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Category: Historic Sites - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Dunecht, Westhill, Aberdeen AB32 7AW
This castle is the site of Mel Gibson's film remake of Shakespeare's "Hamlet." This remarkable structure, noted for its striking architecture, has withstood a long and often grim history. Following the 1715 Rebellion, the castle fell on hard times, although an extensive restoration project in 1925 saw Dunnottar regain...
Category: Parks - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Polmuir Rd, Aberdeen AB10 6BH
Founded in 1883, Duthie Park encompasses 44 acres of exotic international plants, with attractions such as a Japanese water garden, a reindeer park, and a tropical glasshouse of birds, fish, and plants.
Category: Parks - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire AB42 5FQ
Several natural environments have been reconstructed here, with a vast array of plants and animals represented. There's also a fantastic nature trail that offers an up-close glimpse at wildlife. Facilities include an agricultural heritage center, farm, wildlife center, and campground.
Category: Sightseeing - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: University of Aberdeen, King's College, Aberdeen AB24 3FX
Situated among Old Aberdeen's charming cobbled streets, King's College was founded more than five centuries ago by Bishop William Elphinstone. The Visitor's Centre features an informative survey of the school's distinguished history. There's also a café and gift shop.
Category: Sightseeing - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Broad St, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
Established in 1593, the school boasts the world's second largest granite building. In 1895, the Gothic tower was extended to 279 feet, while the granite façade was added 11 years later. The college museum features an exceptional collection of historical artifacts devoted to northeast Scotland.
Category: Parks - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Don Bridge, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen
Honored with the first "Playground of the Year" award, this popular park overlooks the Don River and is a premier location for picnics and athletics. The park is the host of the annual International Football Festival in July.
Category: Parks - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Viewfield Rd, Springfield, Aberdeen AB15 7XE
This scenic landscape includes a duck pond, walking trails, bridges, and playground.
Category: Museums - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: N Broad St, Guestrow, Aberdeen AB10 1AS
This famous 16th century building has enjoyed a long and storied history. Initially employed as lodging for Aberdeen's affluent citizens, the home was later transformed into a boarding home. Its namesake was John Skene, an affluent 17th century merchant, and the home was nearly destroyed in the 1930s. The present-day...
Category: Historic Sites - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Oyne, Insch, Aberdeenshire AB52 6QP
This award-winning facility provides a most informative glimpse at history. Exhibits include audiovisual presentations, reenactments, hands-on displays, and reconstructed camps recalling the Iron Age, Mesolithic period, and the Roman Empire. There's also a restaurant and gift shop on hand.
Category: Historic Sites - Aberdeen Attractions & Activities
Address: Balmoral, Ballater, Aberdeenshire AB35 5TB
Balmoral has been the home of royalty since 1853, when Prince Albert purchased the castle for Victoria. While the ballroom is the lone sector open to the public, it promises a worthwhile visit, thanks to its impressive collection of art, china, porcelain, and tartans. The estate tour also includes a stop by the scenic...
