Provost Skene's House

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About Provost Skene's House

Dating from 1545, the oldest surviving town house in Aberdeen is home to the city’s newest attraction, celebrating the pioneering people of Aberdeen and the North-East of Scotland who have not only shaped the city but have also helped transform the world. Your clients can discover the stories and achievements of more than 100 remarkable individuals from Aberdeen and the North-East in new interactive displays. They range from singer and activist Annie Lennox to world innovator Thomas Blake Glover, and football legend Sir Alex Ferguson.

Their stories are brought to life in 10 themed displays which are full of fascinating facts to read, audio-visual content and hands on interactive elements.

ON SITE

  • Accessibility: Due to the historic nature of the house, we are sorry that the upper floors of the building are not accessible to wheelchair users or visitors with restricted mobility. The upper floors are reached by a winding staircase which visitors with restricted mobility may find difficult. We ask visitors to watch out for low ceilings and uneven floors as they make their way around the building
  • Interactive exhibits
  • Coach drop off available on adjacent street

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