ST ANDREWS, KY16 9QU
Write a reviewThe cathedral was the largest in Scotland, and is now an extensive ruin. The remains date mainly from the 12th and 13th centuries, and large parts of the precinct walls have survived intact. Close by is St Rule's church, which the cathedral was built to replace. St Rule's probably dates from before the Norman Conquest, and is considered the most interesting Romanesque church in Scotland.
Tel: 01334 472563
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Historic Scotland
All year ticket to cathedral £4.50 (ch £2.70, concessions £3.60); all year ticket to cathedral & castle £7.60 (ch £4.60, concessions £6.10)
Open all year daily, Apr-Sep 9.30-5.30
Oct-Mar 9.30-4.30 (last entry 30mins before closing). St Rule's Tower closes at 3 Dec-Jan. Closed 25-26 Dec. Please call for New Year opening times
Parking.
No coaches.
Giftshop.
