This beautiful park, covering 44 acres was donated by Miss Duthie in 1880 and that’s how the park got it’s name. However, the park was opened for public visit in 1883. Take a tour into the park and you can see many architectural artefacts like fountains, ponds, statues and a bandstand. The entire park is divided into different climatic regions, like, Tropical, Arid, Japanese and Mediterranean region. The best part of this park is that it has a separate picnic area where you can enjoy a nice picnic with your kids. You can even go for boating in the ponds. The ride will take you to the cricket area of the lawns. There is a separate play area designated only for kids, right beside the car park. This play area has some beautiful playhouses that look exactly like a fairytale.

The biggest attraction of the park is David Welch Winter Gardens, located within the park. It is said to be one of the biggest indoor gardens of Europe and third most visited garden of Scotland.

• The park is easily accessible for disabled people.
• Toilets are there, even for disabled people.
• Parking spaces are there.
• Cafes and shops are located nearby.
• Pets are allowed within the park.
• Separate picnic areas are there.
• Entry is free.

• The park closes before 1 hour before the dark.

• First Bus – 17/17A/18, get off at Duthie Park (Great Southern Road Stop)

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