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St. Andrews Cathedral
St. Andrews
St. Andrews may be synonymous with golf, but there's more to this charming town than its famous links. Dramatically situated at the edge of a sandy bay, St. Andrews is the home of Scotland's most important university. With vast sandy beaches, golfing opportunities for pros and novices alike, evocative castle and cathedral ruins, a fun-loving student vibe, and a handy home base for a variety of worthwhile side trips, St. Andrews is an appealing place to take a vacation from your busy vacation.
At a Glance
▲ The Old Course First golf course on the planet, attracting golfers from around the globe.
▲ St. Andrews Cathedral Ruined church once housing the relics of St. Andrew, with a cloister, cemetery, humble exhibit, and climbable tower.
▲ St. Andrews Preservation Trust Museum and Garden Quaint 17th-century home, featuring replicas of an old-time grocery and pharmacy, plus a garden and old washhouse.
▲ The Himalayas Classy, fun minigolf course on challengingly hilly terrain.
R&A World Golf Museum Britain's best museum on the Scots' favorite sport.
St. Andrews Castle Empty shell of a castle on the sea, offering striking views, underground tunnels, and a small museum.
