Alice's Fairy Garden, West Wemyss

You'll find this quirky corner of West Wemyss tucked away from the main drag, a small garden space dedicated to Lewis Carroll's most famous creation. It's not vast - don't expect to lose hours here - but it's the kind of local oddity that makes a road trip through Fife worth taking.

The garden itself is modest. There's a fairy-tale feel to it, with touches that reference Alice in Wonderland scattered about. It's the sort of place that appeals most to families with young children who've just discovered the books, or adults after a quick nostalgic stop. Walkers between Glenrothes and the coast might swing by, though it's no substitute for a proper woodland trek.

What makes it work is its sheer unexpectedness. You're not dealing with a sprawling heritage attraction here - this is more of a local passion project, which means it has character in spades. Allow twenty minutes to half an hour, and bring a camera if you like photographing oddball roadside attractions.

If you're staying at Kingdom Caravan Park or Balbirnie Park - both well-regarded spots for Fife holidays - this is an easy afternoon diversion. The coastal walks and proper parks nearby offer substance, but this garden provides the personality. Worth the detour if you're in the area anyway, though it's not the reason to plan a trip to Fife.