St Andrews & Taste of The Old Course

Name: St Andrews & Taste of The Old Course

Short Description: Departing Edinburgh, we journey past the imposing Forth Bridges built in 1890, the Forth Bridge is one of Scotland’s greatest man-made landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with views over the Firth of Forth. We travel to Falkland, used in the filming of Outlander as 1940’s Inverness. After our ‘Outlander fix’ we head to St Andrews with plenty of free time to explore this fascinating town. Home to Scotland’s oldest University and particularly renowned for its ancient golfing association, the town also boasts beautiful beaches and the famous ruins of its Castle and Cathedral. Join the free guided walking tour and visit the British Golf Museum with panoramic views of the Old Course where you follow the very best British tradition of ‘taking Afternoon Tea’. Satisfied by plenty of tea, cakes and sandwiches, we then make our way back through the Kingdom of Fife returning to Edinburgh early evening at 5.30pm.

Description: Departing Edinburgh, we journey past the imposing Forth Bridges built in 1890, the Forth Bridge is one of Scotland’s greatest man-made landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with views over the Firth of Forth. We travel to Falkland, used in the filming of Outlander as 1940’s Inverness. After our ‘Outlander fix’ we head to St Andrews with plenty of free time to explore this fascinating town. Home to Scotland’s oldest University and particularly renowned for its ancient golfing association, the town also boasts beautiful beaches and the famous ruins of its Castle and Cathedral. Join the free guided walking tour and visit the British Golf Museum with panoramic views of the Old Course where you follow the very best British tradition of ‘taking Afternoon Tea’. Satisfied by plenty of tea, cakes and sandwiches, we then make our way back through the Kingdom of Fife returning to Edinburgh early evening at 5.30pm.

Highlights

• St Andrews(Andrews)
• Afternoon tea at the British Golf Museum(Afternoon)
• Falkland (1940s Inverness)(Falkland)

Inclusions

Item 1: Local Scottish Guide

Item 2: Souvenir map

Item 3: Foreign Language Audio Guides available

Item 4: A guided walking tour of St Andrews

Item 5: Afternoon Tea overlooking the Old Course

Item 6: British Golf Museum Entry

Item 7: WiFi

Name: St Andrews

NameShort: St Andrews

St Andrews is a charming little town, famed as the ‘Home of Golf’, and the place where Prince William and met Kate at university. The town is also home to quaint cafes, an impressive cathedral, and a coastal castle.

St Andrews is a charming little town, famed as the ‘Home of Golf’, and the place where Prince William and met Kate at university. The town is also home to quaint cafes, an impressive cathedral, and a coastal castle.

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Name: Afternoon tea at the British Golf Museum

NameShort: Afternoon tea at the British Golf Museum

Indulge in a decadent afternoon tea at the British Golf Museum. Sandwiches with local produce, freshly baked scones, and handmade cakes are served in the Café at the Museum which overlooks the world famous Old Course.

Indulge in a decadent afternoon tea at the British Golf Museum. Sandwiches with local produce, freshly baked scones, and handmade cakes are served in the Café at the Museum which overlooks the world famous Old Course.

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Name: Falkland (1940s Inverness)

NameShort: Falkland (1940s Inverness)

Falkland is a charming wee village, best known by Outlander fans for portraying Inverness in the 1940s, where Frank and Claire embark on their honeymoon trip in the first episode of the show. Falkland became Scotland’s first conservation village in the 1970s, and has twenty-eight beautiful, listed buildings.

Falkland is a charming wee village, best known by Outlander fans for portraying Inverness in the 1940s, where Frank and Claire embark on their honeymoon trip in the first episode of the show. Falkland became Scotland’s first conservation village in the 1970s, and has twenty-eight beautiful, listed buildings.

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