Best Landmarks in Dundee

An excellent viewpoint overlooking the city of Dundee and the estuary, named for its Gaelic meaning.

The Wishart Arch is a historic gateway in Dundee, notable as the only surviving part of the Old Town wall and significant for its association with George Wishard's historical sermon.

Reform Street is a notable street in Dundee featuring several late 19th-century buildings, some of which have survived and retain their original architectural charm.

A statue of the popular comic character Desperate Dan, a well-known figure originating from Dundee's famous comic publisher D.C. Thomson.

The West Protection Wall was a historical structure in Dundee, designed to safeguard the docklands from adverse weather conditions.

The Victoria Royal Arch was a significant monument in Dundee erected in the 1840s to honor Queen Victoria's visit, but it no longer stands today.

West Market Gate is a location in Dundee where late Victorian industrial buildings, formerly Jute and Hope Works, still stand, highlighting the city's jute manufacturing past.

The Townhouse was a grand 18th-century building in Dundee that stood until 1932, with its location now part of the modern City Square.

City Square is a central public space in Dundee, located where the historic Townhouse once stood and now bordered by prominent civic structures.

The City Chambers are important civic buildings that form the boundary of Dundee's City Square, representing the city's administrative center.

A statue celebrating Dundee's status as the birthplace of the video game industry, specifically honoring the 'Lemmings' game.

This prominent hill rises above the city, rewarding hikers with panoramic views of Dundee and the surrounding landscape.

The Dundee Law is an extinct volcano offering panoramic views of the city, the River Tay, and the surrounding landscape.