Maritime Dundee

 A harbour has existed in Dundee since the 12th century. For many centuries the coastline was the focal point for the burgh's trade with the merchants and seamen living close by. Whales and walrus, textiles, sugar and jute all passed through these ever-growing harbours. Discover a 17th century Sea Captain's House, the Frigate Unicorn and the Royal Research Ship Discovery. Your guide will tell of the men - and woman - who made the sea their life.     

The Royal Burgh

Medieval Dundee was a close-knit community that saw regular attacks by English forces. This ensures plenty of tales of siege victims and perpetrators. Discover the hidden, altered and surviving sites from this formative period in Dundee's history. Starting at the Castle hill this walk takes in a 16th century merchant's house, the city churches and tower as well as a Franciscan orchard.      

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Ecclesiastical Dundee

Dundee was known as having the most religious establishments in Scotland. Your guide knows every street corner, nook and cranny where there was a meeting hall, chapel, monastery or kirk. Hear of the impact that the church and its leaders had on residents of the city.

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Adults £10.00 

Over 65s/10-16s £7.00 

Under 10s Free

All tours require a minimum of two persons.