Northeast Scotland’s most refined residence, this splendid Baroque mansion was designed by William Adam in around 1735 for William Duff, who became first Earl of Fife. Sold in the early 20C, it became a military camp during the Second World War, an..

Nos 1 to 5 on the left form a pleasant group of 18C houses. The entrance to no 3 has a straight pediment and grotesques which form a contrast with the local inn and its covered way.

Another series of 2-storey, 18C houses stands on the west side at nos 47 to 41; a little further down, on the opposite side of the street is the fortified Abercrombie house, a pleasant rubble stone structure, dating from the mid-18C. At the far south..

Note the 18C house of the Carmelites, the only vestige of an old monastery, and the Town Hall , with an unusual bell tower. Facing this building is a rare Market Cross dating from before the Reformation, standing on a paved area. One side of the 1..