Steeple Church

Steeple Church is located in the City Churches complex in Dundee, Scotland, featuring a prominent tower that rises above the surrounding structures and dominates the streetscape. The building contains multiple levels with various rooms that serve both worship and community functions.

The building dates back to medieval times and served as a fortified position during the 16th century Rough Wooing, when English forces occupied the tower. The oldest section of the complex, St Mary's Tower, survives from this early defensive period.

The church functions as a congregation space for the Church of Scotland and shares its building with another parish church, creating a shared religious space for the local community. Visitors can see how the interiors are adapted for both worship and gatherings throughout the week.

The building underwent major renovation in 2012 and now offers multiple rooms suitable for different types of gatherings and events. These modernized spaces are arranged to accommodate flexible use depending on visitor needs.

St Mary's Tower, the oldest structure in the complex, is managed as a heritage asset by the city and represents the most architecturally interesting part of the site. This preserved tower reveals how medieval fortifications looked and functioned in the urban landscape.