Dundee Marketgait
Situated on the north banks of the Tay Estuary, Dundee was once a major whaling port. Today, it is the fourth largest city in Scotland and has reinvented itself as a contemporary, cultural and artistic city, which also happens to be home to over 20,000 university students. With plenty of restaurants and superb shopping centres on offer, Dundee is popular throughout the year, attracting visitors who come to see the local attractions, including the statue of Desperate Dan in City Square. Because it’s so busy, parking in Dundee can present a problem unless you know where to go! The Dundee Marketgait NCP car park is within walking distance of everything you need to make your trip a memorable one. West Market-Gait falls out-with Dundee City Council LEZ Zone
Overgate Shopping Centre Parking
If you’re looking for somewhere to flex your shopping muscles, there’s nowhere better than the Overgate Shopping Centre. A mere six-minute walk from the Dundee Marketgait NCP car park, the Overgate Shopping Centre hosts 56 shops, ranging from big-brand names to smaller independent stores. You’ll also find plenty of places to kick back and enjoy a bite to eat, in between hunting out those bargains.
University of Dundee Parking
The University of Dundee is known across the world for its consistent standards of academic excellence. It takes just over five minutes to walk from the Dundee Marketgait NCP, making it convenient for anyone visiting a student or dropping off a new undergraduate for the start of another term. Given that this part of the city is so compact, it only takes a matter of minutes to walk from the campus to the centre of Dundee, where you’ll find numerous restaurants, shops and bars.
Dundee Discovery Point Parking
For a family day out that slips a little education in under the radar, the Dundee Discovery Point is the place to go. Little more than a ten-minute walk from the Dundee Marketgait NCP, you’ll find yourself on a faithful replica of the RSS Discovery; the ship that took Captain Scott to the Antarctic. This is an award-winning attraction that uses interactive computer-based multimedia to give visitors an accurate idea of life aboard the Discovery.
