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Dunfermline line is a quiet and clean city, people appears friendly and helpful when needed. Very good number of shops and restaurants are available. The transportation system is also good but descriptions on bus stops not well marked out like we have in London and the frequency of buses are a bit far apart. Next time when travelling I'll travel by train not bus, as buses journey is too long.

I love Dunfermline as I was brought up there and stayed there for many years. The hotel was great, comfortable room with beautiful shower and facilities however as the property is on the main High Street I found it rather noisy late at night however on speaking to staff they did say that if I stay there again to ask for a specific room which is located at the back. The food was cheap and plentiful, the beer was cheap and overall a very comfortable stay.

Dunfermline is the ancient capital of Scotland, burial place of seven Scottish Kings including King Robert The Bruce . King Charles 1 was born in the Palace now a ruin which lies partly in the grounds of Pittencrieff Park an estate bought by Andrew Carnegie and gifted to the townspeople. Carnegie’s Birthplace and museum are well worth a visit. The library and museum nearby have blended old and new architecture to maximum use. Entertainment venues include Carnegie Hall and the Alhambra Theatre. Dunfermline has good public transport Links to Edinburgh Perth and Glasgow. There are many restaurants in the city serving food from around the world.

Dunfermiline is a great place to visit. Pittencrieff Park is lovely, The Abbey and palace are worth a look, as is the Carnegie Library and galleries. Picturesque town hall and clock tower. Many eating places and pubs.

Dunfermline Is one of my family ancestral homes, so a very special to me with ancestors buried in the Abbey graveyard. But even without that, the Abbey is a historical treasure and has recently been given special attention by Historic Scotland, with new lighting in the ancient abbey nave and new areas opened up to the public including a stone exhibition and storyboards. It is well worth a morning or afternoon visit and time with the knowledgeable volunteer guides who can show you where the royal tombs are.

dunfermline is great but not this family or make shift loft very threatening and intimidating a child half dressed let us into the property if you read the reviews from other people i would say stay well clear of this place they have sent me threats nothing in pictures are there or available i’m shocked booking.com has been associated to this place