Worlds smallest lighthouse is awesome! Stop by for a view. You can make your way to the top, sign…read moreguest book. Only a 10min walk from the train station.

This is a pretty standard "birthplace" museum and to be honest not that interesting. However - I…read morehad no idea who Carnegie was, and after this trip (along with the free, enthusiastic mini tour guide) I now have much more knowledge... Great place if you're a Carnegie fan but not that great for everyone else.

Amazing to still be able to go into this great mans house. A museum is attached to it with many…read moreartefacts related to his life, very fascinating. Many people would have heard of Carnegie Hall in New York and may not know who it is named after. He did so much for Dunfermline, and the world. He gave away most of his money as he said; 'to die rich is to die disgraced.' Just a short walk away is Pittencrieff Park which at the time he purchased it, was privately owned and only opened at certain times of the year. He made it a public park, available to all. Wonderful man, wish someone would make a movie of his life.

I visited the House of the Binns 18/9/19;with a group of people from RNIB Scotland. I found it…read morevery fascinating to knew about the House of the Bins and the family that have stayed there. It was nice to learn more and to learn something new about it

Nice place for a short walk. Will be honest, haven't been inside the Palace but landscape is…read morebeautiful enough. Short woodland path leads us on the top of small local hill, where you are finding small observation tower. Despite the fact that tower's door are locked, we can not enter to inside, it's worth to go, place is peaceful and quiet and view is amazing.

Every parent I have ever met asked if I went here so eventually had to visit . It is the most…read moredelightful place to take children . The staff are friendly, helpful and place is always very clean. The play areas are spllit up and my toddler loves going from ball pool section to the toddler part with slide. The cafe here serves fresh food and has a exactly what good parents want- fresh food for children. My daughter loves the platter where you choose 5 different things like grapes/raisins/ sandwiches/ cheese chunks etc and they put it on a round plate for the children . Its a novel idea which is great as children pick at food when playing so its perfect. ;) The people in this place have thought in depth about what parents want when they take children out. Also they do a play card when you go 9 times and the tenth play is free. Very friendly and pleased we eventually tried this place.

First (and it will be our last) visit to the Play Planet this week. It was awful. The empty tables…read morein the cafe were dirty and sticky; there were lots of tables which hadn't been cleaned and were piled high with dirty plates for most of the time that we were in there. The play equipment was filthy and in some areas was burst with the foam coming through. Staff weren't very vigilant in regards to asking kids to take shoes off or keep socks on, which is obvious for hygiene reasons. The toilets were an adventure in themselves. There was toilet tissue everywhere all over the floor, on the surfaces near the sink etc. The baby change mat was filthy, and I didn't use it, leaving instead to go to the car to change. There was no hot water to wash hands with either, despite running the tap for a wee while. Don't know what the quality of the food was, as given the poor state of the other features, I wasn't really willing to risk it. Staff members seemed more interested in standing about chatting and turning a blind eye to the state of the toilets and the dirty tables. I think it's rather obvious that they receive complaints on a regular basis given the fact that the managers contact information is posted on nearly every available surface. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't expect a soft play centre to be somewhere that you could eat your dinner off of the floor, but I do expect that basic hygiene standards are met. We certainly won't be back, and will visit another soft play centre in future.

As theatre halls go this one is quite small but that adds to the charm. They show films as well as…read moreputting on productions, concerts, pantomines. Car park next door and restaurant/cafe in premises

I like the Carnegie Hall; it's location and it's size, but I feel it should be more popular than it…read moreis. It seems to rely on a diet of 60s reunion shows, pantomimes and tribute acts. It has hosted some gems but I only recall one instance of it being full. The marketing could be better.