Chancel and apse are 15th-century. Transepts and steeple were added by the widow of the Lord Seton, who was killed at Flodden in 1513. Open all year. Remains of Scotland's largest cathedral, established in 1160. Countryside views from the top of the tower.
Museum has collection of early Christian and medieval monuments and relics.
St Andrews Church Lothian In North Berwick, Lothian, on A198. St Bean's Church Tayside Off A85 on minor road at Fowlis Wester, east of Crieff, Tayside. Restored 13th century church with leper's squint-special window for lepers to watch the service. At south end of Isle of Bute, Strathclyde. 12th century Romanesque chapel within a Celtic monastery.