A hugely popular visitor attraction, St Andrews Castle in Fife, has reopened its doors again to visitors. The iconic site was closed last year by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) as a precaution during essential high level masonry inspections.
The charity confirmed there will be some minor access restrictions still in place, but that visitors can once again access the historical attraction with only internal sections of the castle’s North Range and South Range Fore Tower still restricted.
Both will remain off limits due to potential hazards found during recent inspections which now require monitoring and repair by HES’s operations teams. They added that all other areas of the iconic site are now open again for the public to enjoy.
