Dundee Parish Church (St Mary's), Dundee
Dundee Parish Church (St Mary's) has stood at the heart of the city for more than five centuries, its landmark Old Steeple — the tallest surviving medieval tower in Scotland — rising above the Nethergate since the 15th century. The Mother Church of Dundee, it has witnessed the city's whole story, surviving sieges and fires to remain its most enduring sacred landmark.
Inside, the church unfolds in warm Victorian-Gothic splendour: vaulted timber ceilings, richly coloured stained glass and a fine acoustic that carries every note with clarity. Its generous nave and galleries make it a naturally atmospheric setting for candlelit performance — music blooms under the arches in the very heart of Dundee.
Plan your visit
Out of respect for guests and performers, late entry may not be permitted. We cannot guarantee your original seats after the concert begins.
Accessibility
- Accessible toilet
Accessible toilets are available in the Visitors Centre building, behind the Cathedral shop.
- Companion ticket
A companion attends free of charge with a valid Access Card.
- Levels
The West Gallery is reached by stairs only; all step-free seating is on the ground floor.
Getting there & parking
Onsite parking is available across several car parks — North Car Park, Around the Green, and Church House Car Park — including a number of designated accessible spaces. Please note that the accessible spaces opposite the West entrance are currently out of use.
