St Bridget's Kirk
Opening times and prices
St Bridget's Kirk is open daily and free to visit. The Inglis Aisle is open at weekends.
How to get here
St Bridget's is on the shores of the Forth, 2 miles south west of Aberdour off the A921. On the Fife coastal path east of Dalgety Bay.
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Address
Near Aberdour
Fife
National Grid reference:
NT 169 838
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