GalerieAberdeen Art Gallery
The city art gallery on Schoolhill, run by Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums.
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50 places from our Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire guide, from Aberdeen city to Stonehaven and Dunnottar. Each links to its area guide and, where we have one, its official site.
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50 lieux
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GalerieThe city art gallery on Schoolhill, run by Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums.
Parc ou natureCity beach and esplanade north of the harbour, with the Queens Links behind it.
MuséeMaritime museum on the historic Shiprow, near the city harbour.
MuséeHands-on science centre on Constitution Street.
ChâteauRoyal Family's Highland home since 1852; grounds, gardens and booked tours open on set days.
ChâteauCastle by Braemar leased to the community and run by volunteers and staff; open April to October.
Autre siteBridge carrying a minor road over the Water of Feugh, just south of Banchory.
Autre siteOld bridge over the River Don, north of Seaton Park.
ChâteauZ-plan castle north of the Dee, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
Cathédrale ou égliseRoman Catholic cathedral on Huntly Street, known as St Mary's Cathedral.
ChâteauTower house in the hills north of Aboyne, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
ChâteauSixteenth-century castle east of Banchory, with a designed landscape and gardens, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
JardinBotanic garden of the University of Aberdeen in Old Aberdeen.
JardinIndoor gardens and glasshouses inside Duthie Park.
ChâteauCastle between Peterculter and Banchory, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
Autre siteSea stack between Stonehaven and Dunnottar Castle, the site of a Pictish fort.
ChâteauRuined fortress of the Earls Marischal on a rock surrounded on three sides by the North Sea, 1.6 miles south of Stonehaven.
Parc ou naturePublic park in Ferryhill beside the River Dee.
Autre siteFormer fishing village at the harbour mouth, with cottages laid out in squares by John Smith in 1808-9; locally called Fittie.
Autre siteLighthouse on the Girdle Ness headland, south of the harbour entrance.
Parc ou natureGlen of the Water of Tanar south of Aboyne, and a national nature reserve.
JardinSmall public garden in Aberdeen.
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Cathédrale ou église
Parc ou natureWaterfall on the River Dee west of Braemar, crossed by a minor road bridge.
Parc ou natureLoch in Glen Muick, south of Ballater; the River Muick joins the Dee near the village.
Parc ou natureMountain in the Grampians south of the Dee, between Ballater and Braemar.
Autre siteHighland estate west of Braemar cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
Autre siteGranite Gothic Revival college building founded in 1593, now the headquarters of Aberdeen City Council.
Autre siteMarket cross built in 1686 by the Aberdeen architect John Montgomery, in the Castlegate.
Parc ou natureNational nature reserve beside the A97 at Dinnet, between Aboyne and Ballater.
Autre siteFormer Deeside Railway terminus in Ballater, closed in 1966 and rebuilt after a 2015 fire.
Musée
Autre siteWhisky distillery near Balmoral, on the south side of the Dee.
Parc ou natureCliff-top RSPB reserve south of Stonehaven with over 115,000 breeding seabirds, seen from May to early August.
Parc ou natureHill south-west of Banchory; the Scolty Hill Race is run at the Banchory show each July.
Parc ou naturePublic park in Old Aberdeen, beside St Machar's Cathedral.
Cathédrale ou église
Cathédrale ou égliseCathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church on King Street.
Autre siteTwo-basin harbour improved by Robert Stevenson in the 1820s, once a centre of the herring trade.
Autre siteOlympic-size heated open-air pool of filtered seawater, opened in 1934; open in summer and for a winter cold-water season.
MuséeLate 16th-century courthouse and prison on the harbour, the oldest building in Stonehaven, now a local museum.
Autre siteFirst World War memorial on Black Hill above the bay, unveiled in 1923.
MuséeMuseum of the Gordon Highlanders regiment, which began as the 92nd Regiment of Foot in 1794.
Cathédrale ou égliseHistoric church in the city centre, just off Union Street.
MuséeSeventeenth-century former jail on Castle Street, now a museum.
Autre siteArtillery battery on the south side of the harbour entrance, overlooking the harbour since 1860.
Parc ou naturePublic park and gardens on Union Terrace, between Union Street and Rosemount Viaduct.
Parc ou natureSmall public park in Aberdeen.
MuséeUniversity of Aberdeen museum of zoology.
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