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Great outdoor space for walking and relaxing
It's a great place to go to relax and enjoy the scenery and tranquillity.
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Duthie Park
Polmuir RoadIt's a great place to go to relax and enjoy the scenery and tranquillity.
Riverside Drive
Riverside DriveWalking along the riverside is always interesting.
Aberdeen is a city by the sea, and you can walk there in 30 minutes via the harbour for an interesting look at the ships. The beach promenade is one mile long from end to end, so if you like walking then it's the perfect place. If, however, you get hungry don't worry there are plenty of place to stop and eat.
Beach Esplanade station
Aberdeen is a city by the sea, and you can walk there in 30 minutes via the harbour for an interesting look at the ships. The beach promenade is one mile long from end to end, so if you like walking then it's the perfect place. If, however, you get hungry don't worry there are plenty of place to stop and eat.
Culture trip - great night out.
It's a beautiful theatre that hosts the latest musicals and plays.
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Théâtre de Sa Majesté
Rosemount ViaductIt's a beautiful theatre that hosts the latest musicals and plays.
A place where things happen
The music hall is an Aberdeen institution where all types of entertainment are staged: music, exhibitions, comedy shows, travel fairs.
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Music Hall station
The music hall is an Aberdeen institution where all types of entertainment are staged: music, exhibitions, comedy shows, travel fairs.
Neighbourhoods
The oldest most historic part of the city. Interesting walks can include St Machar's Cathedral, the Wallace monument, and the University of Aberdeen, founded in 1395, the third oldest university in Scotland.
The weaving, windy streets of Old Aberdeen have seen their fair share of Aberdonian politics, education and culture throughout the ages. Besides the incredible imposing buildings you'll find an array of student haunts, budget eateries and numerous places to indulge in an artisan coffee.
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Old Aberdeen
The oldest most historic part of the city. Interesting walks can include St Machar's Cathedral, the Wallace monument, and the University of Aberdeen, founded in 1395, the third oldest university in Scotland.
The weaving, windy streets of Old Aberdeen have seen their fair share of Aberdonian politics, education and culture throughout the ages. Besides the incredible imposing buildings you'll find an array of student haunts, budget eateries and numerous places to indulge in an artisan coffee.
Sightseeing
Aberdeen has four cathedrals, St Machar, founded in the 12th century, is the oldest.
https://www.stmachar.com
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St Machar's Cathedral
The ChanonryAberdeen has four cathedrals, St Machar, founded in the 12th century, is the oldest.
https://www.stmachar.com
A place to see some wildlife
Torry Battery is a landmark left from the second world war, but now is the go to place to spot some dolphins. Or head down to Aberdeen's harbour and hop aboard a cruise out to sea for a chance to see them up close. Common sightings include bottlenose dolphins, white beaked dolphins, risso dolphins and even minke whales.
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Torry Battery
Greyhope RoadTorry Battery is a landmark left from the second world war, but now is the go to place to spot some dolphins. Or head down to Aberdeen's harbour and hop aboard a cruise out to sea for a chance to see them up close. Common sightings include bottlenose dolphins, white beaked dolphins, risso dolphins and even minke whales.