History

St Salvator’s Chapel is located in St Andrews, Scotland and is the University Chapel of the University of St Andrews. Built in the 15th century, it is one of the oldest university chapels in the world.

How to Get There

St Salvator’s Chapel is located in the heart of the University of St Andrews campus. Visitors can easily access the chapel by car, bus, or foot. The nearest train station is Leuchars, and there are regular buses that run to St Andrews from there.

List of Attractions

• Stained glass windows
• Historic architecture
• Organ recitals
• Choral performances

Ticket Information

Admission to St Salvator’s Chapel is free, but donations are greatly appreciated to help with the upkeep of the historic building.

List of Tips for Visiting

• Check the chapel’s website for information on organ recitals and choral performances
• Respect the chapel as a place of worship
• Take time to admire the stained glass windows and historic architecture