Once the capital of Scotland during the Middle Ages, it sits on the River Forth and is surrounded by scenic landscapes. Dunfermline is well known for its impressive Dunfermline Abbey, the burial site of several Scottish kings and queens, including King Robert the Bruce.
Modern Remains
Modern remains in Dunfermline include Dunfermline Abbey and the palace ruins, which reflect the town’s royal past. The Abbot House Museum offers insights into the town’s development and history, while the Carnegie Library and birthplace of Andrew Carnegie highlight the town’s connection to the philanthropist. Dunfermline also preserves georgian architecture and remains a key cultural hub in Fife.