Best Attractions near The Jigger Inn

Discover a captivating underwater world and more at St Andrews Aquarium, perched on scenic cliffs with daily interactive animal experiences.

A beloved independent bookstore in St Andrews offering vast collections, cozy ambiance, and engaging literary events.

Historic 1930s cinema in St Andrews blending vintage charm with modern entertainment at T-Squared Social.

Historic 14th-century working harbour in St Andrews blending maritime heritage with vibrant community life and future-focused development.

Monthly marketplace celebrating local artisans, sustainable practices, and Scottish heritage in historic St Andrews.

Discover the serene ruins of Blackfriars Chapel, a unique 16th-century Dominican friary remnant blending Scottish and Dutch medieval architecture in St Andrews.

Discover St Andrews: Scotland’s historic town where medieval ruins meet world-famous golf and stunning coastal landscapes.

A beloved bronze tribute to St Andrews’ iconic wandering cat, capturing community spirit and local charm in the heart of town.

Historic Late Gothic chapel at the heart of St Andrews University, rich in religious heritage and architectural beauty.

Historic Market Street pulses with university energy, unique shops, and Scotland’s oldest street fair in the heart of St Andrews.

Explore Scotland’s oldest university, where medieval heritage meets world-class scholarship in a stunning coastal town.

Historic neo-Jacobean auditorium nestled in St Salvator’s Quadrangle, blending centuries of academic tradition with vibrant university life.

Historic Holy Trinity Church in St Andrews blends medieval roots with Gothic revival charm and Reformation heritage in the heart of the town.

Historic St Andrews Town Hall: A vibrant, accessible civic venue blending Victorian charm with modern community spirit.

Historic 16th-century courtyard at St Mary's College, blending academic heritage, iconic architecture, and serene greenery in St Andrews.

Discover one of the UK’s largest collections of semi-precious crystals in a warm, family-run shop nestled in historic St Andrews.

Explore the dramatic ruins of St Andrews Castle, a medieval fortress central to Scotland’s religious upheaval and coastal heritage.

Explore Scotland’s grandest medieval cathedral ruin with panoramic sea views and a rich history at the heart of St Andrews.

Step through The Pends, the medieval gateway guarding Scotland’s largest cathedral ruins and a portal to St Andrews’ rich spiritual past.

A sheltered sandy beach with vibrant watersports, family leisure facilities, and stunning coastal views in historic St Andrews.

Historic country house hotel with award-winning dining and tranquil gardens just minutes from St Andrews’ iconic golf courses and beaches.

Experience championship heathland golf with stunning views, tactical play, and world-class facilities at The Duke's Golf Course, St Andrews.

Ancient Druidic sanctuary where 6,000 years of sacred ritual echo through wooded stone.

Experience the charm of a restored 16th-century Scottish tower house nestled in tranquil Fife countryside near Cupar.

Experience world-class Scottish links golf with breathtaking coastal views and rich heritage at Kingsbarns Golf Links near St Andrews.

Explore Scotland’s Cold War secret: a vast underground bunker near St Andrews that housed the nation’s emergency government in nuclear crisis.

Experience the breathtaking sea views and rich heritage of Kingsbarns Golf Links, a modern classic on Scotland’s storied coastline.

Historic archery green and lively heart of the Ceres Highland Games in scenic rural Fife, Scotland.

Discover Cambo Gardens, a Georgian walled garden near Kingsbarns with woodland walks, a charming café, and scenic coastal trails.

Discover Kellie Castle’s enchanting blend of medieval heritage, Victorian artistry, and fragrant gardens in the heart of Fife.

Discover the heritage and craft of Lowland single malt whisky at Kingsbarns Distillery, where tradition meets the scenic beauty of Fife’s countryside.

Discover Cupar’s rich history through artefacts and stories housed in a charming 19th-century railway building.

A warm, award-winning gastropub in Cupar offering hearty homemade dishes, gluten-free options, and a truly dog-friendly atmosphere.

Explore an exquisite Edwardian mansion, stunning gardens, and a unique 9-hole hickory golf course nestled in the scenic Fife countryside.

Explore a 15th-century coastal fortress turned museum with rich history, stunning river views, and vibrant local heritage in Dundee.

Discover the Tay Fins Sculpture, a stunning bronze tribute to the Tay Estuary’s bottlenose dolphins, blending art, science, and coastal beauty in Broughty Ferry.

A bronze tribute in Dundee honoring Winkie, the brave WWII homing pigeon whose flight saved an RAF crew in peril.

A serene coastal nature reserve blending ancient geology, rich wildlife, and historic railway trails on Dundee’s scenic Broughty Ferry Esplanade.

A peaceful five-acre coastal garden in Dundee offering diverse habitats, scenic sea views, and year-round free access for nature lovers and families.

A sleek and enduring 1960s engineering landmark linking Dundee and Fife across the majestic Firth of Tay.

Historic Crail Harbour in Fife offers timeless charm with its vibrant fishing port, medieval architecture, and stunning coastal scenery.

A long, sandy beach near Dundee with stunning views, family-friendly amenities, and rich natural habitats along the Firth of Tay.

Discover Angus Beach in Carnoustie: a serene sandy bay blending coastal charm, golfing heritage, and family-friendly leisure on Scotland’s east coast.

Historic fishing harbour turned vibrant marina, offering scenic walks, fresh seafood, and wildlife boat trips in picturesque Fife.

Discover unique antiques, vintage finds, and local art in the cozy charm of Pittenweem’s beloved Pop In shop.

A vibrant community park in Broughty Ferry blending sports, gardens, and local spirit in Dundee’s scenic east end.

Discover the sacred sandstone cave of St Fillan in Pittenweem, where history, spirituality, and coastal beauty intertwine in a timeless Scottish sanctuary.

Discover the enchanting 16th-century Claypotts Castle, a beautifully preserved Scottish Z-plan tower house blending history, legend, and unique architecture.

Historic and bustling fishing harbour in Fife’s East Neuk, blending maritime heritage with vibrant coastal charm.

Explore 117 miles of stunning coastline, charming fishing villages, historic sites, and breathtaking views along Scotland’s Fife Coastal Path.

Discover the charm of St. Monans Harbour, a serene marina in Anstruther, perfect for relaxation, fresh seafood, and stunning coastal views.