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Aberdeen : Things to see and do
Aberdeen : Organise your stay
Aberdeen :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Aberdeen Hotel tips
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ibis aberdeen centre from44.00 £
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Carmelite Hotel from49 £
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Soprano St Magnus Court Hotel from45 £
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Travel guide Aberdeen 
Aberdeen : The Michelin guide review
Facing the North Sea, the “Granite City” is a major fishing port and the petro-capital of Europe. The pleasant streets of its centre are lively with businessmen, students, seafarers and tourists, who can alleviate the overall impression of greyness by strolling in its parks or along its beach. Aberdeen is also at the end of the Dee Valley, with its many castles awaiting discovery by those heading inland towards whisky country.
Tourist attractions Aberdeen : Things to see and do
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Gardens of Crathes Castle
A93 GB - Banchory AB31 5QJ
The lifetime work of Sir James and Lady Burnett, these gardens combine a wide variety of forms, colours and scents. Yew hedges dating from 1702 separate the predominantly red and yellow Pool Garden from the two formal French gardens, the Fountain (sh..
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Maritime Museum
House Shiprow GB - Aberdeen AB11 5BY
In the setting of two 16C houses, the museum recalls all the activities of the port through models, paintings and memorabilia retracing the history of fishing, the shipbuilding industry, and petrol exploration in the North Sea. The museum has been re..
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Provost Skene's House
Guestrow GB - Aberdeen AB10 1AS
in this admirably furnished 17C house you can't help but admire the plastered and skirted ceilings and especially the painted ceiling (16C) of the chapel.
Hotels Aberdeen
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Soprano St Magnus Court Hotel
Guild Street GB - Aberdeen AB11 6NF
Baronial style and awe-inspiring turrets on the outside. Inside: modern bedrooms and a brand new, informal yet elegant restaurant and wine bar. It is Soprano’s aim to be the finest hotel in the city – vibrant, stylish, really friendly and with excep..
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Aberdeen Douglas Hotel
43-45 Market Street GB - Aberdeen AB11 5EL
Prix Prices from : 55 GBP
Close to the train and bus stations, Aberdeen Douglas Hotel has a central location, comfortable bedrooms and a free Wi-Fi internet connection. Built in 1856, the Douglas Hotel is one of Aberdeen's oldest hotels, making it a much loved and well appo..
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Rox Hotel
17 - 23 Market Street GB - Aberdeen AB11 5PY
Prix Prices from : 90 GBP
Situated within the heart of Aberdeen, this four-star hotel features stunning classical and contemporary design, luxurious rooms with modern decoration, a free gym, and stylish, modern restaurant. With black granite bathrooms, velvet cushions, and r..
Restaurants Aberdeen
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bauhaus
52-60 Langstane Pl. GB - Aberdeen AB11 6EN
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Former customs house attractively set at port entrance; panoramic views across harbour and coastline. Attentive service of superb quality seafood prepared in imaginative ways.
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Nargile
77-79 Skene St GB - Aberdeen AB10 1QD
Traditionally decorated Turkish restaurant with subdued lighting from Turkish lamps. Open-plan kitchen allows the diner to watch the chefs prepare the authentic dishes.
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Fusion
10 North Silver St GB - Aberdeen AB10 1RL
Very stylish, modernised townhouse with cavernous, stark white room, neatly laid tables and designer touches. Concise monthly menu offers creative modern dishes in well-presented, interesting combinations. The bar is the place to be seen.
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Courtyard
1 Alford Pl GB - Aberdeen AB10 1YD
Contemporary restaurant with modern bar, linen-clad tables and efficient service. Menus feature up-to-date classics: lunch offers simple dishes and a set menu; dinner is more elaborate and includes a blackboard of local seafood specials.
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Snug bistro hidden away down a side street, with simple, bright décor and a neighbourhood feel. Seasonally changing menus focus on quality ingredients, with fish a speciality.
