Category: Aberdeen
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St Machar’s Cathedral
St Machar’s Cathedral St Machar’s Cathedral was the seat of the bishop of Aberdeen, around 1131, However, the Bishop Nechtan moved from Mortlach to Dufftown. William Wallace in 1305 was executed and parts of his body were sent across the country to warn other dissenters, however, the left arm ended up in Aberdeen and has…
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Balmedie Country Park
Balmedie is a beach located 5 miles from Aberdeen, it’s a flat and sandy beach and sand dunes on the rear of the beach, you can find path walks going from the car park through the dunes to the beach area. Award winning beach including the seaside award in 2016 Facilities Two public toilet blocks,…
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The Gordon Highlanders Museum
The Gordon Highlanders museum celebrates the story of the Gordon Highlanders through history that spanned for 200 years, from the 1794 to 1994, the museum contains medals, uniforms, weapons and also more modern things like photographs and videos and guides which show you round and explain in great details of how “the finest regiment in…
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Aberdeen Maritime Museum
The Museum tells a story about the Aberdeen’s relationship with the sea and how it has become a successful and prosperous city, the unique collections involves shipbuilding, fast sailing ships, fishing and port history, what makes this museum unique it’s the only place in the united kingdom where you can see displays on the north sea…
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Past & Present: Photographs of Aberdeen, Scotland
Aberdeen is located in the northeast of Scotland, its known for being the port city of Scotland, as well as being a wealthy city it has a lot of stunning grey stone buildings that really make the city standout. Stunning photographs of Aberdeen, Scotland, present and past.
