Aberdeen the third largest city in Scotland is approximately 120 miles North East of Edinburgh. It is wealthy city due to its relation to the Oil Industry. Beautiful architecture including flower gardens, a fantastic art gallery and the Maritime Museum (well worth a visit). A lively Arts and Cultural scene with many Bars and Restaurants. Known as the 'Granite City', it is at once an Ancient Cathedral and University City as well as a fishing port.
Aberdeen The lovely city of Aberdeen is known as the capital of the Grampian Highlands in the north of Scotland. Aberdeen is Scotland’s third largest city and is known by many names including the Granite City, the Flower of Scotland and the Silver City by the Golden Sands. The city is extremely proud of its titles and has a very prosperous economy, with one of the richest histories in Scotland. The magical Old Town has unique sparkling granite buildings and some of the most spectacular Skylines in Scotland. The historical buildings of Marishal College, St Machar’s Cathedral, His Majesty’s Theatre, and the Old Town with its surrounding fishing village are all fantastic sights which give great wealth to the city. The city was founded as a Royal Burgh in 1124 when it was known for its important trade harbour.
The Aberdeenshire Castle Trail is the most famous in Scotland and is of great historical interest, discovering thirteen of the most famous Scottish castles. The trails provide in depth information about the landmarks surrounding the city of Aberdeen, as well as a detailed history of Scotland. The Aberdeenshire Castle Trail reveals interesting facts about the architecture and traditions associated with the castles and is well known throughout Scotland.
Scotland’s famous whisky distilleries were built near to the rich and high quality ingredients such as pure spring water and golden barley. The Speyside whisky trail covers nearly half of Scotland’s malt whisky distilleries. Scotland has been producing malt whisky for over 500 years and offers a huge range of excellent and distinctive single malt whiskies. Each distillery has its own style, lore, recipes and traditions with unique characteristics which give an individual taste to each whiskey. There is a wonderful whisky festival in May and another in September, when all of the distilleries, pubs and bars welcome you to taste their best whisky.
The Golden Sands along the coastline of Aberdeen is swept with glorious beaches, including St Cyrus, Balmedie, Rattray, Boyndie, Burghead and many more. There are many little villages and towns surrounding Aberdeen, each with breathtaking scenery, sea views and wonderful wildlife to enjoy.
There are many activities available in Aberdeen and the surrounding areas, including surfing, yachting, sea angling, fishing, walking and golfing, to make your holiday relaxing and enjoyable. There is a fantastic range of top quality restaurants in Aberdeen, as well as a lively night life, local cultural events and excellent shopping. Aberdeen has won the Britain in Bloom competition many times with shows of two million roses, three million crocuses and eleven millions daffodils. Aberdeen is also known for its Winter Garden, which covers two acres and has the largest garden area under glass in Europe.
There are many lovely accommodation options in the city of Aberdeen and the surrounding villages. There are many traditional Bed and Breakfasts, Guest Houses, Hotels, Cottages and Self-catering accommodation to meet your needs and requirements. Come and enjoy your holiday in this lovely part of Scotland.
Accommodation: Bed & Breakfast Braehead Terrace, Moray Dufftown, Aberdeen Scotland
Braehead villa is the ideal choice if you want comfort and quality. It iis a modern B&B constructed in 2005. All rooms are fully ensuite with tea/coffee making facilities. We are situated in a quiet area, convenient for the town centre with its shops and restaurants. We have one double room and two twin rooms. One of our twin rooms is on the ground floor with full disabled facilities.
Accommodation: Guest House 26 Braemar Road, Aberdeenshire Ballater, Aberdeen Scotland
Moorside House is an impressive Victorian House which was built at the beginning of the 19th century and which has been refurbished to a high standard retaining many of the original period features. We have private parking and a large garden at the rear where guests can relax.
Accommodation: Guest House Burnhaven, Peterhead, Aberdeen Scotland
We are a well established guest house a short walk from Peterhead. If you wish to explore the North East of Scotland including the wonderful coast, we are in a perfect location for you.
Accommodation: Bed & Breakfast Ambleside, Netherley, Aberdeen Scotland
We are a comfortable bed and breakfast set in the heart of rural north east Scotland with views of the North Sea to the east and forests and heather covered hills to the west. Just 15 minutes drive from Aberdeen and Banchory.
Accommodation: Guest House Ann Street, Stonehaven, Aberdeen Scotland
Arduthie House is a lovely guest house dating back from the Victorian era. It has been a guest house for many years now and we are very proud of our excellent reputation for providing quality, comfortable accommodation with friendly service in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We are situated in the coastal town of Stonehaven, which is only 15 minutes drive from Aberdeen city centre. We have six bedrooms which have all been equipped to a very high standard. The house benefits from central heating throughout.
Bayview is 15 miles from Aberdeen and it is a family run bed and breakfast giving the visitor stylish, comfortable and charming accommodation. We are located at the picturesque of coastal of Stonehaven. we close to all local shops and restaurants. Acess to wireless internet in all rooms and internet cafe in the dining room.
Accommodation: Guest House Beachgate Lane, Stonehaven, Aberdeen Scotland
Beachgate B&B offers traditional Highland hospitality at its best. The accommodation is situated in the bustling town of Stonehaven in north east Scotland, close to Aberdeen and Royal Deeside where you can find a host of castles including Mar, Crathes and Criagievar, which are all well worth a visit. It is also close to the royal residence at Balmoral. There are four rooms available to guests: one single room and three doubles, which all benefit from en-suite shower rooms.
Accommodation: Guest House Burnhervie, Inverurie, Aberdeen Scotland
We are located at Bennachie's base in a real functioning family run 200 acre farm and offer accommodation to a high standard with en-suite facilities for guests who wish to experience the rural lifestyle with delicioushome cooking. Secure private parking is available and guests are free to enjoy the outdoor garden areas or take time out and relax in the comfortable lounge.
Accommodation: Bed & Breakfast 4 Brodiach Court Aberdeen Scotland
We are a friendly Bed and Breakfast at Westhill in Aberdeen. We are in the quiet end of a road in a rural area in the outskirts of Aberdeen. All the rooms are decorated to a high standard. We provide a full Scottish breakfast.
Accommodation: Guest House Crathes, Aberdeenshire Banchory, Aberdeen Scotland
We are based on the main A93 road (Aberdeen to Banchory) at Crathes about 3 miles east of Banchory with easy access to Royal Deeside, Aberdeen and the coast. We are ideally located in a quiet rural setting yet close to Banchory with its lovely park near the River Dee and a variety of shops, restaurants and bars.
Accommodation: Guest House Bridgend Terrace, Turriff , Aberdeen Scotland
There are loads of attractions nearby making Deveron Lodge perfectly located to explore Scotland; follow the whisky trail, or follow the coastal trail, visit castles or the Stone Circles, play golf or hit the ski slopes at Lecht. Deveron Lodge was built in 2001 and was attractively refurbished in 2005 to an excellent standard.
