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Scotland’s most underrated city – birthplace of the Beano and Dandy comics
DUNDEE has been named the most underrated city to visit in Scotland, thanks to attractions like watersports in the quay and Scotland’s first design museum.
Travel guide creator Peter Naldrett, who has visited all 76 cities in the UK, raved about Dundee.
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The Sheffield-based writer says Dundee, with its 150,000 residents, more than holds its own as a city break destination against the likes of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Peter, who wrote the book Bright Lights, Big Cities, told Sun Online Travel: “Dundee is the most underrated city in Scotland for tourists to visit, thanks to its brilliant museums.
“Not only is it the birthplace of famous comic books like The Beano and Dandy, it’s also home to the ship that took Shackleton to Antarctica.
“Dundee has a really nice feel thanks to its river and waterfront where there are loads of attractions to keep families entertained.”
Must-see museums
The Discovery Point is a TripAdvisor Travellers‘ Choice Award Winner and one of the city’s top attractions.
Inside the sprawling museum, visitors will be able to learn about the history of whaling and explore Royal Research Ship Discovery, the vessel Ernest Shackleton and Captain Scott used to sail to Antarctica.
The 123-year-old ship underwent a £1.4million conservation project to keep the historic vessel well-preserved for future generations.
Entry tickets into the Discovery Point cost £17 for a full-paying adult and £9.50 for kids.
Dundee Science Centre is another TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award Winner.
Home to interactive exhibits and immersive experiences there’s enough to keep the entire family entertained.
There’s also V&A Dundee, which is thought to be the “flagship of the city’s regeneration”.
Located in the heart of Dundee’s redeveloped waterfront, V&A Dundee became Scotland’s first design museum when it opened in 2018.
Free to enter, visitors will be able to learn about the history of Scottish design as well as making the most of the family-friendly drop-in sessions.
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Watersports and waterparks
Not only does the Scottish city sing about its history but it also makes the most of its river and quay, offering a whole host of activities and attractions for its visitors.
One of those is Wild Shore Dundee, a water-based adventure hub with an aqua park, stand-up paddleboarding and open water city.
For those who prefer to keep their feet on the ground, Alastair Derrick is a tour guide who runs Dundee Waterfront Walks.
Lasting for 75 minutes, Alastair takes visitors for a short walk along the waterfront while detailing 400 million years of Dundee’s history.
There’s also the Olympia, a leisure centre that underwent a £6million refurb.
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Writer Janice Hopper explored Dundee back in 2023, here’s what she thought about the underrated city.
EXPECT volcanic views, great fashion and Scottish salami in Dundee.
Take a 30-minute cycle along the waterfront to Broughty Ferry for indie fashion shops like Scandi-inspired Lulu & M, colourful Bella Mella and chic Prego Boutique.
The fascinating Verdant Works museum – home to the city’s huge 19th-century jute production – tells of how Dundee got its “She Town” nickname. Entry costs £14 per adult (Verdantworks.co.uk).
Later, dine at Daisy Tasker, a bistro dedicated to a local mill girl who also loved organising work socials.
Opt for duck liver parfait with Dundee marmalade, £5.95, and hake with red lentil dal curry, £16.50.
Pick up cracking Scottish cheese at The Cheesery, such as buttery Wee Comrie and tastier-than-it-sounds Minger (Thecheesery.co.uk).
Then, nab unique gifts like T-Rex earrings crafted by local makers at Maisy & Mac (Maisieandmac.com).
Tea aficionados shouldn’t miss J A Braithwaite, where tins of tea and coffee line the walls (Facebook.com/J.A.Braithwaite).
In addition to the usual indoor pools, the Dundee-based leisure centre also has a rapid river and four flume rides, including the Cannonball, which has a 3.8m drop into the water.
For younger holidaymakers, there’s also a toddler pool with a water play structure, a water wall, tipping buckets, a water cannon and a water slide.
Nearby there’s also Broughty Ferry Beach, which is nestled beneath a historic castle in the former fishing village of Broughty Ferry.
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Outdoor experiences
There are plenty of activities and attractions that are away from the water, including Dundee Botanic Garden.
Spanning across 9.5 hectares, the garden is home to a wide range of plants and shrubs as well as tropical glasshouses, a water garden and a herb garden.
There’s also Balnuith Alpacas, which is located on the very edge of Dundee.
The Scottish farm is home to rare breeds of farm animals like Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys, Falabella Miniature Horses, Poitou Donkeys, Guanacos and often newborn babies.
Fans of the Beano and Dandy will want to take photos next to the statues of famous comic book characters like Dennis the Menace, Desperate Dan and Minnie the Minx.
Head to the High Street to get started, with other statues on Albert Square.
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Food and drink
Scotland’s most underrated city is home to plenty of pubs here adults can sink a pint – and kids are welcome.
One of those places is Tickety Boo’s, a traditional boozer that serves a range of hearty meals.
There’s also The Fisherman’s Tavern, located just a stone’s throw from the waterfront and housed in a row of 17th-century cottages, it’s the perfect calling point for a day at the waterfront.
Gidi Grill serves West African and Caribbean Cuisine and is one of Dundee’s top restaurants.
Other top-rated spots include Wee Mexico, Agacan and Rancho Pancho.
A short history of Dundee
DUNDEE’S origins can be traced all the way back to the Pictish Period (300 to 900 AD), when it was known as Alectum.
The city was later renamed Dundee by the Gaelic-speaking Scots.
During the medieval period, the Scottish city became an important trading port.
The city’s status really grew during the Industrial Revolution, when it became known as the global centre for jute production, earning Dundee the nickname Juteopolis.
Dundee’s economy diversified even more in the 20th century thanks to significant developments in the fields of biomedical and technological research.
Nowadays, the city is undergoing a period of regeneration, with lots of investment being pumped into cultural projects like V&A Dundee.
Last week, Peter explained why Brits should visit Salford – tiny cultural powerhouse on the outskirts of Greater Manchester.
And we’ve recently revealed our favourite spots for a September break.
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A VILLAGE in Northamptonshire full of historic attractions and home to a famous gin has now been put on the map for another reason.
Harrington is a small village situated on the River Ise surrounded by beautiful countryside.
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Among the things it’s famous for is The Tollemache Arms pub, which has just been crowned Great British Pub of the Year and Best Country Pub in the 2024 Great British Pub Awards.
The 17th century pub describes itself as “quintessentially British”.
Nicknamed ‘The Tolly’ by the owners and locals, the pub has recently been refurbished and offers a tasty menu with everything from sharing platters to handmade pizzas within a cosy setting.
In the summer, customers can enjoy drinks in its spacious garden. In winter, there’s a log fire to get cosy next to.
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One customer that visited the pub in June this year wrote on Tripadvisor: “Cannot rate this lovely place highly enough. Amazing from start to finish.
“The welcome we got was the best I have probably ever had in a small pub.”
Among the drinks on offer at The Tolly is Warner’s gin, which gin fans may be familiar with.
Available to buy from Waitrose online, the gin is made at the Warner’s Distillery just down the road.
It’s produced in a 200 year old barn by husband and wife team Tom and Tina.
There’s a farm shop at the distillery selling all Warner’s products, which includes rhubarb gin and apple and pear gin.
Customers can also immerse themselves in a tasting tour, which includes a drink on arrival, tasting of its gins, rums, and other spirits, and a walking tour of the farm.
Harrington is also famed for its historic sites, such as Harrington Aviation Museum.
The museum, also known as the Carpetbagger Aviation Museum, is a great place to visit for those interested in World War II aviation history.
Highlights include a rare look at the secret work of the British Special Operations Executive from their RAF base at Tempsford.
Just a 15 minute drive away, families can enjoy sheep and piglet racing at West Lodge Farm Park.
The racing takes place daily and is a favourite attraction for those who visit regularly.
Visitors are even invited to try their hand at pig herding.
There are also a variety of beautiful walks and trails to enjoy around the farm, pony rides, and the chance to hold rabbits, guinea pigs, chicks and ducklings at certain times of year.
The farm is complete with an adventure playground, adventure golf, ride on tractors, and a ‘Barrell Ride’, which does a double circuit of the outdoor play area, making it the perfect day out for families with kids.
Great British Pub Awards 2024 winners
Overall Great British Pub of the Year & Best Country Pub – The Tollemache Arms, Harrington, Northamptonshire
Best Town Pub – Bull & Swan, Stamford, Lincolnshire
Best Pub for Dogs – Twenty9 Bar and Restaurant, Burnham Market, Norfolk
Best Pub for Entertainment – The Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich, London
Best Pub for Food – Hinds Head, Bray, Berkshire
Best Pub Garden – Myrtle Tavern, Leeds, West Yorkshire
Best Pub to Watch Sport – The Gardeners Arms/Murderers, Norwich, Norfolk
Best Sustainable Pub – The Pig’s Head, London
Best Community Pub – The Swan, Windsor, Berkshire
Best Pub for Beer – The Tamworth Tap, Tamowrth, Staffordshire
Greene King Pub of the Year – The Cott Inn, Dartington, Devon
Admiral Taverns Pub of the Year – The Royal Oak, Brandon, Warwickshire
Marston’s Pub of the Year – Griffin Loughborough, Leicestershire
Stonegate Group Pub Partners Pub of the Year – The Gloucester Old Spot, Bristol
Punch Pub of the Year – The Red Lion, Cranford, Kettering
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Is this Spain’s most incredible hotel room? Ibiza beachfront suite has a DJ decks, TWO jacuzzis and Champagne fridge
THERE’S a VIP hotel suite in Spain that has a DJ Mixer, 52-inch flat-screen TV, a terrace with a hydro massage tub, and it boasts panoramic views over the Mediterranean.
The Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel is a legendary haunt of the rich and famous with music artists Calvin Harris, David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia performing at its club.
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Holidaymakers who want to glimpse the glittering life of a celebrity might want to book an overnight stay at the I’m on Top of the World suite.
Located on the eighth floor of the Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel, the suite spans for 200 square metres.
It has all the features you’d expect to find inside a plush hotel suite, including a king-size bed, a cluster of armchairs, a walk-in wardrobe, two bathrooms and a dining room table.
The sprawling suite has plenty of wow-factor amenities like a jacuzzi in the bedroom, a DJ table and stereo system, a huge 63-inch flat-screen TV and a champagne fridge.
There’s also a balcony with sofa beds, armchairs, hammocks and a jacuzzi – in case you were worried one wasn’t enough.
Guests are also given a Hermes welcome kit and a bottle of champagne upon arrival.
Some interesting extras can also be requested like tattoo kits and a bar stocked with alcoholic drinks.
And it’s not just the amenities that make the suite arguably one of the best in Spain, it’s the hotel services that are available to guests like a complimentary massage and preferential treatment over sunbeds.
Away from the rooms, there’s plenty to keep guests entertained like the hotel’s well-known stage where music legends have performed.
There are plenty of other amenities in the hotel, including five restaurants and two pools.
What is it like to stay at Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel?
I’d already visited Ibiza four times, but for my 40th I wanted to go all out and stay at the cult hotel and club Ushuaïa, which opened in 2011. After all, you don’t go to Ibiza to sleep (although we did get some kip in the enormous bed and on the private beach).
Follow the beat
Just 10 minutes drive from Ibiza airport, we get our first glimpse of the Ushuaïa Tower, clad with giant wildflowers.
The aroma of mandarin and ginger, the hotel’s signature fragrance, wafts down the red carpet, while the modern arty decor, electronic dance soundtrack and welcome treats of sex on the beach cocktail lollies show us that we’ve found the right place.
From frogs dancing in the flowerbeds to giant ants climbing the whitewashed walls, the design is unique. There’s the spectacular party pool, private plunge pools and Playa d’en Bossa’s golden sands just steps away.
Everyone who’s anyone has played Ushuaïa, and this year Calvin Harris returns to a residency, alongside David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia. If you’re staying at the hotel, you’re on the guest list!
Our superior double room has mirrored walls, a waterfall shower, Clarins toiletries and a “maxibar” with spirits and snacks plus glitter tattoos and diamanté face masks.
At The Beach Club, we find beautiful feather-clad dancers and wellness cabanas offering massages.
Japanese restaurant Minami sits directly behind the main stage, offering incredible sushi, from £2 a piece and a front-row seat at the party, while Montauk Steakhouse cooks meat to perfection – try the sharing plate of tenderloin, ribeye, skirt steak and pichana, £41.50 per person.
Elsewhere, The Oyster & Caviar poolside bar has ceviche and fresh oysters on ice, £7 each, served with low-tempo beats, and The Beach by Ushuaia dishes up sharing paellas, from £32 per person, as well as the Unexpected Breakfast – with everything from steak to ice cream on offer come sunrise.
By Sasha Cunningham
The hotel has been praised by guests on TripAdvisor, with a 4.5/5 star rating from thousands of reviews.
One person wrote: “My husband and myself have Been going to Ushuaia for quite a few years now and the experience is exceptional every time.”
Another person added: “My stay at Ushuaia Hotel in Ibiza was fantastic! From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere was electric, and it only got better with the incredible events.”
Sun Online Travel have found overnight stays in the I’m on top of the World suite from £2,860.
Stays at the Junior Suite are a lot cheaper, starting from £135 per person.
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OTHER SPANISH HOTELS
Several other hotels in Spain have incredible hotel rooms like the 80’s Suite at the Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza.
Fit for rock and roll royalty, the lavish suite is equipped with a full bar, an indoor jacuzzi and guests can get a Fender electric guitar or a Crosley turntable delivered to their suite.
Overnight stays start from £162 per night per person, based on two people sharing a room.
There’s also the Signature Level Junior Suite Swim Up at TRS Ibiza Hotel.
Exclusively for adults, guests in this suite will have their own jacuzzi and a semi-private pool, with other benefits include free access to the hydrotherapy spa circuit and a late check-out.
Stays at TRS Ibiza Hotel start from £235 per person per night.
There’s also the Rock Star Suite at the Hard Rock Hotel in Tenerife.
Located on the top floor of the Nirvana Tower, it’s the largest and most exclusive suite in the hotel.
It’s home to luxury comforts like two king beds and a living room with designer furniture.
Stays at Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife start from £129 per person per night for a Junior Suite.
Everything you need to know about visiting Spain
- Brits must have at least three months left on their passport from the day they plan to leave the country.
- Tourists do not need a visa if visiting for up to 90 days in an 180-day period.
- Make sure your passport is stamped on entry and exit.
- Travellers may be asked to show hotel booking confirmations and that they have enough money for their stay at the border.
- Spain is one hour ahead of the UK.
- The country uses the euro with around €10 working out to £8.55.
- Flights to Spain from the UK take between 2-4 hours depending on the destination.
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AS the winter months approach, many Brits will be looking to escape the cold and enjoy a last minute break in warmer climates.
With many regions in Spain averaging temperatures between 20-25C October to December, the Caravan and Motorhome Club is offering members the opportunity to book a winter sun stay at a beautiful Spanish campsite.
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The campsites below all offer luxury facilities – heated pools, plush restaurants and state-of-the-art gyms.
Spaces are still available at some locations and prices start from just £15.50 a night.
Vilanova Park in Barcelona
Situated near the bustling city of Barcelona, Vilanova Park is a large campsite with lots of facilities and activities going on.
It was a former farm, but now has three pools – two outdoor pools, a pool with a view of the sea, and an indoor pool with a jacuzzi – a gym and a sauna.
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There’s a strong emphasis on social activities, with an aqua gym, Zumba, salsa classes and bingo nights going on.
Evenings can be spent eating in the campsite’s Catalan restaurant and bar.
The site is also in a great location for visiting Barcelona, which can be reached by transport links or car.
Availability: All dates from January 18th to April 4th.
Price: From £15.50 per night for two people staying 60 nights or more.
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La Media Lagua in Benidorm
La Media Legua campsite can be found in between the popular resorts of Benidorm and L’Albir on the Costa Blanca.
It offers a range of high quality modern facilities, including an outdoor pool for campers to cool down in during summer, and a heated indoor pool for colder months.
Farmhouse is its onsite restaurant and bar that serves local dishes within a relaxing atmosphere.
There’s a gym for those that want to stay active, with panoramic views of the whole campsite.
An onsite supermarket makes sure campers have everything they need.
And beautiful beaches, lively nightlife, and family attractions, like Aqualandia and Terra Natura, are all nearby.
Availability: All dates from January 12th to March 29th.
Price: From £18.50 per night for two people staying 31 nights or more.
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Alannia Costa Blanca near Alicante
Alannia Costa Blanca is one of the largest campsites in Spain, about a half an hour drive from Alicante.
Because of its location, it’s best suited to those seeking a lively social scene.
British couple holiday in a Spanish caravan park every winter as it’s cheaper than staying in the UK
Mike Townsend and his wife Jane said holidaying in Spain during this time of year is much cheaper than staying in the UK…
Mike and Jane have been spending their winters in Spain the last two years.
In April 2021, Mike and Jane purchased a four-birth Elddis motorhome, with a fixed bed at the back for extra comfort.
He told Sun Travel: “Our plan was to explore the UK for two or three years because there are so many great places here that we haven’t been to.
“But two of our friends, who already owned a motorhome, asked if we wanted to go on holiday in Spain.”
On their first motorhome holiday in Spain, they spent five weeks exploring the country.
And when the couple returned to the UK, they started planning their next campervan adventure.
Mike said: “Earlier this year, we spent five weeks driving through Spain and Portugal before we got the ferry back from Santander.”
“On our winter breaks, we try and stay at campsites that are associated with the Caravan and Motorhome Club.”
This is because the Caravan and Motorhome Club has some campsites that cost as little as £12 per night.
The breaks, which include a return ferry crossing with P&O from Dover to Calais, mean Brits spend six to 10 weeks in sunny Spain.
Mr Townsend explained: “We go in February and March to avoid the winter weather here in the UK, and we don’t have to pay for heating.”
It has more than 1,000 pitches, over 200 quality cabins to stay in, and plenty of modern amenities, including a hair salon, supermarket, gym and spa.
There’s also outdoor and heated pools with slides, restaurants, pubs, kids clubs, and playgrounds – everything you could need for a great family holiday.
Availability: From February 26th to March 29th.
Price: From £17 per night for two people staying 31 nights or more.
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