Dundee Day is celebrated every January 26th in Dundee, Scotland, marking the anniversary of the city being granted city status by Queen Victoria. This day honors Dundee's unique features, rich history, and vibrant culture, characterized by scenic landscapes and bridges over the Firth of Tay. Celebrations often include wearing kilts, listening to bagpipes, and recognizing the achievements of notable Dundonians, such as the inventor of the adhesive postage stamp and pioneers in statistical graphs and astronomy. Visitors to Dundee are encouraged to explore local attractions, including the V&A Dundee museum and Verdant Works, a former jute mill turned museum. Dundee is also known for its significant contributions to the gaming industry, being the birthplace of iconic games like Grand Theft Auto.