Top Things to do in Aberdeenshire
Top Hotels in Aberdeenshire
- 1. Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen Airport, an IHG Hotel
- 2. Sandman Signature Aberdeen Hotel
- 3. Premier Inn Aberdeen City Centre hotel
- 4. Malmaison Aberdeen
- 5. Travelodge Aberdeen Central
- 6. Ibis Aberdeen Centre
- 7. Bogenraith House
- 8. Jurys Inn Aberdeen
- 9. Premier Inn Aberdeen Airport (Dyce) hotel
- 10. Atholl Hotel
10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Aberdeenshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom including Cairn O'Mount Viewpoint, Migvie Stone, East Aquhorthies Stone Circle, Tap O' Noth, Central Library, Monymusk Post Office, Kirk of St. Nicholas, Duff House, The Braemar Gathering, Milton of Crathes Station.
Restaurants in Aberdeenshire
1. Cairn O'Mount Viewpoint
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By MoErn9 - Laurencekirk, United Kingdom
The road from Fettercairn to Banchory is a beautiful drive with a spectacular veiw from the top. You can see the sea and Montrose on a clear day.
2. Migvie Stone
3. East Aquhorthies Stone Circle
4. Tap O' Noth
5. Central Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Established in 1892, this historic institution still serves as the primary library in town.
6. Monymusk Post Office
7. Kirk of St. Nicholas
8. Duff House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 301 reviews
This site is closed for now. We’re working hard to gradually reopen the places you love while making sure the experience is safe for everyone. A magnificent early Georgian mansion, designed by William Adam for the Earl of Fife. It is considered to be an Adam masterpiece and is one of the most important buildings in the North. The foundation stone was laid on the 11th June 1735 and the building was finished five years later, although it took over 100 years to complete the interior. Duff House is a jewel set in a stunning triangle of coast, river and parkland. There is a tea room and shop on ground-floor level, as well as temporary exhibitions by visiting artists and societies.
Reviewed By H696AOgaryj
Unfortunately we could not see inside Duff house due to Covid-19 restrictions, but even from the outside, it looks magnificent. Be sure to do the forest walks from here to Alvah Bridge, stopping off to see the Icehouse and the Mausoleum.
9. The Braemar Gathering
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By itchyfeet2014 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
The sun was shining this year. All our travel plans went well. We were ushered in to car park 5 and a five minute walk through some woods took us to The Braemar Gathering. What a stunning location, what an amazing day of fantastic events. It was all go for hours. A visual spectacle that had us on the edge of our seats with tug of war, hammer throwing, caber tossing, fell running, relay races, fantastic Highland dancing, wonderful pipe bands and lots more. The highlight was the arrival of Her Majesty the Queen and the royal party. The Queen looked wonderful. Clearly the royals enjoy the day- they looked like they were! The whole day was so relaxed. The time just flew in. It was great to have a seat in area C but a bit of a squeeze to get in and out. This area was opposite the Royal Pavillion so we got a lovely view of Her Majesty. There are lots of stalls selling drinks, burgers and lots more. Plenty of toilets and ticket upgrades are available once inside the arena. Quite simply the loveliest of days out. We followed the pipe bands from the centre of Braemar at 12 am into the arena. We had wonderful views of the pipers and it was a brilliant atmosphere. Scotland at its very best. Buy your tickets early on line, but there are tickets available on the day.
