A "colour-popping" art exhibition in Scotland has been named one of the best in the UK to see in 2025.
Introducing the list, which featured must-see installations in places like London and Brighton, The Times newspaper said that as the new year approaches, museums and galleries across the UK are unveiling a range of "exciting" exhibitions.
Whether you're looking for a "spellbinding retelling" of Hansel and Gretel or the history behind Britain’s enduring love of train travel, there is something for everyone.
See the 'colour-popping' exhibition in Scotland named one of the best in the UK for 2025
The "Garden Futures: Designing With Nature" exhibition at the V&A in Dundee was the Scottish arts event named among the best in the UK for 2025.
The Times newspaper described it as a "colour-popping" show on modern garden design that offers a "snapshot" of what green spaces will look like in the future.
Taking place between May 17, 2025, and February 22, 2026, the exhibition features "pioneering work" by designers and artists like William Morris.
The show also explores how concepts of sustainability and biodiversity could shape our outdoor spaces with "innovative ideas".
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These exciting future designs include seaweed gardens and community-tended kitchen plots.
For a place to stay, the publication recommends booking a room at Taypark House, a "charming hotel" overlooking the River Tay.
The hotel is also a stone's throw away (around a 15-minute walk) from the University of Dundee’s Botanic Garden.
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