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Granite Gothic Revival college building founded in 1593, now the headquarters of Aberdeen City Council.
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Granite Gothic Revival college building founded in 1593, now the headquarters of Aberdeen City Council.
The city art gallery on Schoolhill, run by Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums.
Maritime museum on the historic Shiprow, near the city harbour.
Townhouse built in 1545, now a museum.
Seventeenth-century former jail on Castle Street, now a museum.
Market cross built in 1686 by the Aberdeen architect John Montgomery, in the Castlegate.
Historic church in the city centre, just off Union Street.
Cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church on King Street.
Roman Catholic cathedral on Huntly Street, known as St Mary's Cathedral.
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The largest theatre in north-east Scotland, with more than 1,400 seats, on Rosemount Viaduct.
Public park and gardens on Union Terrace, between Union Street and Rosemount Viaduct.
Hands-on science centre on Constitution Street.
Museum of the Gordon Highlanders regiment, which began as the 92nd Regiment of Foot in 1794.
Former fishing village at the harbour mouth, with cottages laid out in squares by John Smith in 1808-9; locally called Fittie.
City beach and esplanade north of the harbour, with the Queens Links behind it.
Artillery battery on the south side of the harbour entrance, overlooking the harbour since 1860.
Lighthouse on the Girdle Ness headland, south of the harbour entrance.
Indoor gardens and glasshouses inside Duthie Park.
College of the University of Aberdeen in Old Aberdeen; the university was founded here in 1495.
The chapel of King's College in Old Aberdeen.
St Machar's Cathedral, a Church of Scotland congregation in the former burgh of Old Aberdeen.
Botanic garden of the University of Aberdeen in Old Aberdeen.
University of Aberdeen museum of zoology.
Public park in Old Aberdeen, beside St Machar's Cathedral.
Old bridge over the River Don, north of Seaton Park.
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