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About 129th Annual STUC Congress 2026
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The 129th Annual STUC Congress
Dundee is delighted to be hosting the 129th Annual STUC Congress at the Caird Hall, Dundee from 20 - 22 April 2026.
To help you plan your trip and make your visit to Dundee as easy as possible, please use as much or as little of the information links as you need to make the most of your stay. The information below has been especially tailored to your congress with the aim of making your visit to Dundee as easy as possible.
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All information in the Cultural Tour of Dundee correct at the time of filming (filmed 2024).
Congress Venue
The Caird Hall, Dundee
The Congress is being held at the Caird Hall, Dundee.
The building, which was named after its benefactor, the jute baron, Sir James Caird, was officially opened by the Prince of Wales on 23 October 1923. The hall's pipe organ was built in 1923 by Harrison & Harrison, who also completed a restoration in 1992.
View the Caird Hall's Accessibility Guide (opens as pdf document)
How to Get to Dundee the Easy Way - Videos and Travel Guide
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All information in the travel guides correct at the time of filming (filmed 2024).
Read our Travel Made Easy Guide (link opens in new window) on how to get to Dundee from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Airport, including coach travel to Dundee.
Book Your Accommodation
DACBRes, the official accommodation booking site for delegates attending the 129th Annual STUC Congress 2026, is now closed to new online bookings.
If you are looking for any last-minute accommodation and require assistance, please contact our Accommodation team directly on +44 (0)1382 787 044 or email bookings@dacbres.co.uk
Getting around Dundee and MixMap Dundee Tourist Map
Getting around Dundee
Get active out and about in Dundee city. A compact city bursting with places of interest, history, and things to see, it is so easy to get around.
Dundee’s active travel routes in and around the city have been developed over the last few years with a key objective to encourage active travel through walking, cycling and public transport, and deploy sustainable alternatives to decarbonise transport. Visit Dundee.com website and find out more about Our Walkable City.
MixMap is a friendly, easy to use, locally produced Dundee map for tourists showcasing the colourful range of independent businesses, attractions and places of interest in Dundee and Broughty Ferry.
We want to help you make the most of your time in our city. Discover great little shops, welcoming restaurants, immersive attractions with MixMap The Dundee Tourist Map.
What is Dundee Famous For?
This is your voyage of discovery – uncover a location that offers the perfect combination of inspiration and innovation.
Our heritage and its people are the culture of a city, town or village and they are the basis of the stories we tell our children today. Dundee City Region is filled with many pioneering individuals who have pushed the boundaries of their professions to achieve memorable contributions, not just to our location, but indeed to the world. Explore more...
Join the Conversation
Follow @ScottishTUC on Twitter and join the online conversation using our official event hashtag #STUC26.
Engage with our online community during the conference in the following ways:
- Share your key takeaways using #STUC26
- Search for #STUC26 on Twitter and engage with other attendees.
Contact Us
For congress enquiries please email info@stuc.org.uk
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