This museum examines the history of the local area, and is noted for carrying a particularly impressive range of archaeological finds. There are many fine pieces on show that include weapons that have been discovered from as far back...

The present castle took its shape in the latter stages of the 16th Century, and what that we see today is probably the result of an intensive building campaign around 1575. This castle is a fascinating piece of architecture...

Discover Scotland’s Pre-historic past from Stone Age to Iron Age, featuring both indoor and outdoor displays including a spectacular film show, myths and legends gallery, working Iron Age farm and Roman Marching Camp. Archaeolink provides a unique living history experience...

Discover the story of the Gordon Highlanders, spanning 200 years of world history, packed with tales of courage and tenacity in the field of battle. A unique collection is supported by interactive displays, reconstructions and film. Housed in the...

Unusual for Aberdeenshire in that it is not a castle, Haddo House is proud to be the most homely of the North East of Scotland’s great houses open to the public. Designed by William Adam for the 2nd Earl of...

This museum and collection is owned and operated by the University of Aberdeen Medical School and is open to the public by appointment, due to its rare and precious contents. The collection makes up one of the most significant...

The centrepiece of this property is the Great Garden, originally laid out in 1675 by Sir Alexander Seton, 1st Baronet of Pitmedden. In the 1950s re-creation of the elaborate floral designs under the guidance of the late Dr. James Richardson,...