Tay Street in Fife

Tay Street in Fife is an asphalted, lit secondary road. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Newport Road and crosses Grenada Brae, Bank Street, James Street, Robert Street, William Street and Cupar Road and ends at High Street. This road is part of the bicycle routes NCN National Route 777 and Kingdom Cycle Route and the hiking trail "Fife Coastal Path". In the vicinity, you can find among other things 2 tourist information offices, a café and an artwork. The nearest stop is Bank Street. The bus lines 77 and 92 serve this stop. Tay Street also exists in Perth and Kinross, North Lanarkshire, Falkirk, City of Edinburgh and Angus.

Road Type
secondary road
Speed Limit
40 mph
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

  • Beautiful Railway Bridge Of The Silv'ry Tay.
  • Newport and Wormit Nature Trail.

Cafés

  • Tay Road Bridge Kiosk.

Bus stops

  • Bank Street.
  • bus lines 77, 92

Artwork

  • Distant Perspectives Perspective Distances (artist: Shaeron Averbuch).

Amenities nearby

Busy Bees
850 m

Abandoned railways nearby

Newport Railway
250 m

Artwork nearby

Distant Perspectives Perspective Distances
150 m

Commons nearby

The Braes
800 m

Dental practices nearby

Dental Plus
750 m

Farmyards nearby

Northfield Farm
250 m

Forests nearby

Laverock law wood
1000 m

Places of worship nearby

St Fillan's RC Church
850 m

Playgrounds nearby

Gowrie Hill playpark
600 m

Razed railways nearby

Newport-on-Tay East Station
750 m

Social facilities nearby

Craighead Care Home
550 m

Woodlands nearby

Gowrie Hill Wood
550 m
Windmill Strip
1,1 km