What to see in St Andrews, Scotland—beyond the golf course Put on the map by a patron saint and home to Scotland’s oldest university, this historic Fife coastal town is at its best off-season.

Bobby Jones once said: “I could take out of my life everything except my experience at St Andrews and I would still have a very rich and full life.” Admittedly, Jones was rather good at the ...

A Scotch invention, the game of golf goes back 600 years, with its origins in St. Andrews, a historic town on the east coast of Scotland.

2. Visit St Andrews Cathedral St Andrews Cathedral, or Inverness Cathedral as it is sometimes known, sits close to the River Ness. It was the first new Protestant cathedral to be completed in the ...

St. Andrews is known as the Home of Golf, but there's plenty more to do in this centuries-old town. Here's everything you can do for £100.

St Andrews is home to The New Picture House, an independent cinema which was first opened in 1930. As well as playing new Holywood films, the four-screen cinema also has special events and classic ...

Mike Jankowski and 12 of his friends went to St. Andrews, Scotland, for a week in June. They do a golf trip every year, but this was their first time overseas.

ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 19: A detail of a tee marker with the clubhouse on the first hole during a practice round prior to the AIG Women's Open at St Andrews Old Course on August 19, 2024 in ...

The Dunvegan Hotel St Andrews doesn’t have just the one pub worth drinking in. For golfers, the Dunvegan (pictured at top of page), 100 yards away from the 18th green, has been a haven for players who ...