One Day City Experience in St. Andrews, UK

1. 10:00AM: St. Andrews Cathedral
   Located in the heart of St. Andrews, this cathedral dates back to 1158 and served as the centre of the Scottish church for over 500 years. Enjoy the stunning ruins and learn about the church's history.
   Estimated time spent: 1 hour
   Estimated distance from starting point: 0.6 miles
2. 11:30AM: St. Andrews Aquarium
   Discover the sea life in this fun and interactive aquarium. Get up close with sharks, sea turtles, penguins and more. Highlights include the Shark Dive Experience and daily feeding shows.
   Estimated time spent: 1.5 hours
   Estimated distance from previous stop: 0.4 miles
3. 1:30PM: Lunch at The Adamson
   Located in the heart of St. Andrews, this contemporary restaurant offers seasonal Scottish cuisine, craft cocktails and an extensive wine list. Don't miss the delicious homemade desserts!
   Estimated time spent: 1 hour
   Estimated distance from previous stop: 0.3 miles
4. 2:30PM: The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
   Experience the history and tradition of golf at the Home of Golf. Visit The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, which has been at the forefront of golf since 1754 and view their impressive collection of golf artefacts.
   Estimated time spent: 1 hour
   Estimated distance from previous stop: 0.4 miles
5. 4:00PM: St. Andrews Castle
   Explore the ruins and learn about the history of this castle, which was once the main residence of the bishops and archbishops of St. Andrews. Don't miss the mine and counter-mine exhibit.
   Estimated time spent: 1 hour
   Estimated distance from previous stop: 0.5 miles

Time and Costs Estimates

• St. Andrews Cathedral (1 hour, free admission)
• St. Andrews Aquarium (1.5 hours, £14.70 per adult)
• The Adamson (1 hour, £20 per person)
• The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (1 hour, £10 per adult)
• St. Andrews Castle (1 hour, £9.20 per adult)
Total Estimated Costs: £53.90 per person

Useful Tips

If you have additional time, consider visiting The University of St. Andrews - the third oldest university in the English-speaking world or taking a walk on West Sands Beach, which featured in the opening scene of the popular film, Chariots of Fire. If you have less time, consider skipping St. Andrews Aquarium or St. Andrews Castle.