As you approach the Tay Road Bridge whether by car or by train through the Tay Rail Bridge you begin to understand why they call the river Silvery Tay. The city is situated on the east coast of Scotland on the north bank of the firth of Tay.
Dundee is Scotlands fourth largest city and one of the most beautiful! Driving across the bridge you can clearly see the Law Hill. The city is built around this extinct volcano. You can drive right up to the top of the hill and from this vantage point you can see the whole of Dundee!
Dundee is Scotlands sunniest city (it faces south) with over 1400 hours of sunshine every year. Its title City of Discovery comes from the HM Frigate Unicorn, the oldest surviving ship in the UK.
Dundee is known for its 3 Js Jute, Jam & Journalism. Although the Jute & Jam industry is no longer predominant in Dundee, you can still see the towers associated with the industry. Verdant Works is ideal for tourists wishing to learn about Dundees Jute Industry.
Keillers of Dundee pioneered the manufacture of marmalade here. They bought a shipload of oranges which they were unable to sell. Janet Keiller specialized in selling jam...