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About Aberdeen

Located in Dyce, Aberdeen Airport is 7 miles northwest of Aberdeen city centre. The access road to the airport is signposted from the A96 Aberdeen to Inverness Road. If you need a taxi, Deluxe Airport Transfers are at your service. Whether your journey is for business or pleasure matters, our professional Deluxe Airport Transfers service will let you enjoy exclusive cars and great amenities throughout the ride. Always ensure your destination while booking online; if you travel to Aberdeen airport or from Aberdeen airport, quote your details accurately. Make sure to pre-book your taxi.

Aberdeen is a city in northeastern Scotland and the third largest city in the country.
The city is 93 miles northeast of Edinburgh and 398 miles north of London and is the northernmost major city in the United Kingdom. Aberdeen has a long, sandy coastline and an oceanic climate, with cool summers and mild, rainy winters.

Aberdeen was granted the status of a royal city by David I of Scotland, transforming the city economically. Traditional industries such as fishing, papermaking, shipbuilding and textiles have been replaced by the oil industry and the port of Aberdeen.

In 2012, HSBC designated Aberdeen as a significant business centre and one of eight ‘super cities’ leading the UK economy. In 2018, Aberdeen was ranked the best city to start a business in the UK in a survey by card payment company Paymentsense.

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Aberdeen

Aberdeen is a city in northeastern Scotland and the third largest city in the country. The city is 93 miles northeast of Edinburgh and 398 miles north of London and is the northernmost major city in the United Kingdom. Aberdeen has a long, sandy coastline and an oceanic climate, with cool summers and mild, rainy winters.

Historic St. Machar's Cathedral

St. Machar’s Cathedral – usually simply called St. Machar’s Cathedral – is believed to stand on the site of a small Celtic chapel built by St. Machar in 581 AD.

University and King's College of Aberdeen

The university’s massive tower (1633) and magnificent stone dome are two of its distinguishing features. The tower is the only surviving tower in Scotland and is known for containing a stone replica of Charlemagne’s crown on top of the dome.

Aberdeen Maritime Museum

The Aberdeen Maritime Museum is one of the city’s most popular attractions. Located in the Siplow district of the harbour, it is housed in the 16th-century Provost his Roth House. The museum is the UK’s only North Sea oil industry exhibition.

Cross Brig O Balgownie, Scotland's Oldest Bridge

The Brig O Balgownie, one of Scotland’s oldest bridges, was constructed by Robert the Bruce sometime around 1320. It was utilised as a primary crossing point for the River Don in Aberdeen and is also known as the Bridge of Don.

Provost Skene's House

Sir George Skene of Rubislaw was a prosperous merchant whose wealth came from his dealings with the Polish Danzig. His former home, built in 1545, is now an excellent museum of artefacts, religious paintings and period costumes.

Mercat Cross

Mercat Cross is located at Castlegate, diagonally opposite the Tolbooth Museum. Decorated with a white unicorn. The medieval Mercat Cross, built in 1686 and representing Aberdeen’s prerogative to run the market, is also located at Castlegate.

Duthie Park and David Welch Winter Gardens

  • David Welch Winter Gardens at Duthie Park is one of the UK's top indoor gardens. Highlights include the Temperate House, Tropical House, Arid House, and the Japanese Garden.

Craigievar Castle

This pink turreted castle is about an hour's drive from downtown Aberdeen. It was first mentioned in 1457 when the Mortimer family owned it. Not only is its colour, but it is also said to be the inspiration for the supposed castle motif, Walt Disney.

Crathes Castle

Crathes Castle, built in the 16th century, is a classic example of a Scottish Baronial castle run by the National Trust for Scotland. The Hall of Nine Nobles figures is typical decorations of the period: the ancient heroes Hector, Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great.

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