Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt

Tourism in Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt

Auchtermuchty with its pretty streets and wynds is one of the Howe's larger towns and has a good range of facilities for visitors to the area.

The community is within easy reach of many traditional tourist attractions: playing golf at St Andrews; sampling the East Neuk's fishing villages; historic Falkland; plus many of the less traditional visitor attractions listed on the tourism pages of this portal.

If its central location, colourful history, lively music scene and vibrant community aren't enough to lure you, then let the friendly hospitality of the good folk of Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt persuade you to stay. You won't regret it!

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What's New?

		Join new Cupar & the Howe Tourist Association Join the Fife Tourism Network today and have your say on if and how a local tourist association might help local businesses in Cupar and the Howe of Fife.
		Reach for the skies at Cairnie maze! The 6-acre maze at Cairnie (pictured left) opened for the summer on 12 July 10. Look closely and you should be able to make out the shape of a true British icon.
		Save £ whilst visiting the Howe in 2010! Visit Scotland and local tourism businesses have got together to deliver some fantastic offers on accommodation and attractions in the Howe this spring/summer. Check em out!

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Accommodation in Muchty & Dunshalt There's a range of options to suit all budgets: Greenmyre Lodges,;Pitcairlie House; Baincraig Lodge; Hot Tub Holidays; Forest Hills Hotel; Rathad Iseal B&B; Redwood Cottage and coming soon the Royal Hotel! > View all accommodation in the Howe

Visitor attractions in Muchty & Dunshalt The Auchtermuchty Festival has been bringing folk musicians, singers and music fans from around the Scotland to the town for nearly 30 years. If you like venison, then award winning Fletchers of Auchtermuchty is worth a visit. And don't miss the annual Open Studios event (usually the 1st week of May) when local artisans open their studios for all to see. > More local visitor attractions

Eating & drinking in Muchty & Dunshalt Looking for a light snack? Try Taste Cafe and Takeaway or The Tannochbrae Tearoom. The Cycle Tavern & the Forest Hills Hotel serve bar meals. Or for grocery items try David Sands, Burnside Stores, Valente (chip shop & take-away) or Dunshalt's Post Office. > More local drinking & dining options

Shops & services in Muchty & Dunshalt Local artists are plentiful: Alison Strachan; Jim Shears; Victoria Scrivener-Anderson; Lorraine Mae McKendrick; Jenni Gudgeon; Lucy Moose and Mark Alexander to name a few. The annual Open Studios event gives you an opportunity to view the work of many artists in one weekend! There is a Bank of Scotland cash point on Burnside, as well as a Health Centre and Police Station.

Buying local food in Muchty & Dunshalt? Learn more about local food and why, where and how to buy quality local produce. Self-catering? Order food on-line and have it delivered straight to your door!

Transport in Muchty & Dunshalt Public transport: Traveline's easy travelplanner; Ladybank Railway Station. Community transport: Dial-A-Ride. Taxi hire: Muchty Taxis. Car-sharing options: Tripshare. > More help getting around the Howe

Weather Check out Muchty's very own weather station to see what's happening today. Or check the weather forecast for tomorrow and the weeks ahead.

Other Dunshalt has no public toilets. Auchtermuchty has public toilets in the Low Road car park.