Culross

E36479

conservation area settlement village

Culross is a historic coastal village in Fife, Scotland, known for its well-preserved 16th–17th century buildings and picturesque harbour.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	conservation area → settlement → village →
country	Scotland →
governedBy	Fife Council →
hasBuildingMaterial	harled masonry →
hasBuildingStyle	vernacular Scottish burgh architecture →
hasCulturalDesignation	National Trust for Scotland property (many buildings) →
hasFeature	cobbled village square → harbour on the Firth of Forth → steep, narrow wynds and closes → terraced gardens above the village →
hasHeritageStatus	preserved historic village →
hasLandmark	Culross Abbey → Culross Palace → Culross Pier → Culross Town House → Mercat Cross of Culross → Tanhouse Brae → The Study (historic house) → West Kirk of Culross →
hasReligiousSite	Culross Abbey → Culross West Kirk →
hasRoofType	red pantile roofs →
hasTransport	bus connections to nearby towns →
hasWalkingRoute	Fife Coastal Path passes nearby →
historicalActivity	coal mining → salt production →
historicalPeriodOfProsperity	16th century → 17th century →
historicCounty	Perthshire →
historicRegion	Fife →
knownFor	cobbled streets → picturesque harbour → traditional white-harled houses with red pantile roofs → well-preserved 16th-century buildings → well-preserved 17th-century buildings →
language	English → Scots →
locatedIn	Fife → Kingdom of Fife council area →
locatedNear	Dunfermline → Kincardine →
locatedOn	north shore of the Firth of Forth →
managedBy	National Trust for Scotland (many historic buildings) →
tourismType	film tourism → heritage tourism →
traditionalLanguage	Scottish Gaelic (historically limited use) →
usedAsFilmLocationFor	Outlander (TV series) → various period dramas →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kingdom of Fife council area →	containsSettlement
Fife Coastal Path →	passesThrough