The story of Scotland’s Romeo and Juliet.

Claypotts Castle in Dundee is said to be haunted by the ghost of Bonnie Dundee, John Graham of Claverhouse, who died in 1689. Legend claims his spirit still rides on horseback around the castle grounds, adding mystery to this historic site.

The rise and fall of an American titan in Dundee and the legacy it leaves of industrial action.

Legend has it the devil, furious at the building of Crail Church, hurled a massive blue stone from the Isle of May only for it to fall short, landing just outside the church where it remains to this day. But is this mysterious boulder truly the devil’s work, or the relic of an ancient glacier?

The moral panic that led to Glaswegian school kids hunting down iron teethed vampires with homemade weapons

In the late 1970s, Dundee was shaken by the brutal murders of Carol Lannen and Elizabeth McCabe, whose bodies were found months apart in Templeton Woods. Both were strangled, sparking fears of a serial killer. Decades later, the mystery remains unsolved, leaving the city haunted by the unanswered question: who was responsible for these chilling crimes?

The Dens Road Monkey Riot in Dundee occurred in the late 19th century when monkeys escaped from a traveling circus, causing panic among residents. As people tried to capture the animals, chaos ensued, turning the scene into a riot-like atmosphere. This bizarre incident has since become a local legend, showcasing the quirky side of Dundee's history.

Balgay Park in Dundee is said to be haunted by the White Lady, believed to be the spirit of Janet Fenton, who tragically took her own life at Balgay Bridge. This eerie figure has captivated locals for generations, making her one of Dundee’s most enduring mysteries.

Why there is a statue of a polar bear chasing a local resident in Dundee city centre