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Restaurants & cafés
The Seafood Ristorante A glass cube perched above the bay serving Scottish seafood with sea views on three sides. It leans fine-dining with tasting menus and a strong wine list, and the room itself is the draw at sunset. This is the spot for a special dinner rather than a quick bite.
Haar Restaurant A restaurant-with-rooms doing ambitious, seasonal Scottish cooking that leans heavily on local seafood and produce. It's the town's most decorated kitchen, built around set and tasting menus rather than casual dining. Go for a considered, slower dinner.
Trails & outdoors
Lade Braes Walk A green corridor that threads through town along the Kinness Burn, away from the streets and traffic. It's a flat, shaded walk past gardens, a duck pond and old mill sites, popular with locals and dog walkers. The best easy in-town escape on a grey day.
Fife Coastal Path: St Andrews to Crail The most dramatic local stretch of the Fife Coastal Path, running south from town past Kingsbarns to Crail harbour. It mixes shore, low cliffs and farmland with a lot of small ups and downs rather than any big climbs. A full-day coastal walk for those who want a proper outing.
Things to do
The R&A World Golf Museum The sport's main museum, sitting opposite the R&A clubhouse beside the Old Course. Interactive displays trace golf's history from feathery balls to the modern game, and the rooftop has a view over the links. A solid indoor stop and the obvious rainy-day pick for anyone curious about the game.
St Andrews Aquarium A compact clifftop aquarium on The Scores with seals, meerkats and reef tanks. It's squarely a family attraction, small enough to do in an hour or two and handy when the weather turns. The default kids-and-rainy-day option in town.
Landmarks & sights
St Andrews Cathedral The ruined shell of what was once Scotland's largest cathedral, set in a graveyard above the sea at the east end of town. The grounds are free to wander, and the attached St Rule's Tower offers the best high view over the rooftops and coast. The anchor historic site of St Andrews.
St Andrews Castle A clifftop castle ruin on The Scores that served as the bishops' palace and fortress. Its standout features are the grim bottle dungeon and the medieval mine and counter-mine tunnels you can still crawl through from a 16th-century siege. Compact but unusually atmospheric.