The remains of the cathedral are lovely, and it easy to imagine it whole. It is also easy to imagine a mob destroying it, angry at the degraded, predatory and hypocritical bishops! The tower is fun to climb. More

we enjoyed the stay inthis old, no ancient building directly laying at the coastline More

The Cathedral is very deteriorated and not much left, but one gets a real feel for history. There is no guided tour, but an overview is in the gift shop, prior to the tour of the site. It is much the same with the Castle. More

As an American with a history dating just to th 1600's to stand in such a reverend and ancient place of worship was awesome. More

Free to roam around at your own pace, informative info plaques dotted around. More

Steeped in history. The view from the top of the tower over St Andrews is fantastic. More

These ruins are lovely - make sure to pay the admission (which is not enforced if you wander the grounds) to gain access to the tower with a stunning 360 degree of the sea and St. Andrew's. The tower in itself is an experience - a narrow, winding spiral staircase up about 10 stories - don't go if you're claustrophobic... More

beautiful ruins , best seen on a sunny day (we went while it was raining but still really interesting). Look out for the many memorial stones to golfers. Free to look around , fee for museum on site. More

If you are really fat, get dizzy easily and don't like hights avoid the St Rule’s tower as it has a really narrow tight winding staircase. More