The St. Andrews Castle. Head up The Scores from the course to the historic ruins of St. Andrews Castle where a castle has stood since the 12th century.

St. Andrews Cathedral. Just around the corner at the intersection of North and South streets is the St. Andrews Cathedral, also in ruins, with an equally enchanting history.

For a Break in St. Andrews…. As you return to town on South Street, swing back right on Church Street to #13 when you’re tired of touring and need a break.  My bakery expert Rex, highly, highly suggests a stop at Fisher & Donaldson Bakery.  We fell in love with Cupar branch, where you can relax in the spaciousseating for any meal.  But the smaller, St. Andrews stop will give you a chance to savor their delicacies!    If you still have room for dinner, follow Church onto College toward the bay and enjoy exquisite Indian dining at Maisha, # 5 College Street, St. Andrews.

High Kirk of St. Giles, Edinburgh

The High Kirk of St. Giles stands majestically in the midst of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile—with Holyrood Palace below and Edinburgh Castle above.  Full of rich history, Presbyterians know St. Giles as the setting of John Knox’s ministry from 1559-1572.  Learn more about St. Giles by clicking.

This fine art image is available from Sally Ross Photography: 8″ x 10″ ($50.00); 16″ x 20″ ($160.00); 20″ x 25″  ($230.00).