At almost 200 years old, HMS Unicorn is one of the world's most remarkable historic ships and the last surviving wooden warship left in Scotland.

Built for the Royal Navy and launched in 1824, HMS Unicorn is now preserved as a historic ship and visitor attraction in Dundee.

As one of the world's six oldest ships and with four atmospheric decks to explore, HMS Unicorn is great fun for all the family and suitable for all ages.

So come aboard and step back in time to learn about life at sea, the history of the Navy in Dundee and warships in ‘the Golden Age of Sail’.

Caird Park is a fine 18-hole parkland course, with a testing little 9-hole course, too! Plus, don't forget to check out our Golf Simluator offering the chance to play a choice of 46 courses from around the world!

18 holes, 6280 yards, SSS 70, par 72

Caird Park is an outstanding 'pay and play' course set in extensive parkland on the northern outskirts of Dundee. Suitable for beginners and seasoned players, the course is both accessible and affordable and boasts beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. It was once heralded as one of the busiest courses in Europe.

Opened in 1923 Caird Park is an easy walking course surrounded by avenues of trees and views north to the Sidlaw Hills. It is a wonderful parkland track, rather easy to score on the first few holes, but increasing in difficulty as the layout progresses towards the middle section of the course (holes 7-13). The 243-yard 12th hole is a particular test, whilst the back 9 cross the Gelly Burn four times!

Caird Park also boasts a testing 9-hole course and a Golf Simulator which offers the chance to test your skills on no fewer than 46 courses from around the world, including Gleneagles, The Old Course, St Andrews, The Belfry and Pebble Beach!

Visit the website for further details www.golfdundee.com

Offering fun multi-rider (for up to 8 people) and small group individual paddleboard, kayak and canoe tours around Tayside and Perthshire

Come join us as we hit the waterways of Perthshire and Tayside for a wide range of paddlesports experiences.

You can choose between:

- a megaSUP tour, perfect for up to 8 people touring local lochs and making a splash. Brilliant fun for all the family!

- Individual paddleboards to test your balance.

- Double kayaks and canoes to let you explore further.

Our favourite venues include Broughty Ferry beach, Faskally Loch, Loch Tay and the River Tay.

We provide all safety equipment (buoyancy aids/wetsuits), all gear and a fully qualified experienced guide who is passionate about sharing local knowledge as well as paddling tips for a great session!

Get in touch with Keith now to discuss bespoke tour ideas.

The University of Dundee Museums looks after over 33,000 historical artefacts, artworks and specimens acquired during the 140+ years of our existence. We have several spaces and host a variety of free public exhibitions of art and science.

The University of Dundee Museums looks after over 33,000 historical artefacts, artworks and specimens acquired during the 140+ years of our existence. The Tower Foyer & Lamb Galleries are the main exhibition spaces for the University of Dundee's extensive Museum Collections. They host a stimulating variety of exhibitions of art and science as well as showcasing some of the University's exciting new research. Our exhibitions are free and open to all and change regularly- check our website for details of what's on.

As well as these two exhibition spaces we have two other venues which are open to the public at different times.

The Tayside Medical History Museum showcases the extraordinary history of pioneering medical research and practice in Dundee and the surrounding region. The museum has a variety of permanent and temporary displays around the hospital. The main permanent display can be found outside the Gannochy Trust Lecture Theatre in the School of Medicine, level 7.

The D'Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum houses many fascinating specimens from around the world. Most of them were collected by the celebrated Sir D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, the first Professor of Biology at Dundee. Because the museum is used throughout the year for University teaching, our opening hours are restricted - we open on the second Saturday afternoon of every month and every Friday afternoon during the summer.

Our varied programme of events connects you with our collections both at our venues and across the city - check our website to find out more.

Experience life in the Antarctic with Captain Scott and his crew on the Royal Research Ship Discovery at Discovery Point. Climb aboard this remarkable ship to uncover the tale of one of the most heroic voyages of exploration ever undertaken.

A voyage of adventure awaits at Discovery Point and the Royal Research Ship Discovery!

Over 12 interactive galleries

360-view over Dundee in our award-winning Discovery Dome

One historic ship; Captain Scott's Discovery

Follow in the footsteps of Captain Scott and Ernest Shackleton aboard the Royal Research Ship Discovery at the multi award-winning Discovery Point, and experience their Antarctic adventures brought to life. And, step back in time to Dundee in 1901 with our latest addition, the Discovery Dome; an immersive audio-visual experience with British artist Luke Jerram's 'Gaia' as its centrepiece, accompanied by narration from Alan Cumming. In 1901 Captain Robert Falcon Scott set sail in Dundee-built Discovery. As part of the epic voyage Scott and his men spent two long harsh winters frozen into the crushing Antarctic ice. Discovery returned home in 1904 to a hero's welcome and a place in maritime history. Its remarkable 120+ year history spans oceanographic research, wartime, Antarctic voyages, Sea Scouts and more. Climb aboard the Royal Research Ship to discover life above and below deck! An unforgettable day out for the whole family, at the heart of Dundee's waterfront. Joint tickets available with our sister attraction, Verdant Works Museum!*

*Visit www.rrsdiscovery.co.uk for joint ticket information.

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The McManus is a magnificent Victorian, Gothic building where art, history and the environment combine to offer a fascinating insight into Dundee. It is home to Dundee's main collection spanning 400 million years and has been at the heart of art and culture in the City since 1867. Eight beautiful open gallery spaces house stunning exhibitions of art, history and the environment. Throughout the galleries visitors can learn about early man in the area, admire stunning paintings and explore artefacts from industries past and present. There is a changing programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year. Other facilities include a café and gift shop. Admission Free.

The McManus: Dundee’s Art Gallery & Museum, an award-winning Victorian, Gothic building, is home to Dundee's main collection spanning 400 million years, and has been at the heart of art and culture in the City since 1867. Eight beautiful open gallery spaces house stunning exhibitions of art, history and the environment, giving a fascinating insight into Dundee.

In addition to the permanent displays, there is a changing programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year, including workshops, talks and activities.

With so many galleries and exhibits to see, you might want to take a break for a snack or lunch at our welcoming cafe, with its outdoor terrace and extensive menu. For a quality memento if your visit, be sure to pop into The McManus Shop, which stocks a wide range of historical reproductions, traditional toys, books and jewellery.

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www.mcmanus.co.uk

The remains of St Andrews Cathedral, which was Scotland’s largest cathedral and most magnificent church, show how impressive it used to be.

The museum houses an outstanding collection of early and later medieval sculptures and other relics found on the site, including the magnificent St Andrews Sarcophagus of Pictish date. The precinct walls are particularly well preserved.

St Rule's Tower, in the precinct, is part of the first church of the Augustinian canons at St Andrews built in the early 12th century. There are splendid views from the top.

The grounds are accessible to visitors using wheelchairs although help may be needed to cross foundation stones. The primary display of carved stones in the visitor centre is accessible but there are four steps to the shop and a further four steps to the secondary display of post reformation grave stones. St Rule's Tower is not suitable for visitors with physical disabilities.

Dundee Science Centre is an award-winning visitor attraction & educational charity promoting hands-on learning and showcasing the wonders of science through interactive exhibits and an immersive experience for all ages.

Dundee Science Centre is an award-winning visitor attraction & educational charity promoting hands-on learning and showcasing the wonders of science through interactive exhibits and an immersive experience for all ages.

Our Centre is designed to inspire the scientist in all of us. Challenge your design skills in our We Are Inventing zone, explore the wonders of the natural world in We are Discovering, and try your hand at heart surgery in our Medical Marvels augmented reality operating room.

Cafe Create offers a relaxed environment to enjoy soft drinks, snacks, cakes and lunches throughout the day, as well as a range of free kids toys and activities to explore!

Don't forget to check out the Gift Shop for souvenirs of your visit or science gifts for family and friends!