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Step into the rich heritage of St Andrews, Scotland, with a guided walking tour led by local historian and author Richard Falconer. This immersive experience reveals how the town's storied past and the evolution of golf are deeply intertwined, making it a must for history buffs and golf enthusiasts alike.
Your journey begins outside the Hotel du Vin, where Richard sets the stage for a fascinating exploration. Stroll through the historic streets as you uncover the secrets of Scotland's oldest university, established in 1413, and admire the grandeur of St Salvator's College and University Chapel.
As the tour continues, you'll visit the haunting ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, paying tribute to legendary golfers like Old and Young Tom Morris and Allan Robertson at their graves. Discover the former Bishops Palace and hear captivating stories about the origins of the Open Championship.
The highlight awaits at the iconic Old Course, where you'll learn about the development of golf and the course itself. Capture a memorable photo on the famous Swilkan Bridge, surrounded by breathtaking views and the echoes of golfing legends.
This 1.8-hour tour is conducted in English and is suitable for those with moderate physical fitness. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and please note the tour is not suitable for young children or those with mobility difficulties. Secure your spot now and experience the magic of St Andrews—spaces fill quickly!
