The greater part of the history of St. Andrews may be taken from its past religious significance until it became a modern town of Scotland. It was the Culdees who were the first religious settlers in St. Andrews, establishing their monastery and church with the help of Constantine II in 887. They belong to the [...]

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Scotland is a country that occupies a third of the northern part of Great Britain and is a member of the United Kingdom. It is a traditionally rich country famous for its bagpipes, tartan, kilt, and haggis, to names like “Walter Scott” and the explorer “Sir Alexander McKenzie.” The country is also famous for its [...]

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