Slessor Gardens — Attraction in Scotland

I'm very pleased the council gave Dundee a park here.

Though one of the smaller grassy parks in Dundee, the lawn is well-used for frizbee, volleyball, picknics etc. It's just a shame that it is regularly destroyed by events which close the entire park for sometimes weeks at a time—especially annoying at the hight of summer.

The wee themed gardens are very nice (understandably, it's hard to find a spare seat on sunny days), and make the whole area much more pleasant, even just to walk through.

Hopefully one day, the empty plot to the east will also be made into parkland, perhaps with some taller hedges to block the roads from earshot. Then it could be a...

Fantastic venue for concerts. Went to two over a weekend and both completely different. One was main body of fans, plenty of space, whilst the gold circle was smaller and did crush up a bit when the main act came on, but this was a spectator issue, nothing to do with venue or organisational issue. This area also have access for wheelchair/disabled persons and their carer to view. Toilet facilities were a bit basic being portaloos, no running water but there was a stand with antibacterial hand wash, which many people failed to use. The drinks and food are were obviously very busy but queues went down quickly It was all card only payment and prices...

A nice place. An open grass space is most of it, the other part is a series of little gardens. The gardens are pleasant, we were there in April so I suspect the blooms would be greater in the high summer. Some of the gardens are inspired by other parts of the world, though to be honest you wouldn't know that for most of them without reading the signs. The American one in particular, apparently that country is just grass?!! That aside they are nice spaces and on a good day a fine place to relax for a while. Dundee is certainly better...