The Easter holidays are here and many families might find themselves at a loose end.
But with everything from museums to wildlife parks on offer, there is no shortage of activities in Dundee to get involved with.
We have put together a list of the top five things to do in Dundee that can keep all the family occupied this Easter.
McManus Art Gallery & Museum
Rated as one of Scotland’s best visitor attractions, the galleries offer a fascinating insight into Dundee through exhibitions of art, history and the environment.
You can also a walk down memory lane and immerse yourself in ‘The Street’, a new exhibition that offers visitors an insight to how people lived in the Victorian era.
Admission is free and last entry is 15 minutes before gallery closing time.
Verdant Works
Verdant Works tells the story of Dundee’s industrial textile heritage. Visitors can learn about those who worked in the mills, as well as seeing how they lived and worked in an industry which enveloped Dundee.
You can also see and hear the machines at work and step back to a time where the mills were the heart of the city.
Tickets to the museum can be booked online or on the day at the site.
Camperdown Wildlife Centre
Camperdown Wildlife Centre is open all year and is home to a number of animals including owls, lemurs and donkeys.
There are facilities including a cafe and shop on site so the whole family will enjoy their day in Dundee this Easter.
The opening times in April are 10am to 4.30pm daily, with the last admission 3.45pm. For more information, visit the website here.
Urban Moves Dance Camp
The Urban Moves Dance Camp will run from April 11 to 15 and provides a fun and energetic week for primary and secondary school aged pupils.
Dancers will learn and create street dance choreography alongside a dedicated team of Urban Moves coaches.
The camp will be held at St Paul’s Academy between 10:00am to 3:30pm each day and costs £70 (£65 for Leisure Active junior/teen members or with a Active Lifestyle Card).
Gymnastic Camp
Held at the McTaggart Gymnastics Performance centre, this is a fun-filled camp for all abilities.
Participants will learn new skills, play fun games and meet new friends during the week long camp, which will be held in both weeks of the Easter holidays.
Leisure and Culture Dundee recommends bringing a pack lunch and plenty water as no water fountain is available.
The cost for this activity is £70 or £65 for Leisure Active junior/teen members and those with a Active Lifestyle Card. The camp is only open to those in P1 to 7.
To book, follow click here.
