Freuchie

Tourism in Freuchie

Often overlooked for its royal neighbour Falkland, Freuchie is an appealing historic village, close to many of the Howe's visitor attractions without being over-run with tourists.

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 Freuchie 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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Map

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Accommodation in Freuchie

If youre looking for somewhere to stay in Freuchie, choose from:

Eighteenth century coaching inn, the Lomond Hills Hotel, which dominates the main street and provides 3-star hotel accommodation, a la carte dining, conference and leisure facilities (including a pool).
Comfortable bed & breakfast accommodation at Ochil Villa, where home baked bread and mostly organic food welcomes walkers and cyclists to the area.
Peaceful self-catering accommodation at Creg-Ny-Baa Cottage, suitable for short and long stays.
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Attractions in Freuchie Whilst Freuchie itself has no large tourist attractions it is has much history visible in its winding streets and is popular with golfers and those looking for a short break. It's only miles from Ladybank Golf Club and Falkland Golf Club both of which warmly welcome visitors and have golf professionals on hand to offer tuition and tips. Equestrian enthusiasts are encouraged to experience the great indoor and outdoor facilities at nearby Howe Country Centre, which offers riding holidays and tuition for all ages.
Freuchie is also an ideal base for hillwalking with the Lomond Hills Regional Park only a short walk away and providing an outstanding backdrop for hikes of varying difficulty. For those who prefer to cycle Freuchie is also a perfect overnight stop, being mid-way between many of Fife's 300 miles of interlinking cycleways.
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Eating & Drinking in Freuchie

You can eat and drink at the Lomond Hills Hotel, where an extensive menu offers options for everyone, or enjoy award winning ale at the Albert Tavern.
Take away food is available from Raj Tandoori at Bridgend Garage (who also do home delivery) whilst Tranquility Restaurant at the Bridgend Garden Centre is open 7 days for snacks and small meals. It's a popular place for plants, ceramic pots and gift shopping too.
If you have children to entertain don't miss Muddy Boots Farm shop & cafe in nearby Balmalcolm which has pottery painting, a huge jumping pillow, grass sledging, turf boarding and a quad train, it'll keep the kids well amused!
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Shopping in Freuchie

Freuchie Post Office & General Store on the High Street provides most local grocery and household needs including sandwiches and bakery items. Larger supermarkets can be found in Glenrothes - approx 6 miles away. Bridgend Garden Centre sells everything you need for your garden and nearby Muddy Boots Farm shop in Balmacolm ensures there's always plentiful local fruit and veg on offer.

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Transport in Freuchie

Public transport: Traveline's handy travelplanner; Ladybank Railway Station, National Rail Enquiries. Community transport: Go-Flexi Bus; Dial-A-Ride. Taxi hire: Freuchie Taxis. Car-sharing options: Tripshare.

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Weather

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