The town ranks ninth in the UK for its rich culture, eight indie shops, 62 music events, and strong landmark ratings despite ...

That’s because St. Andrews ... St. Andrews Castle. A key landmark during the 16th century’s Protestant Reformation, the structure used to serve as the luxurious residence of Scotland ...

In medieval times, the bones of St Andrew, patron saint of Scotland’s Pictish people ... was commissioned and the town — now known as St Andrews — became the country’s ecclesiastical ...

Visitors travelling to St. Andrews to play golf are worth the equivalent of hosting three Open Championships in Scotland ...

This four-day itinerary guides visitors through the region’s charming fishing villages, to iconic landmarks and ... Explore the remains of St Andrews Cathedral, Scotland’s most significant ...

It is quintessentially St Andrews ... of St Andrews, which The Rusacks has its own rightful place in. Before heading for home, a meander around the town, past the old landmarks and the local ...

St Andrews was dubbed the third-best seaside town in the UK and was praised for being a "wonderfully scenic" destination. Discussing the location in Scotland, Which? said: "In third place was St ...

As Scotland's oldest university, St Andrews is steeped in tradition. Its reputation as home to the Scottish Reformation leader John Knox has won it enduring popularity with west coast Presbyterians.