• 26listed here
  • 214,610residents
  • 64per km²

Aberdeen, located in Scotland's Aberdeenshire region, is a city rich in history and natural beauty. Known as the 'Granite City' for its many enduring grey-stone buildings, Aberdeen offers a unique blend of old and new. From the historic King's College to the modern Union Square shopping centre, there's something for everyone. The city is also renowned for its beautiful parks, gardens, and the sandy Aberdeen Beach. Whisky lovers can indulge in tasting tours, while golf enthusiasts can enjoy world-class courses. Despite the unpredictable weather and occasional crowds, Aberdeen's charm makes it a must-visit destination.

26 listed
Position# Place Rating Reviews Category
1 Duthie Park 4.7 5,039 Park
2 Aberdeen Maritime Museum 4.6 4,636 Education
3 His Majesty's Theatre 4.6 2,875 Event Space
4 Seaton Park 4.7 2,317 Childrens Park
5 Aberdeen Art Gallery 4.7 2,237 Art
6 Aberdeen beach 4.4 1,777 Beach
7 Duthie Park Winter Gardens 4.6 1,730 Garden
8 Music Hall 4.5 1,621 Architecture
9 Siberia Bar & Hotel 4.4 1,595 Bar Pub
10 The Gordon Highlanders Museum 4.7 1,508 Cafe
11 Aberdeen Sports Village 4.5 1,506 Event Space
12 St. Machar's Cathedral 4.6 1,284 Cathedral
13 Johnston Gardens 4.7 1,272 Garden
14 Breakout Games Aberdeen 4.9 1,187 Escape Room
15 Donmouth Local Nature Reserve 4.6 1,121 Beach
16 Footdee (Fittie) 4.5 1,094 Architecture
17 Torry Battery 4.4 975 Historic Site
18 University of Aberdeen 4.6 657 Architecture
19 The Locked Door Escape Games 4.9 649 Escape Room
20 Linx Ice Arena 4.4 489 Education
21 St Mary of the Assumption Cathedral, Aberdeen 4.6 479 Architecture
22 Cruickshank Botanic Garden 4.5 464 Education
23 Marischal College 4.5 346 Architecture
24 University of Aberdeen Library 4.6 309 Architecture
25 King's College 4.6 286 Architecture
26 University of Aberdeen Zoology Museum 4.6 189 Education

Through the year

Fall

Fall brings a chill in the air and the city is adorned with autumnal colors. It's a great time for indoor activities and whisky tasting.

Spring

Spring in Aberdeen is mild with temperatures ranging from 8-12°C. The city is in bloom with daffodils and cherry blossoms.

Summer

Summer is the best time to visit Aberdeen with temperatures around 17-20°C. The long daylight hours allow for extended sightseeing.

Winter

Winters are cold with occasional snowfall. It's a good time to visit if you enjoy winter sports or want to experience a traditional Scottish Christmas.

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