This idyllic and picturesque town offers us its High Street with colorful houses just as if we were already in a small town in the Scottish Highlands with 17th century houses and typical Scottish-style pubs.

Impressive bridge and construction that gave it the title of World Heritage Site by Unesco. The longest of its kind with more than 2.5 km.

In 1964 this impressive bridge that forms the set of the 3 bridges in Edinburgh, was opened to traffic and at this time the ferry that transported passengers from North to South Queensferry was in disuse. Another of the 3 longest bridges in the world in its style, exceeding the first one in length.

Given that the Forth road bridge was not enough to absorb all the existing traffic, in 2017 this third bridge with a different structure than the previous two and a longer length was inaugurated. Each of the three are among the longest in the world in their style.

The cradle of Golf, filming location for "Chariots of fire", ancient old town, the third oldest university in the entire English-speaking world, etc. We will go back through its central streets and we will stock up on our lunch.

Visit the ruins of the impressive cathedral that was once the largest in all of Scotland and a place of pilgrimage. Here came the relics of the Apostle Saint Andrew, which gave rise to the later name of the town and the flag of Scotland.

House of the Bishop of St. Andrews and witness to the defense of the country against the English, this fortress has much to tell. We will take some photographs from the outside of its impressive ruins to continue our intense itinerary.

Since 1413 the University of St. Andrews has been one of the most important in the whole of the United Kingdom. We will photograph ourselves in its central patio as well as walk along some of its faculties and we will see the chapel of San Salvador in it.

The oldest golf club in the world and that created the first rules to practice this sport. We will pass by its headquarters and Old golf course.

The fourth city in population in Scotland, with around 150,000 inhabitants, it is famous for its graphic industry and known for being the city where the first computer in the world sold to NASA was built. It also houses the famous Navios; Discovery & the Unicorn Frigate.

The Discovery is a typical British-built sailboat inaugurated in 1901 and built in these Dundee shipyards in Scotland where it rests. To this Scottish research sailboat and his captain Scott we owe, among other discoveries, the positioning of the true South Pole in Antarctica, which cost them two years of encayamiento in the ice of said pole to which they survived. We will take some pictures with this important sailboat.

Beautiful Scottish-style town that suffered the damage of the Jacobite wars against the British army. It was an important town when King Scot Kenneth MacAlpin brought the relics of St. Columba of Iona to his cathedral in the 9th century. First Scottish king to unify the Picts, Vikings and Irish peoples who occupied Scotland as the Scots.

Beautiful Victorian-style town where we will walk through its High Street and have a nice coffee. Visited in 1846 by Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert who loved Scotland so much, it was the first Scottish town where the tourist boom exploded.

Base town for adventure and mountain sports in the Cairgorms National Park, the largest in Scotland. We will take some photos of its picturesque railway station.

Or what is the same the capital of the Highlands or Highlands !. Beautiful and small city center where we will rest in the care of its castle, cathedral after walking a few minutes along its river Ness!