Things To Do in
St Andrews
Walk through the old town and take in the sights of this ancient place. Or indulge in a spot of lunch—St Andrews is home to a host of independent restaurants and cafés serving a tantalising variety of cuisine — so you can take your pick. Or if it’s a quick swally you’re after, visit golf’s most famous pub, The Dunvegan. Maybe browsing among the fine selection of speciality shops is more your thing. Whatever you decide, there’s sure to be something to love.
The Old Course at St Andrews
The course that started it all. Experience 600 years of golf history with a round or a walk on the Old Course.
West Sands Beach
Popular for walking, running and swimming, West Sands Beach is also where the famous opening scene of “Chariots of Fire” was filmed.
Auchterlonies of St Andrews
One of the town’s oldest golf shops, Auchterlonies is your destination for world-class golf brands and hand-crafted clubs.
Haar
St Andrew’s award-winning fine-dining seafood restaurant, led by chef Dean Banks.
Dunvegan
The hotel’s Claret Jug Restaurant, named for the famous Open Championship trophy, is perfect for golf lovers.
Johnstons of Elgin
This heritage-driven mill has produced some of Scotland’s very finest cashmere for over two centuries. It doesn’t get much more luxurious.
St Andrews Links
The true Home of Golf, St Andrews Links includes six additional historic golf courses to play, beyond the Old Course.
The R&A World Golf Museum
Discover the full history of golf, from its origins on Scotland’s east coast to the game it is today, at the R&A Museum.
St Andrews Walking Tours
Discover St Andrews through a local’s eyes. From golf, to cathedrals, castles to universities – St Andrews has something for everyone!
Rogue
Visit Rogue for a classic cocktail bar experience and revel in the intimate and elegant atmosphere.
Sheila Fleet
Known around the world for her distinctive designs, Shelia Fleet is one of Scotland’s most notable jewellery makers.
The Kartel Watch Experience
Create your own bespoke timepiece with the Kartel watch-building experience.
Forgan’s
Enjoy some of Scotland’s finest produce and drinks while dining in a former golf club factory.
Blown Away
Explore exciting beach activities like land-yachting, kayaking, stand up paddling and other water sports.
I.J. Mellis Cheese
Discover high-quality farmhouse and artisan cheeses served with an old-fashioned sense of service and style.
Guided Walks of The Old Course
Join an expert guide on a tour of the world’s most famous golf course. Walk in the footsteps of icons of the game and experience a player’s eye view of the fabled links.
The Adamson
An award-winning Scottish restaurant and cocktail bar focusing on classic brasserie cooking with a contemporary twist.
Bouquiniste Book Shop
A charming local bookstore, specialising in second-hand and antiquarian volumes as well as postcards and children’s books.
St Andrews Heritage Museum
Delve into the story of St Andrews and its people from 1800 at the Heritage Museum, just a short walk from the Cathedral.
St Andrews Botanic Gardens
Get lost in 18 acres of nature at St Andrews Botanic Gardens and see Fife’s most dynamic habitats as well as plants from around the world.
Byre Theatre
St Andrews’ cultural hub, with performances, screenings, exhibitions and events.
St Andrews Cathedral
Scotland’s largest and most magnificent medieval church, this impressive ruin stands tall in St Andrews and is visible from the sea.
Teasses Estate
Just 20 minutes from St Andrews, this secluded estate offers first-class sporting activities included driven game days, fly fishing and deer stalking.
The Peat Inn
One of Scotland’s most enchanting restaurants, this Michelin-starred dining experience is led by chef Geoffrey Smeddle.
Kingsbarns Distillery
Immerse yourself in the story of Kingsbarns Whisky with a distillery tour and tasting at their 18th century converted farm steading.
Kingsbarns Golf Links
Tick this one off your bucket list, with a prestigious history going back more than 200 years.
Crail Golf Club
Founded in 1786, this golfing society dates back to the origins of the game. Explore the club’s two famous courses: Balcomie and Craighead.
Dumbarnie Links
One of Fife’s younger golf courses, Dumbarnie boasts breathtaking views of the Firth of Forth.
