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Lying as it does in the north eastern quadrant of Fife, Cupar is convenient for residents of the town and surrounding area. But it's also easy to reach from other parts of Scotland. A mainline railway station and good bus links make Cupar an easy day out for those using public transport.

If you prefer to bring your car, then rest easy. The roads from Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee and beyond are fast and uncongested. Even better; longer term parking is free, but still within a couple of minutes' walk of the main shopping area!

By Rail

Cupar is on the East Coast Main Line, and has direct services from Aberdeen, Dundee, Kirkcaldy, and Edinburgh.

In addition, main Anglo-Scottish services call at the town's station. Visitors from Perth, Stirling, Dunfermline & Glasgow need only one change.

Cupar railway station is just one street away from the centre of town.

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By Bus

Cupar is well served by a comprehensive set of services by the Stagecoach Group.

Direct services are available from Dundee, Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy, Stirling and Perth. Visitors arriving from the west may have to change at Glenrothes, taking the X59 (Edinburgh - St Andrews).

Most services stop in or very near Cupar town centre.

For times and other information, call Traveline on 0870 6082 608 or visit their web site

By Road

An excellent network of roads will bring you quickly and easily to Cupar. From the north-east, dual-carriageway runs as far as Dundee, while from the south, the Fife Distributor Road brings you to within 8 miles of the town.

If you prefer to bring your car, then rest easy. The roads from Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee and beyond are fast and uncongested. If you prefer a more leisurely day out, follow the North Fife Tourist Trail that runs from Kinross to St Andrews and passes through Cupar.