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Top 10 places in Aberdeen
Ranked from real traveller ratings and review counts in our places database. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Aberdeen worth visiting.
- 1Restaurant
Miller & Carter Aberdeen
4.8(6,195 reviews)
Miller & Carter Aberdeen is a restaurant situated on Union Street in the heart of Aberdeen. This establishment offers a dining experience in the city centre.
26 Union St, Aberdeen AB10 1BD, UK
Official website - 2Attraction
Slains Castle (Dracula's Castle)
4.7(2,293 reviews)
Perched dramatically on cliffs overlooking Cruden Bay, Slains Castle is a 16th-century fortress ruin in Aberdeenshire. This imposing structure offers breathtaking views of the North Sea and is a popular spot for coastal walks. Visitors can explore the extensive remains of its rooms and halls, experiencing a tangible sense of history and atmosphere.
A975, Cruden Bay, Peterhead AB42 0NE, UK
Official website - 3Attraction
Seaton Park
4.7(2,247 reviews)
Seaton Park is a large, well-maintained green space in Aberdeen, offering extensive grounds for relaxation and recreation. Situated by the river, it features colourful gardens, mature trees, and pathways ideal for strolls. Families will appreciate the dedicated play area for children.
Don St, Aberdeen AB24 1XS, UK
Official website - 4Attraction
Aberdeen Art Gallery
4.7(1,894 reviews)
Housed within a late 19th-century granite structure, Aberdeen Art Gallery showcases a diverse collection spanning 18th to 20th-century paintings. Visitors can also explore its significant Scottish metalwork exhibits. This cultural attraction is situated in the heart of Aberdeen.
Art Gallery, Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ, UK
Official website - 5Restaurant
Estabulo Rodizio Bar & Grill - Aberdeen
4.8(3,198 reviews)
Estabulo Rodizio Bar & Grill in Aberdeen offers a vibrant dining experience, specialising in grilled meats. Located on Union Street, this restaurant is highly rated by visitors. It's a popular spot for those seeking a lively atmosphere and a continuous supply of expertly cooked dishes.
38 Union St, Aberdeen AB10 1BD, UK
Official website - 6Landmark
St. Machar's Cathedral
4.8(1,080 reviews)
St. Machar's Cathedral is a significant 12th-century landmark located in Aberdeen. Visitors can admire its distinctive stained glass windows and a unique heraldic ceiling. The cathedral also features a memorial dedicated to John Barbour.
The Chanonry, Aberdeen AB24 1RQ, UK
Official website - 7Attraction
Craigievar Castle (National Trust for Scotland)
4.6(1,245 reviews)
Craigievar Castle, a striking attraction near Aberdeen, dates back to 1626 and boasts original Jacobean woodwork, intricate plaster ceilings, and a notable portrait collection. This historic building, often described as a 'pink castle', was inhabited until the 1960s.
Craigievar, Alford AB33 8JF, UK
Official website - 8Restaurant
COSMO All You Can Eat World Buffet Restaurant | Aberdeen
4.4(2,633 reviews)
COSMO All You Can Eat World Buffet Restaurant in Aberdeen offers a modern dining experience with a variety of global dishes prepared at cooking stations. This stylish chain restaurant is located on Guild Street.
Guild St, Aberdeen AB11 5RG, UK
Official website - 9Restaurant
Cafe Andaluz
4.5(2,011 reviews)
Cafe Andaluz in Aberdeen offers a taste of Spain with its elegant Andalucian-inspired decor and intimate atmosphere. This restaurant serves a variety of Spanish fare, including tapas and paellas. It provides a stylish setting for enjoying a meal in the city centre.
5 Bon-Accord St, Aberdeen AB11 6FX, UK
Official website - 10Café
Haddo House (National Trust for Scotland)
4.7(1,411 reviews)
Haddo House, located near Aberdeen, is an impressive 18th-century mansion featuring elegant Victorian interiors and a notable collection of paintings. Visitors can explore its rich history and admire the beautiful terrace gardens surrounding the property.
Tarves, Ellon AB41 7LE, UK
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