Dundee City
Scotland's fourth largest city and huge cultural centre, the City of Dundee is most reputable for science, technology, and creativity. Visitors are flocking down to the shores of the River Tay due to the V&A Design Museum which gives this city its cultural vibe. As a city filled with science, ships, history, and museums for all ages, there are also plenty of theatres, art centres, and bars. Not to mention, there are walking paths with interesting architecture for everyone to enjoy. The City of Dundee is originally known for jute, jam, and journalism stemming back to the 1700s. There's more history to this city as it is built on a long-extinct volcano no wonder GQ magazines named the City of Dundee, one of the coolest cities in the country circa 2015, and named the United Kingdom’s first city of design by UNESCO. Fun fact, the novel Frankenstein was first thought about in this city by Mary Godwin the writer. Photo by Zack Davidson on Unsplash
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Dundee City
Scotland's fourth largest city and huge cultural centre, the City of Dundee is most reputable for science, technology, and creativity. Visitors are flocking down to the shores of the River Tay due to the V&A Design Museum which gives this city its cultural vibe. As a city filled with science, ships, history, and museums for all ages, there are also plenty of theatres, art centres, and bars. Not to mention, there are walking paths with interesting architecture for everyone to enjoy. The City of Dundee is originally known for jute, jam, and journalism stemming back to the 1700s. There's more history to this city as it is built on a long-extinct volcano no wonder GQ magazines named the City of Dundee, one of the coolest cities in the country circa 2015, and named the United Kingdom’s first city of design by UNESCO. Fun fact, the novel Frankenstein was first thought about in this city by Mary Godwin the writer. Photo by Zack Davidson on Unsplash
