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LanguagesRussian, English, Polish
Group sizeUp to 15 travelers
Overview
Explore the rich history of Aberdeen on this engaging 2-hour walking tour. Journey through the vibrant city centre, where your guide shares fascinating insights into Aberdeen’s heritage, architecture, and hidden gems. Your guide is not originally from Scotland but has chosen Aberdeen as home and is passionate about its history and lesser-known stories. Enjoy a guided visit to the Freemasons’ Hall, a unique opportunity to discover its architecture and historical significance. Perfect for history lovers and curious travelers alike, this tour offers a captivating blend of culture and exploration.
2-hour guided walking tour of Aberdeen’s city centre
Guided visit to the historic Freemasons’ Hall
Learn about Aberdeen’s culture, history, and architecture from your guide
Ideal for history enthusiasts and curious travelers.
What's included
Gratuities
personal expenses
What to expect
15m
At Marischal College, travelers will admire one of the world’s largest granite buildings, learn about its history and role in Aberdeen’s civic life, and discover fascinating stories about the city’s architecture and university heritage.
Provost Skene's House
15m
At Provost Skene’s House, travelers will explore a restored 16th-century merchant’s home, see historic rooms and period furnishings, and learn about life in old Aberdeen and its notable local figures.
Kirk of St. Nicholas
10m
At St Nicholas Kirk, travelers will explore Aberdeen’s largest medieval kirk in the city centre.
William Wallace Statue
10m
William Wallace was a Scottish knight and national hero who played a key role in the Wars of Scottish Independence in the late 13th century.
Aberdeen
1h
Freemasons’ Hall Aberdeen is a historic Masonic building in the city centre, known for its ornate interiors, symbolism, and long-standing use by local Masonic lodges.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Aberdeen’s historic Mercat Cross, a 17th-century landmark that symbolized royal authority and served as the city’s traditional marketplace and public gathering place.
