Saint Andrews, Scotland

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If you have any idea about the size of St. Andrews you won't be surprised by the fact it doesn't have its own airport. You'll have to fly to Edinburgh which is easily done, many airlines offer regular flights. The process becomes more complicated when planning how to get from Edinburgh to Andrews. There are three main ways;
 * Bus: This the cheapest and quickest way from A to B however as of the date upon which this entry was written there is no bus which goes direct from the airport to Andrews. You have to take a bus to Glenrothes and from there to Andrews. This process can cost anywhere between £11-16
 * Train: If you have chosen to buy a student railcard (which is advisable as it enables you to avail of cheapish travel around the beautiful Scottish countryside) you may want to consider taking the train. There is a tram which runs from the airport into the Centre of Edinburgh. Get off at Haymarket. Alternatively there is also a bus which runs direct to Haymarket but takes a similar amount of time. From Haymarket station you will need to take a train to Leuchars, most trains towards Dundee will call at this station. From Leuchars there is a bus every ten minutes which will take you to St. Andrews
 * Taxi: If you are traveling in a group either to or from the airport, there is a taxi service which will take you directly. The cost is £20 but when split over a group this fee becomes minimal. Here is one example http://www.standrewsdirect.com/