Cottages in Dundee

Discover Scotland’s sophisticated and eclectic estuary town. Travellers visiting Dundee for the first time will be struck by its bustling city centre. Salute the Desperate Dan Statue. Browse art galleries like Dundee Contemporary Arts and learn fun facts at the nautical museums. Take long coastal walks. This destination has a bit of magic for everyone and is one you’ll want to visit time and time again! The cottages are located throughout this brilliant city.

Enjoy all the perks of Dundee from the comfort of a self-catering cottage in scenic countryside just outside of the city centre. These quaint cottages include all the amenities as well as a beautiful garden and stylishly decorative touches throughout the interior. Plan the day’s itinerary in the garden. Gaze out at the gorgeous view from the window while enjoying your breakfast. You and your posse will feel comfortable and welcome every minute of your staycation.

Art lovers will be captivated by Dundee! The McManus: Dundee's Art Gallery & Museum is a must see, for starters. The exhibitions are varied and include workshops. The building and museum is over 150 years old and a work of art from the Gothic-Revival style. The V & A Museum features modern architecture with iconic innovations of design as well as the many activities that take place simultaneously. Begin with the Labyrinth’s self-guided wellbeing trail to get acquainted with the venue. And, don’t miss Michael Clarke’s Cosmic Dancer performance at the Tatha Bar & Kitchen and Locke Hall afterwards!

Morton Lochs was man made in 1906 but became the first National Nature Reserve. Now it is a habitat for the gorgeous teal ducks and other delightful wildlife like the red squirrel, finches, and diverse woodpeckers. There are five blinds for observing the wildlife as well. This beautiful sanctuary is a wonderful hiking trail in nature. At Templeton Woods you’ll find a serene atmosphere perfect for cycling, walking, and horseback riding along the well-defined trails. Take the time to immerse yourself in nature and refresh your soul. This environment is well known for its wildlife as well.

There is so much to do and love in this fabulous city. Have a relaxing stroll through the varied and fascinating Slessor Gardens, including the 11 designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and The Discovery Walk. The HMS Unicorn Museum ship is another renowned attraction of Dundee. This Royal Navy warship boasts the 3rd oldest ship afloat and offers tremendous historical insights, interactive opportunities and more on its four decks. Another highlight, Discovery Point is home to RRS Discovery Antarctic research vessel. You’ll be delighted with the harrowing tales of explorers from bygone years as they pursued knowledge around the world.

Dundee’s High Mill is the restored 1850s Verdant Works where textiles were exchanged for jute. This rich heritage museum has many exciting anecdotes telling the story of Dundee’s industrial textile history. There is much to experience in this world-class tourist site.

The Dundee Law marks the path to the highland. You’ll find easy trails with wildflowers, butterflies and lovely birds dotted between the trees and overlooking the meadows including a treasure trail and wherigo trail. The city has a different glow from this perspective and artefacts of bygone eras have been left for you to discover.

St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral features the spectacular architecture of its Anglican church in the heart of Dundee. Oozing with history and iconic displays of the era’s craftsmanship, you’ll be sure to find some serenity at this attraction. It was designed by Sir George Gilbert and completed in 1855.

Camperdown Wildlife Centre was originally built in the late 1600s and then further developed in the 1800s as an estate and Greek Revival mansion for the Duncan’s. Now it is converted to a wildlife centre with rare trees and the beautiful mansion on the grounds offering a delightful day out for exploration.

Dundee Science Centre offers visitors spectacularly unique, hands-on exhibits with science shows and events to thrill the budding and avid scientist alike. Mills Observatory is a public observatory among the wooded hilltop of Balgay. You’ll be enthralled with the stars, planets, and space exploration displayed at this venue. There’s so much to experience you’ll be coming back for more.

Ancrum Outdoor Centre has been introducing thrill seekers to the inspiring world of land and water-based adventures since the 90s. Mountain biking, skiing, and mountaineering for their outdoor appeal. Or indoor bouldering walls, climbing walls, and more. On the water try coasteering, white water rafting, and sailing. Perhaps some blow karting or bushcraft trips your trigger? Customise your own package.

The 71 Brewing company has been created in a portion of ‘Hell's Half Acre’ in a towering former ironworks building foundry. Stop by the 100-person beer garden to enjoy their famous brews and take some crisp lagers and micro brewed beers home for your own party. These delicious drinks are crafted after the traditional European style so you can get the real deal.