| Dundee is in an ideal location to visit Edinburgh, | | | | The welcome throughout Dundee is warm and |
| Glasgow, Aberdeen, | | | | when it comes toeating, drinking and enjoying |
| Perth and the Highlands making it the superb base | | | | yourself the atmosphere is cosmopolitan. |
| for numerous types ofshort breaks and holidays. | | | | The Italian on Commercial Street is where the |
| Dundee is known as the "City of Discovery"and is | | | | chefs are Italian andtheir passion for fresh, quality |
| situated on the banks of the River Tay on the | | | | food can be seen and tasted. Many oftheir |
| east coast of | | | | ingredients are sourced from Italy; but they use |
| Scotland. | | | | the finest localproduce where possible. All of their |
| Dundee is also a shopper's paradise, where major | | | | meat comes directly from a nearbytraditional |
| department storesco-exist with specialist shops | | | | farm and their steaks are nothing but finest |
| tucked away in side streets. The aromafrom | | | | Aberdeen |
| some of the finest bakers in the UK wafts out to | | | | Angus. Their fish is all fresh and prefer to use |
| tempt you tosample the delicious bridies, speciality | | | | local supplierswherever possible. |
| pies, tempting butteries andthe famous 'Dundee | | | | Bon Appétit provides traditional and modern |
| Cake'. | | | | French cuisinein a classic brasserie atmosphere in |
| Places of interest: | | | | Dundee's Exchange Street. Itprides itself in slow |
| Within walking distance of Dundee city centre are | | | | food, but fast service! All dishes are preparedon |
| Captain Scott's Ship | | | | the premises so during your wait you can select a |
| "The Discovery" and Discovery Point visitor | | | | typical Frenchaperitif, a Kir or a glass of |
| attraction, Verdant Works, | | | | champagne. There is a small, but good,cellar with |
| Sensation Science Centre, and the Dundee | | | | house wine of good quality at a reasonable price |
| Repertory Theatre. Close to | | | | at one endof the range as well as some big wines |
| Dundee you can visit Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, | | | | for that real celebration dinnerat the top end of |
| Angus Folk Museum, J | | | | the range. |
| M Barrie's Birthplace, Arbroath Abbey and many | | | | Het Theatercafe is located in the Dundee |
| other local sites ofhistoric interest. | | | | Repertory Theatre is theperfect place to relax |
| Sensation Science Centre is a Science Centre with | | | | with a drink or enjoy a sumptuous meal |
| a difference. Ittakes the mechanics of the senses | | | | Hotels & Accommodation: |
| as a base from which to explore theworld around | | | | Dundee offers a fully comprehensive range of |
| us, using lots of interactive tools to keep the | | | | quality accommodation fromtraditional family run |
| young andthe young at heart happy. | | | | bed and breakfast, guesthouses and hotels, tofour |
| McManus Galleries is a remarkable Gothic building | | | | star international hotels and resorts. |
| housing one of | | | | Longforgan Coaching Inn |
| Scotland's most impressive collections of fine and | | | | Craigtay Hotel |
| decorative art. | | | | Panmure Hotel |
| Verdant Works takes you on a historical tour of | | | | Swallow Dundee Hotel |
| the jute trade. Thestory of jute and the story of | | | | Shaftesbury Hotel |
| Dundee are inseparable. At its peak theindustry | | | | DAYS INN DUNDEE |
| employed 50,000 people in the city and satisfied | | | | Apex City Quay Hotel & Spa |
| much of theworlds demand for jute goods. | | | | Dundee East Premier Travel Inn |
| Discovery Point is the home of Captain Scott's | | | | Dundee North Premier Travel Inn |
| famous Royal | | | | Entertainment |
| Research Ship Discovery. | | | | Dundee has all the entertainment facilities you |
| Things to do: | | | | come to expect from amodern city. Theatre, |
| Give yourself plenty of time to absorb romantic | | | | Comedy and the latest films are all available. |
| castles and stunningformal gardens; experience | | | | Dundee Repertory Theatre is based at the heart |
| top-quality visitor attractions that inform,inspire | | | | of the city'scultural quarter It is a unique |
| and entertain; and indulge in modern, 21st | | | | organisation in the UK, providing themost |
| century,cosmopolitan city life, which combines | | | | comprehensive arts services in Scotland, offering |
| shopping, art, theatre andculture. | | | | audiences an allyear round mix of theatre, dance, |
| Glamis Castle is the family home of the Earls of | | | | music, comedy and more. It is a majorartistic |
| Strathmore and | | | | community that is home to Scotland's only |
| Kinghorne and has been a royal residence since | | | | full-time Ensemble |
| 1372. Here you cancelebrate the childhood home | | | | Company, the Scottish Dance Theatre - |
| of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. | | | | Scotland's principal modern dancecompany and the |
| Arbroath Abbey hosted the most significant | | | | Education & Community Company one of the |
| event in Scottishhistory. On 6 April 1320 the | | | | UK'slargest and most acclaimed Community Arts |
| Scottish Declaration of Independence wassigned | | | | organisations. |
| by the assembled Scottish nobility in Arbroath | | | | Dundee's Whitehall Theatre puts a huge mix of |
| Abbey. | | | | shows and talentunder the spotlight. It is Dundee's |
| Barry Mill is an early 19th-century working mill. | | | | original 'Music Hall' and issituated within the centre |
| Here you canenjoy the sights and sounds of the | | | | of Dundee. The Theatre puts on a variety |
| splash of the water-wheel and thesound and smell | | | | ofshows including West End performers, TV |
| of grinding grain. | | | | stars, local Amateur Groups andshows specifically |
| Angus Folk Museum is one of Scotland's finest | | | | for children. |
| folk museums and itis where to find out about life | | | | Cineworld is a multi-screen cinema located at the |
| in rural Scotland during the past 200years. | | | | Camperdown |
| Scone place breathes history like nowhere else in | | | | Leisure Park and shows the latest films. |
| Scotland. It isthe home of the Earls of Mansfield, | | | | Dundee and the surrounding area is the ideal place |
| and a major attraction to visitorsfrom all over the | | | | to see the historyof Scotland at close quarters. |
| world. Fifteen hundred years ago, it was the | | | | With so many historical sites your lustfor |
| capitalof the Pictish kingdom and the centre of | | | | information will be satisfied. If shopping is more |
| the ancient Celtic church. Ithas housed the Stone | | | | your way ofenjoying your leisure time then |
| of Destiny and been immortalised in | | | | Dundee has a modern shopping centre tooffer |
| Shakespeare's | | | | you and quick access to major cities such as |
| Macbeth. | | | | Glasgow and |
| Dundee shopping is where visitors can enjoy | | | | Edinburgh. |
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| giftedand talented crafts people in and around | | | | Biography |
| rural Angus. | | | | Name: Maria Williams |
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| Dundee has a variety of eateries, restaurants and | | | | Biography: Maria writes for Sleep UK - providers |
| pubs that will suitall tastes and budgets. You can | | | | of cheap uk hotels. |
| savour the flavour all across Dundee'scity centre. | | | | |