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About Provost Skene's House
Dating from 1545, Provost Skene’s House is Aberdeen’s oldest surviving townhouse and home to the city’s newest attraction celebrating the pioneering people of Aberdeen and the North-East of Scotland. Visitors can explore the lives and achievements of over 100 remarkable individuals, from singer and activist Annie Lennox to innovator Thomas Blake Glover and football legend Sir Alex Ferguson, through 10 themed interactive displays.
On Site:
- Interactive exhibits
- Coach drop-off on adjacent street
- After Hours Experience available from 18:00
- Accessibility: Upper floors reached by winding staircase; may not be suitable for wheelchair users or visitors with restricted mobility. Watch for low ceilings and uneven floors.
Product offerings
| Group Welcome | Duration: 15 minutes Availability: Year-round, 7 days a week, on request Group Size: 6–20 Inclusions:
Provost Skene’s House offers an interactive and immersive experience celebrating local pioneers, combining history, culture, and hands-on learning for FITs and groups of all sizes. |
| Express Part-Guided Visit | Duration: 1 hour Availability: Year-round, 7 days a week, on request Group Size: 1–12 Inclusions:
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| Exclusive Use Experience | Duration: 1 hour (option to add extra hour) Availability: Year-round, 7 days a week, on request Group Size: 25–40 Inclusions:
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