Why dundee is the best city to live in scotland

1. Why Dundee Is the best City to Live in Scotland The stunning sunset from the LawDundee has been named as the best place to call home in the whole of the country, beating out beautiful isles and areas of Glasgow and Edinburg. Dundee is situated on the bank of the River Tay and is known as Scotland's sunniest city. It is just over an hour away from Edinburgh by train or car, and 6-hours by train from the capital city London. Although it is the fourth largest city in Scotland, it can still quite small in comparison to many UK cities. The city lies perfectly in the middle of other major cities such as Edinburgh, Scotland, and Aberdeen. Dundee is quite a modern and vibrant city with affordable housing and low cost of living. It is home to the famous University of Dundee which attracts several students every year to the city. These students mostly opt to live in private student accommodation like iQ Parker House. These private accommodations are known as purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA).

2. However, there are many reasons why students opt to study and live in this beautiful city. 1. Music Scene Dundee is regarded as the queen of Scotland’s underground music scene. The city has Reading Rooms which are spaces bursting with unbridled talent, offering an Adventureland for Dundee’s gifted collective of music promoters. You will be surprised to know that these wild raves take place in a former public library. Perhaps the only library where noise is way more golden than silence, thanks to the modern D&B sound system. 2. Great Outdoor Spaces If you love travelling, then Dundee should always be on your bucket list as it offers plenty of opportunities to make the most of its scenic beauty. There are numerous walking and cycle routes along the banks of the River Tay, and the large sandy beach at the former fishing village of Broughty Ferry is an excellent place to kitesurf and sail.

3. 3. Arts Scene Dundee has a flourishing art scene and with the opening of the Dundee V&A museum, the first of its projects outside London, all the eyes of the art world are turning north. This structure is designed by a renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, who refers to it as a ‘living room for the city.’ These 3 points are enough for students and others to attract to this city and make most of their student life. Students can live in various student accommodations offered by University Living, which is a student housing platform.