WHEN King Charles III rolled into Dunfermline last autumn, to proclaim it Scotland’s newest city, it was the royal icing on a richly layered historic cake.. But standing in Dunfermline Abbey’s New ...

The Abbey Church in Dunfermline attracts more than 40,000 visitors a year, according the the Church of Scotland, and has attracted kings, queens and pilgrims from all over the world.

The play’s finale is a re-enactment of the 1818 ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone for the new Abbey Church, witnessed by an estimated 10,000 of Dunfermline’s citizens and ...

The 49 fragments were sent to the Abbey Church, part of 950-year-old Dunfermline Abbey, in a box marked for the attention of “Bob Brewse” in November 2020.

A box containing 49 fragments of glass was returned anonymously to Dunfermline Abbey in 2020. ... Earlier this year, the Abbey Church revealed it was facing £8 million upgrade costs.

The 950-year-old Abbey Church in Dunfermline, where the king is interred, is considered to be Scotland's equivalent to Westminster Abbey. 12 Feb 2025. Edinburgh, Fife & East. 28 Jan 2025.

This Sunday July 13, the Dunfermline Artisan Market is making its monthly appearance at St Catherine's Wynd from 11am-3pm. After the very successful Dunfermline Food Festival, many of the stalls will ...

A box containing 49 fragments of glass was returned anonymously to Dunfermline Abbey in 2020. ... Earlier this year, the Abbey Church revealed it was facing £8 million upgrade costs.

The box - containing 49 pieces of coloured glass - was delivered to 950-year-old Dunfermline Abbey in November 2020.