This is about my life in Zurich, all the places I visit, what I get up to with my son and anything I think is good to blog about.
Monday, 13 May 2013
Falkland Village
My last day in Scotland we went to Falkland for a walk and a look around the lovely village. First we did our walk which I will post about later on, then we stopped for some refreshments in a nice coffee shop. I had the sticky toffee pudding with cream, having had a fair share of scones over the last week, it was time to taste something different and it was delicious!
The village was really lovely, but the main attraction of the place is Falkland Palace, as it was late we could only see the outside and some of the gardens. The palace was built by two kings James IV and James V replacing the old castle from before, during 1501 and 1541. It was a favorite retreat of the Stuart Kings and Queens, including Mary Queen of Scots.
I have visited the Palace but a long time ago, afterwards we continued walking around and saw an interesting shop. If you have old violins, fiddles and cellos this is place to go to sell it or buy one, maybe they deal in other instruments too.
Labels:
Falkland,
Fife,
Palaces,
Scotland,
Things to do with Children
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Nice set of photos. Too bad though you weren't able to see the inside of the castle. Try it again sometime, you'd like it.
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