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St Andrews :: The birthplace of Golf
St Andrews is located in the Kingdom of Fife on Scotland's East coast. Just South of Dundee and North of Edinburgh, St Andrews offers the visitor so much more than golf.
For lovers of history and architecture, why not take your time to discover and explore St Andrews Cathedral, St. Rule's Tower where you can enjoy a fantastic view of the whole town, The Castle where historical events occasionally take place and Saint Salvator's Quadrangle; for lovers of adventure and education.
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Anvil Cottage
Radernie
Cupar KY15 5LN
Tel: 01334 840824
Something For All The Family
The town offers a broad variety for all members of the family; attractions like the Aquarium full of amazing fish, shellfish and of course the seals.
Visit the Old Harbour, or the 'Hidden Gem' that is the St Andrews Botanical Gardens; for the lovers of beauty, simply open your eyes to the history, grandeur, nature and glory all around you.
St Andrews University
The town is home to Scotland's oldest and most respected university. Founded in 1413, the St Andrews University is made up of many beautiful buildings.
The St Andrews University has a fascinating museum displaying documents, furniture, artwork and laboratory equipment from the establishments' rich and interesting historical past. Prince William studied at the University due to the fine standards of education offered. The university has an international reputation and draws a broad range of international students.
The Royal Burgh
The town was first inhabited over 8000 years ago by hunter gatherers who left behind fascinating glimpses into their lives. Archaeological sites in the area date back to theBronze Age. The town has played an important role in the history of Scotland, particularly around the middle ages when it became a religious centre of major significance. True settlement in the town actually began in earnest though around the 6th century A.D.
Royalty has always been intertwined with this ancient town and Mary Queen of Scots made several visits during her reign. During the Renaissance period, the town became an intellectual centre with educational and business links to Paris and numerous continental university towns.
Violent power struggles between religious factions during the Reformation caused a rapid decline in the importance of the town, culminating in the Union of Scotland and England in 1707. History has been written and made in this area, battles fought and lives changed, yet through it all the natural beauty of the area ensured that it would forever reign as a town of great importance.
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club is the corner stone of the world of golf. Since it was established in 1754 as a private society for a small group of golfing enthusiasts.
It has grown over the last two hundred and fifty years into the leading authority in the golf world. Golfer from all over the world come here to experience the perfect round of golf.
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