The
Howe of Fife
, north of Glenrothes, is a low-lying stretch of ground (or "howe") at the foot of the twin peaks of the heather-swathed
Lomond Hills
- West Lomond (1696ft) and East Lomond (1378ft). Nestling in the lower slopes of East Lomond, the narrow streets of
FALKLAND
are lined with fine and well-preserved seventeenth- and eighteenth-century buildings. The village grew up around
Falkland Palace
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The hotel is full of character with original oak beams, low ceilings and period features.For many years the Covenanter Hotel's Restaurant with visitors and locals alike has had a reputation for good food and has become synonymous with special occasions. The dishes are traditional British combination... [More]