View of St. Andrew's Old Course. Will need to return someday.
Sweet bonnie lass rooting for her World Cup team over coffee.
St. Salvator's Tower, part of St. Salvator's Chapel, founded in 1450 by Bishop James Kennedy as a college of the University of St Andrews.
The ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, founded in 1158 and once the largest church in the country. The site features the dramatic remains of the main cathedral structure alongside the historic St Rule's Tower.
St. Rule's Tower, a 12th-century structure built by Augustinian canons.
The stone arch features small holes, likely revetment holes that formerly held decorative reliefs.
The cathedral was once the largest church in Scotland before falling into ruin during the 1559 Scottish Reformation.
After the Scottish Reformation in the 16th century, the cathedral fell into disuse and ruin.
The ruins are currently managed as a historical monument by the Historic Environment of Scotland.