St Andrews

　　St Andrews is a large town located on the east coast of Fife in Scotland, UK. It is one of the most historically significant towns in Scotland and served as the religious capital of the Kingdom of Scotland during the Middle Ages. It is not only widely known as the home of golf but also home to the prestigious University of St Andrews.

　　St Andrews is the most worthwhile town to visit in Fife, featuring numerous historic buildings such as the majestic St Andrews Castle by the coast, the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral — considered the greatest medieval building in Scotland, the 600-year-old Old Course of St Andrews, the listed West Port building, and the nearby Holy Trinity Church. The town also houses six museums and art galleries, including the British Golf Museum which showcases a rich collection of golf history and equipment. In addition, the St Andrews Aquarium, St Andrews Botanic Garden, and the parks are equally not to be missed.

　　St Andrews Reason to visit: Home to the University of St Andrews Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: United Kingdom [Britain] Province/State: Fife [Fife] City: St Andrews [St Andrews]