Shrine of Saint Andrew

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The Shrine of Saint Andrew is a historic religious site in St Andrews, Scotland, venerated as a major medieval pilgrimage destination associated with the relics of the apostle Saint Andrew.

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Shrine of Saint Andrew canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian shrine
historic site
pilgrimage site
religious site
associatedEvent Scottish Reformation
associatedWith St Andrews Cathedral
cult of Saint Andrew in Scotland
relics of Saint Andrew
attracted pilgrims from across Scotland
pilgrims from elsewhere in Europe
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Saint Andrew
surface form: Saint Andrew the Apostle
denomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
floruit Middle Ages
hasHeritage medieval pilgrimage tradition
heritageDesignation scheduled monument (cathedral site as a whole)
influenced development of St Andrews as an ecclesiastical centre
linkedTo identity of Saint Andrew as patron saint of Scotland
locatedIn Fife
Scotland
St Andrews
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
materialRemains ruins within St Andrews Cathedral
partOf St Andrews Cathedral
surface form: St Andrews Cathedral complex
religion Christianity
significance national religious centre of medieval Scotland
status important destination before the Scottish Reformation
tourism visited by cultural and heritage tourists
visited by modern religious pilgrims
veneratedAs major medieval pilgrimage destination

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Bishopric of St Andrews pilgrimageCentre Shrine of Saint Andrew