Direlton Castle has probably boasted a garden since its was built in the 13th Century, and still retains one of the most impressive landscaped green...

Set at the top of a series of cliffs on the Firth of Forth, Tantallon Castle acted as the seat of power for Douglas Earls...

This centre celebrates a long history of flight in Scotland, and is dedicated to the people and planes that have been associated with the nations...

The Museum of East Lothian brings to life the fascinating history of this area of Scotland. Throughout the ages, this part of the world...

St. Mary’s in Haddington is, with St Giles Edinburgh and St. Michael’s Linlithgow, one of the three great medieval churches of the Lothian’s. Services are...

This beautiful piece of architecture is one of the most outstanding in the area and is home to a fine collection of general history that...

Dunbar Town House is one of the most interesting pieces of architecture in the community and certainly attracts a great deal of attention from the...

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...

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...

For over forty years this bunker remained one of the best kept secrets in Scotland. Hidden away deep beneath a set of traditional farmhouses,...

Prestongrange is an important site in the history of the development of modern Scotland, and played a unique part in the changes that happened during...

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...

Buckhaven Museum is the main place of research for anyone who wants to learn more about this community. The small museum has been built...

Burntisland Museum is located in the Fife region of Scotland, and this small museum is situated at the heart of the town. The contents...

This museum and trust was established in order to bring together and preserve a great deal of artefacts that relate to the communications industry....

Methil is a small community in Fife in Scotland, and this centre was established in order to collate the numerous artefacts and documents that exist...

This museum celebrates a long and fascinating history of this community and the people that live in it and have helped to make it what...

Crichton Castle occupies a beautiful location, close to the banks of the River Tyne. Owned and operated by Historic Scotland, the property was built...

Visitors have the opportunity to see what life was really like for The Royal Family and crew on board The Royal Yacht Britannia. From the...

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...

Managed by Historic Scotland, this beautiful castle complex is home to an array of buildings that date from the 12th Century to the 18th Century....

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...

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...

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....

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 Crawford Arts Centre was founded by the University of St Andrews in 1977. It is now an independent charitable company providing artistic exhibitions, including...

This small building was the residence of James Crichton (1560-1585), commonly known as “The Admirable”. James was the son of the second most powerful man...

These impressive Botanic Gardens are home to over eight thousand species of ferns, plants, shrubs and trees, some of which are native to this area...

The spectacular cathedral ruins are situated near the harbour of St. Andrews. Dating from around 1160, the ruins are a sight all visitors must see....

Dating from around 1200, St Andrews Castle, former residence of the bishops and archbishops of St Andrews, lies on the coast of the town overlooking...

Located in the centre of Market Street, this large fountain was erected in 1880, in memory of novelist Major Whyte Melville. The fountain is built...

The St Andrews University Quadrangle, or ‘Quad’ as it is more commonly known, houses the historic arts school of the University. Founded in 1413, the...

Founded in 1450 as Bishop Kennedy's College of the Holy saviour, St Salvators chapel was designed as a place of education and missionary business. Today,...

Edinburgh’s harbour area has always been an important part of Scotland’s capital. Recently renovated it is now a haven from the bustle of the city...

What was it like to live in the tightly-knit fishing community at Newhaven, earning a living as a fish wife or as a fisherman braving...

The museum features unusual, obscure and rare instruments such as a Spanish bugle, a Contrabass serpent, a Bullroarer, Pocket violins, Snake charmers, Didjeridu and Hurdy-gurdies....

Situated on the cliffs overlooking the famous West Sands of St. Andrews Bay, St. Andrews Aquarium is home to a multitude of aquatic species ranging...

St. Andrews Museum shows the history of the town of St. Andrews, portraying a fascinating insight into the area from Medieval times and encompassing the...

The official museum of British golf, situated in the home of golf, St Andrews. Overlooking the Old Course, the museum covers British golf from the...

Overlooking the Old Course and West Sands beach (location of the filming of the movie ‘Chariots of Fire’) the Martyrs Monument is a striking object...