Our Favourite Places
Sightseeing
Torry Battery
Greyhope RoadPerfect viewing spot to see the local dolphins.
A newly refurbished member of Aberdeen's arts and culture scene, Aberdeen Art Gallery is bursting at the seams with some of the finest collections in the UK. Pay a visit and browse the incredible array of works of art, design, paintings and more, showcasing a range of artists including Joan Eardley, Samuel Peploe, and Rachel McLean, as well as nationally and internationally-acclaimed artists including Barbara Hepworth, Francis Bacon, and Claude Monet.
56 locals recommend
Aberdeen Art Gallery
SchoolhillA newly refurbished member of Aberdeen's arts and culture scene, Aberdeen Art Gallery is bursting at the seams with some of the finest collections in the UK. Pay a visit and browse the incredible array of works of art, design, paintings and more, showcasing a range of artists including Joan Eardley, Samuel Peploe, and Rachel McLean, as well as nationally and internationally-acclaimed artists including Barbara Hepworth, Francis Bacon, and Claude Monet.
Dive into the city's longstanding history with the sea at Aberdeen Maritime Museum. Here you can browse unique collections and displays that uncover shipbuilding, fast sailing ships, fishing, the history of ports and more. You can also see an incredible range of maritime paintings and artefacts, with touch screen consoles, computer visual databases, an education room and hands-on exhibits.
116 locals recommend
Aberdeen Maritime Museum
ShiprowDive into the city's longstanding history with the sea at Aberdeen Maritime Museum. Here you can browse unique collections and displays that uncover shipbuilding, fast sailing ships, fishing, the history of ports and more. You can also see an incredible range of maritime paintings and artefacts, with touch screen consoles, computer visual databases, an education room and hands-on exhibits.
Head to the south side of Aberdeen for a day out in Duthie Park - Scotland's third most visited garden. Explore the David Welch Winter Gardens, one of the largest indoor gardens in Europe, admire the range of exotic plants, let the kids run wild in the family play areas, enjoy the boating ponds and sports fields, and marvel at the Victorian design features.
47 locals recommend
Duthie Park
Polmuir RoadHead to the south side of Aberdeen for a day out in Duthie Park - Scotland's third most visited garden. Explore the David Welch Winter Gardens, one of the largest indoor gardens in Europe, admire the range of exotic plants, let the kids run wild in the family play areas, enjoy the boating ponds and sports fields, and marvel at the Victorian design features.
Dunnottar Castle
Crathes Castle
A popular spot for visitors and locals alike, Aberdeen Beach boasts a beautiful stretch of sandy shore - perfect for building sandcastles and dipping your toes in the water on a sunny day. The beach is also well known for its sports area and attractions nearby too, including a leisure centre, Linx Ice Area, a range of cafes, restaurants and a family fun fair. There is also a cinema, retail park and a gym too.
56 locals recommend
Aberdeen beach
EsplanadeA popular spot for visitors and locals alike, Aberdeen Beach boasts a beautiful stretch of sandy shore - perfect for building sandcastles and dipping your toes in the water on a sunny day. The beach is also well known for its sports area and attractions nearby too, including a leisure centre, Linx Ice Area, a range of cafes, restaurants and a family fun fair. There is also a cinema, retail park and a gym too.
Provost Skene's House celebrates the pioneering people of Aberdeen who have not only shaped the city, but have also helped transform the world. Delve into the stories and achievements of over 100 people that were born and raised in this north-east corner of Scotland. From innovators, scientists, writers and sporting champions, to those who made it to the big screen and beyond, there are some pretty remarkable people to learn about here.
12 locals recommend
Provost Skene's House
Provost Skene's House celebrates the pioneering people of Aberdeen who have not only shaped the city, but have also helped transform the world. Delve into the stories and achievements of over 100 people that were born and raised in this north-east corner of Scotland. From innovators, scientists, writers and sporting champions, to those who made it to the big screen and beyond, there are some pretty remarkable people to learn about here.
Marischal College
Nightlife
Dusk Bar
51 Langstane PlAward winning cocktail bar
The Tippling House
4 Belmont StSpeakeasy cocktail bar
Ninety-Nine Bar and Kitchen
1 Back WyndBelmont Street
Belmont StreetCollection of bars
CASC
7 Stirling StLocal bar specialising in craft beers and cigars
Food scene
Café Bohème
23 Windmill BraeGreat restaurant a 10 minute walk from apartment
Incredible Indian restaurant just 5 minutes from apartment
8 locals recommend
Jewel In The Crown Indian Restaurant & Takeaway Aberdeen
145 Crown StIncredible Indian restaurant just 5 minutes from apartment
Incredible restaurant with previous Masterchef finalist as head chef.
44 locals recommend
Moonfish Cafe
9 Correction WyndIncredible restaurant with previous Masterchef finalist as head chef.
Rustico
62 Union RowGreat Italian restaurant not far from the apartment
Great for coffee or for tasty afternoon/evening meals. Good for everyone but especially great for vegetarians and vegans.
52 locals recommend
Foodstory
11-15 Thistle StGreat for coffee or for tasty afternoon/evening meals. Good for everyone but especially great for vegetarians and vegans.
Muchacho
9-11 Rose StTasty Mexican takeaway