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...

Learn about the rich and interesting history of this area and explore the way that the community has been closely linked to the textiles industry for generations. There are large collections of works on display that follow some of...

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...

Fyvie Castle was once a royal stronghold, one of a chain of fortresses throughout medieval Scotland. From 1390, following the Battle of Otterburn, five successive families created probably the finest example of Scottish Baronial architecture. An old tradition claims that...

The Grampian Transport Museum is filled with fascinating examples of pieces of private and public transport that have been used in this area for the last hundred years or so. You don’t have to be a petrol head to...

Leith Hall is a typical Scottish laird’s residence brimming with family treasures, set in 286 acres of scenic estate. 6 acres of wonderful gardens overlook some of Aberdeenshire’s finest rolling countryside. The home of the Leith family sine 1650, the...