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| Dundee Travel Guide for backpackers |
| Set in a landscape of contrasts with the Highland Glens and gentle rolling lowlands offset by the rugged coastline, where romantic castles and magnificent gardens take the traveller into a different reality.
Not all of Dundee lives in the past though and the city has new millennium modernity along with top rate shopping, art, theatre and culture. |
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 DAILY BUDGET in DUNDEE - Bank on spending a bare minimum of US$35 a day for camping or staying in hostels and providing your own meals, or really flash the bucks with a room at a B&B, restaurant food, and visiting a few sights for US$72 upwards. |
Glamis Castle & Village - Enjoy the peaceful gardens in the landscaped park of the castle immortalized in Shakespeare's play ‘Macbeth'.
Barrack Street Natural History Museum - Stand in awe before the skeleton of whale that that washed up on a beach in 1883.
Discovery Point - See Captain Scott's famous ship RRS Discovery on which he sailed into Antarctica.
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The Golden Dragon - Tav St., great Chinese food within a backpacker's budget is served here.
Gallery Cafe - McManus Galleries, coffee, cakes and reasonable priced chow are sold here.
Tak-Awa - Clepington Road is great for (duh) take-aways.
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The Centenary Bar - On Clepington Road, this is a great working man's pub where you can relax and have a few shots without standing on ceremony.
The Planet Bar - On South Road, this friendly local has been described as a ‘good little boozer', and that just about sums it up.
The Weavers Arms - On Princes St, is a great place for Karaoke, with man sized bar lunches at backpacker-sized prices.
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