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Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum parking, nearest station and routes

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Getting to Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum

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Parking Options

Closest Car Park
Kingsgate Shopping Centre - Dunfermline (APCOA)
12 mins walk (801 m)~£5.50

Other on-street, local or venue-specific parking may also be available closer to the entrance.

Nearest Rail Station

Primary Station
Dunfermline City Station (DFE)Direct Walking Route
Pedestrian Walk:12 mins(875 m)
Nearby Alternative Stations
  • Rosyth Station (ROS)
    Taxi: 6 mins (3.8 km)(~£10.50)
  • Dunfermline Queen Margaret Station (DFL)
    Taxi: 7 mins (4 km)(~£11.00)
  • Inverkeithing Station (INK)
    Taxi: 9 mins (6.8 km)(~£16.00)

Park & Ride Options

Halbeath
Bus:X27
28 mins
Alight: Bus Station
Walk: 10 mins (653 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Ingliston

Best for arrivals via M9, A8 & Airport corridor

Bus:747
58 mins
Alight: Park & Ride
Walk: 3 mins (158 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Visitor Essentials

Location

Address
Moodie Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7PL

Planning your visit

Entry
Free entry

Accessibility

Wheelchair access
Available

Last-Mile Approach & Walking Map

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