Park

Pittencrieff Park

Large town-centre park beside Dunfermline Abbey, gifted to the town by Andrew Carnegie, with a wooded glen, formal gardens and refurbished glasshouses. It has three children's play areas and an Art Deco pavilion with a café extension.

📍 Dunfermline, Scotland

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Visitor information

Ages: 0–16+
Typical visit: Half day
Address: Dunfermline, Fife
Opening times: Hours change through the year — check the official website for current hours.
Website: www.fife.gov.uk/community-life/parks-allotments-core-paths/pittencrieff-park

⚠️ Opening times, prices and seasonal closures change often. Always confirm on the official website before you set off.Details last checked 7 Oct 2026.

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What's on near Pittencrieff Park

Everything we list here and within half a mile, in one place.

Coming up

The Further Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan: The Return of Captain HookTue 8 Dec – Tue 29 Dec

Also here

Andrew Carnegie Birthplace MuseumMuseum Carnegie Leisure CentreSoft Play Dunfermline Abbey and PalaceHistoric House Pittencrieff House MuseumMuseum Play Planet DunfermlineSoft Play Snappy Play - Carnegie Leisure CentreSoft Play

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