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Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire offer an incredible blend of adventure, flavour, culture, heritage and natural beauty. Whether you're exploring dramatic coastlines, world-class golf courses or the rich tastes of our food and drink scene, you’ll find experiences that stay with you long after your visit.
Castles
Aberdeenshire is famously known as the “Castle Country”, boasting 263 castles, from grand estates to romantic ruins. Wander through opulent rooms, stroll expansive gardens or uncover hidden stories of the families and legends that shaped the region. Perfect for history lovers, families, or anyone wanting a glimpse into Scotland’s storied past.
Experience culture and arts
Explore world-class art galleries, museums and theatres, enjoy live music and performances or attend seasonal festivals that celebrate the region’s rich heritage. From contemporary exhibitions to traditional crafts, there’s always something to inspire, entertain and connect you with the North-east’s vibrant cultural scene.
Explore the stories of the past
From ancient standing stones to centuries-old architecture and vibrant fishing villages, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire are steeped in history. The region offers a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s past and the stories that shaped it.
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5 castles in Aberdeenshire you need to visit
Explore Aberdeenshire, Scotland’s Castle Country, home to over 263 castles, here are five must-visit favourites for your next adventure.
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Guided Tours
Make the most of your trip with guided tours in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. Explore iconic castles, join whisky tastings, spot dolphins and red deer with local experts.
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Alford Heritage Museum
Located in the A Listed original and unique agricultural auction market building, Alford Heritage Museum was established in 1992. It houses an amazing collection of objects which relate to rural life throughout the ages.
Burnside Brewery
Based in Aberdeenshire between the Cairngorm mountains and the North Sea, Burnside is an independent craft brewery that focuses on refreshing beer with local ingredients.
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Collieston Beach
Collieston Beach is a sheltered beach in the small village of Collieston.
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Loch Muick
Loch Muick is a beautiful freshwater loch on the Balmoral Estate roughly 8km south of Braemar. The loch is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike due to its picturesque location and pleasant terrain.
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Ferryhill Railway Heritage Centre
The Ferryhill Railway Heritage Centre is based at the former Motive Power Depot at Ferryhill Aberdeen.
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