The history of St Andrews is staggering its importance religiously and educationally impacted not only on Scotland’s development it has had global implications. St. Andrews University, the outstanding medieval Castle and the breathtaking Cathedral make St Andrews such a must place to visit, catch the historic sites and soak in its unique atmosphere.

The museums, chapels, the rocky Kinkell Braes, St. Andrews Botanic Garden and the Fife Coastal Path (an exhilarating route for walkers and birdwatchers), just to name a few of remarkable sites that are so very easy to visit if you have an afternoon, evening or just a few minutes. For clay pigeon shooting and archery, enthusiasts should visit Cluny Clays near Kirkcaldy which is Fife’s largest outdoor activity venue.