Dundee's attractions

Broughty Castle-Bunoti Castle Bunoti Castle is located on a rocky promontory at the mouth of the Thai River, 6 kilometers east of Dundee. The castle was built in 1496. Historically, there have been many fierce battles here. The castle is maintained by the Dundee government and the Scottish Historical Heritage Committee. There is a small museum in the castle, which is famous for its collection of the best oil paintings in Scotland.

Discovery point-discovery base

The exploration base is the location of the Royal Research Ship (RRS Discovery). Discovery is the last traditional wooden three-masted ship built in Britain. It was built by robert scott, the most famous British polar explorer. It is 52 meters long, with a displacement of 1.570 and a top speed of 8 knots (15km). It is specially designed for Antarctic exploration. Discovery was launched on 190 1, which is a famous tourist attraction and symbol in Dundee.

Green Works-(Dundee Marijuana Museum) This building used to be a cannabis factory in Dundee. Dundee Heritage Trust was restored on 199 1 Purchase and 1996 and opened to the public as a marijuana museum. It is also the only marijuana museum in Britain. The textile industry once dominated Dundee's economic lifeline in history. During the peak period from 1860 to 1870, Dundee had more than 60 textile mills and employed more than 50,000 workers. Since 1987, the building of this flax factory has been positioned as a first-class protected building by the Scottish Heritage Center.

Dundilao-Dundee Mountain Dundee Mountain is an extinct volcano in Dundee City, which was formed 400 million years ago. Law is a unique word in Scotland, which means hill or mound. The highest point of Mount Dundee is 572 feet above sea level. Dundee's urban nature protection strategy, within the scope permitted by law, tries to prevent this place from being destroyed by man. It is home to all kinds of trees, plants, mosses, fungi, insects, birds and small mammals. At the same time, you can overlook the panoramic view of Dundee, and you can see the Taihe estuary in the east, with an excellent perspective.

Mills Observatory-Mills Observatory is open to the public every working night from 10 to March of the following year, except public holidays, as long as the weather permits. Built in 1935, the observatory has a classic sandstone appearance and a 7-meter-diameter dome, which includes a Victoria Refractive Telescope, a small planetarium and an exhibition area. This is the only full-time observatory built in Britain to encourage the public to understand science.

Mcmanus Gallery-mcmanus Gallery mcmanus Gallery is a Gothic Renaissance building located in the center of Dundee. The building includes a museum and an art gallery, which are collected in Dundee's related collections, including art decoration, painting and natural history collections. Since the opening of 1867, it has become the artistic and cultural center of Dundee. In 2000, it was rated as the most popular building in Dundee. In order to give visitors a better experience, 20 10 renovated the museum and updated its facilities.

Camperdown wildlife center -Camperdown wildlife protection center Camperdown wildlife protection center is open to the public all year round, which is very suitable for families with children to go out for weekends. There are various educational and recreational activities here all year round. The Animal Protection Center is located in Camperdown Country Park in Dundee, which is only 15 minutes' drive from Dundee downtown. There are more than 50 kinds of animals here, many of which are endangered wild animals, including lynx, wolf, snowy owl, ring-tailed lemur, marmoset, European brown bear and so on.

Monique National Park monique National Park monique is a village located in Angus, northeast of Dundee. Monicault National Park includes reservoirs, woodlands and parks. If you want to visit rural life in Scotland, it is an ideal place. The scenery here is beautiful all year round. Usually, most of the day, there will be staff patrolling here.

Campbell National Park-Campbell National Park Campbell National Park is the largest public park in Dundee, covering an area of 400 acres. The name of the park comes from celebrating the victory of British Admiral Adam Duncan in the Battle of Camperdown on the Dutch coast in 1797. The park is open to the public on 1949, and there are more than 90 kinds of trees in it. The Camperdown Villa in the park was built in the19th century and is the largest Greek Renaissance villa in Scotland. Villa 1946 was acquired by the government and is a first-class cultural relic protection building in Scotland.

Dundee Sensory Science Center Dundee Sensory Science Center Dundee Sensory Science Center is a part of the network of Scottish science centers and a four-star tourist attraction designated by the Scottish Tourism Board. It was opened to the public in 2000. The center is a registered non-profit organization, sponsored and donated by local enterprises and the public. Interactive exhibits mainly focus on life sciences, especially senses. The center also focuses on the practical exploration of robotics and scientific learning.