Kellie Castle is a fine example of the domestic architecture of Lowland Scotland. The oldest part is believed to date from 1360, but the building in its present form is mainly 16th and early 17th century. Sympathetically restored by the...

This excellent museum is part of the world famous University of Saint Andrews and contains a massive collection related to the study of natural sciences. It is far more than just a collection of old documents and artefacts, it...

Originally part of a dairy farm in 1933, the Byre Theatre was founded by Alexander Paterson, a playwright and journalist. Located near the centre of town, the Byre is now a modern theatre in St Andrews, and aims to be...

Crail Museum is the definitive source to go to if you are interested in finding more out about the history of the people of this area and the rich social and political heritage that has surrounded them. The well...

The Crawford Arts Centre was founded by the University of St Andrews in 1977. It is now an independent charitable company providing artistic exhibitions, including sculptures, paintings from the regions artists, photography and architecture. Featuring an artist’s studio where members...

St. Andrews Preservation Trust Museum is a small independent museum situated in a beautiful 17th Century house in the Fisher Quarter at the heart of the old town in St. Andrews. The museum contains a wealth of fascinating objects...

For over forty years this bunker remained one of the best kept secrets in Scotland. Hidden away deep beneath a set of traditional farmhouses, the bunker is entered through a tunnel. The area is made up of twenty...

Situated in Anstruther, at the heart of the East Neuk fishing villages of St. Monans, Pittenweem, Cellardyke and Crail, the centre of local crab and lobster fishing, the museum tells and researches the story of the Scottish fishing industry and...

The Scottish Seabird Centre is an award winning wildlife visitor centre and one of Scotland’s five star attractions. Set on a dramatic promontory at North Berwick, the centre allows visitors to explore the fascinating world of seabirds, including puffins, via...

These are remains of Scotland\'s largest cathedral, established in 1160. The Cathedral was consecrated in the presence of Robert the Bruce in 1318 and was a place of pilgrimage during the Medieval Ages. Visitors will enjoy the dramatic setting of...

Originally a hospital for pilgrims to St. Andrews, St Leonards Chapel belonged to the college of the same name up until 1743. Distinctive today by its blue tiled roof and outside lit walls, the chapel is an extremely interesting piece...