The city known for its three J's- Jute, Jam and Journalism, Dundee proudly stands as one of the top ten cities in Britain. Being the fourth largest city Dundee sits on two prominent hills, Balgay and the Law, overlooking the shinny River Tay. This city with an impressive history dates back to the Iron age, and also has been the site of many battles which marks a prominent place in the cities glorious past. If we really peek into its past we can trace that trade has also contributed a lot in the cities development with wool trade holding the major part of the trade. By the end of 19th century Dundee experienced an industrial revolution with large number of the city workers getting employed at the jute mills. It's friendly people, variety of attractions and plenty of shops, bars and restaurants keeps the stageroonies and hen groups always on the move.

Accommodation in Dundee

There is a wide choice of accommodation options available in Dundee with an array of luxury and budget hotels, large number of guesthouses located in the West End and around the Eastern suburb of Broughty Ferry. B&B's and lodges are also one of the ideal staying options to look for.

Dundee Day Time

Days are usually full of many thrilling and exciting activities for both individuals and groups, one can select from the list of activities available here for all. From paintball, clay pigeon shooting, archery, quad biking to many such exhilarating events designed for all.

Dundee Night Time

Dundee also shares a nice reputation for being a hot weekend destination with plenty of clubs, bars, restaurant and bistros adding more buzz to the air. With the vibrant student population from the two universities, Dundee University and Abertay University party continues here round the clock. The buzzing party hideouts here offers the perfect setting for hosting any occasion may be its your stag weekends, hen weekends or birthdays.

Dundee Sight seeing

Dundee also flaunts loads of attractions for its guests including Broughty Castle Museum, Caird Hall Complex, Camperdown Zoo and Wildlife Centre, the McManus Galleries and many more interesting sites. The Sidlaw Hills in the North and the Carse of Gowrie in the West are perfect for a exploring the scenic charm of Dundee.

How to get to Dundee

How to get there, by road

Dundee is linked to the rest of the UK by continuous motorway and dual carriageway. The main road linking Dundee is the A90, on approach to Dundee, follow signs for City Centre and University. Enter city at Swallow Roundabout – turn right along A85 following signs to city centre and University of Dundee.

How to get there, by train

Trains for Dundee leave regularly from Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Queen Street stations. Rail bookings can be made on-line at http://www.thetrainline.com/ If you are unsure about routes and timetables from your area, you can find out online at http://www.rail.co.uk/ or by phoning National Rail Enquiries on 0345 484950 (0845 7484950 when the numbers change).

How to get there, by air

Fly to Glasgow/Edinburgh airport and then get to the train station from where you can get a connection train to Dundee. Even a bus service runs every 15-20 mins from Glasgow Airport to Glasgow Queens Street station.

How to get there, by coach

National Express run through services to Dundee from Bristol, London, Birmingham and Manchester, including an overnight services from these locations.