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St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum
A small independent museum, in a 17C house with a wealth of fascinating information and objects to do with the history of St Andrews and its people.
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Byre Theatre
“The Best Small Theatre in Scotland” 220 seat auditorium offers contemporary and classic drama, dance, concerts, opera, comedy, exhibitions, all year.
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St Andrews Botanic Gardens
One of the hidden gems of St Andrews, internationally acclaimed 18 acres of landscaped gdns with ponds, waterfalls, rock gardens, herbaceous borders
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St Andrews Cheese Company
East Fife's only cheese maker. Anster hand made cheese uses a traditional recipe and traditional methods with milk direct from the farm's own cows.
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Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Founded in 1754 as the Society of St Andrews Golfers. In 1834, King William IV was patron and the club became known as The Royal and Ancient Golf Club
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Drumoig Golf Course
18 hole championship style Par 72 golf course set on 250 acres of spectacular Fife countryside, views across St Andrews bay -10 mins from St Andrews.
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Deals on the Golf Course
Golf is known as a game where deals are made while playing the 'great game' - this is the story of the orginal golf deal in 1746 that beats all others
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Wemyss Pottery
The highly collectable Wemyss Pottery is made in Ceres, every item is individually made and hand painted on the premises using traditional technique
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St Andrews Museum
Houses the permanent St Andrews A - Z exhibition telling the story of the town as well as changing displays in the Kinburn Gallery on various topics.
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Cairnie Fruit Farm and Maze
Cairnie Farm has a Mega "Maize" Maze & Funyard, go-kart track, giant straw bale climbing fortress, sunken trampolines, flying fox, ride-on digger
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Scottish Fisheries Museum
The Scottish Fishing industry stretches from 7,000BC to modern times - explore and discover its fascinating story in 20 galleries, 19 historic boats.
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Hill of Tarvit Mansion House and Garden
Commissioned by a successful jute mill owner from Dundee in 1904. Its magnificent rooms are decorated with his extensive collections of furnishings.
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The Oldest Rules of Golf
The oldest rules of golf date back to 1744, the 13 articles in all, form the foundation of today's Rules of Golf - here is the story behind the rules.
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St Andrews Castle
Played an important part in Scotland’s History, original castle here in the 12th century - bottle dungeon and mine and countermine all visible today.
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St Rules Tower
33 metre high St Rule's Tower dates back to the 11th century, built to hold the relics of Scotland's Patron Saint, St Andrew, brought from Greece.
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Kellie Castle and Garden
A fine 14th century castle built in the shape of an E plan tower, magnificent plaster ceilings, painted panelling, fine furniture, old-fashioned roses
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The Royal Palace of Falkland
One of the finest Renaissance palaces in Scotland, the country residence and hunting lodge of eight Stuart monarchs, including Mary, Queen of Scots.
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Cambo Gardens
Victorian walled garden designed around burn, willow, waterfall and rose-clad bridges, rare interesting herbaceous perennials, you can feed the pigs!
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St Andrews Cathedral
St Andrews Cathedral was Scotland’s largest and most magnificent medieval church, from 12th century until 1561 when it was abandoned.
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Scotland's Secret Bunker
Scotland’s Secret Bunker is Scotland’s best kept secret ‘Had there been a Nuclear War, this is where Scotland would have been Governed from’.
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St Andrews Aquarium
A vast array of some of the world's most vivid creatures from black tip reef sharks, seals, octopus, catfish, deadly piranha and on land the Meerkats.
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Golf and St Andrews
St Andrews is associated with golf the world over, often referred to as 'The Home of Golf' - here we tell you some of the key facts behind this claim.
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24 Golf Courses around St Andrews
There are 24 golf courses within 20 miles of St Andrews, here is a brief summary and details on each including the worlds oldest course.
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St Andrews Univerity Museum
The 3rd oldest University in the English speaking world and Scotland’s oldest University, displays artifacts centuries old. Free admission.
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Fife Folk Museum
Museum celebrates the working and domestic lives of the people of rural Fife, exhibitions include tools, pottery paintings, agricultural implements
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British Golf Museum
The largest collection of golfing memorabilia in Europe, imaginative exhibitions, hands on activities, stunning multimedia displays 500 years of golf.
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