Explore St. Andrews Castle just moments away. One of the town’s most iconic landmarks, this stunning historic structure was once the residence for the area’s most powerful bishops. Its ruins are now protected as a national historic site by Historic Environment Scotland.

See St. Andrews Cathedral right down the road. Originally constructed in the 1100s, the St. Andrews Cathedral functioned as the historic seat for the Archdiocese for St. Andrews for centuries. Its surviving ruins indicate that the building was the largest church in all of Scotland when it first opened.

Take a day to travel to Edinburgh Castle in nearby Edinburgh. Constructed in the 12th century, the castle has been both a military barracks and a royal residence for the Scottish kings of old. Today, the castle is one of Scotland’s most iconic symbols.