Dundee Design Museum is testament to Scotland's commitment to design innovation. Housed in a modern waterfront building, the museum celebrates Scotland's design heritage, with a diverse range of exhibits spanning various disciplines from industrial design to digital technology. Visitors can explore interactive displays, engaging workshops, and thought-provoking exhibitions that highlight the evolution and impact of design on society.
Adjacent to the museum, the RRS Discovery stands proudly as a historic ship with a significant place in maritime exploration. Launched in 1901, the RRS Discovery served as the vessel for Captain Scott's first Antarctic expedition. Now meticulously restored and permanently docked, visitors can step aboard to experience the challenging conditions faced by the early polar explorers. The ship offers a fascinating glimpse into the heroic age of Antarctic exploration, providing insight into the scientific endeavors and human perseverance that defined this era. Together, the Dundee Design Museum and the RRS Discovery contribute to Dundee's cultural landscape, offering a unique blend of contemporary design appreciation and maritime history.
