We're proud to present VisitAberdeenshire’s travel trade product guide, dedicated to highlight the brightest and best of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire for you and your clients.
The guide provides detailed information on bookable product for the region, including food and drink experiences, castles and gardens, cultural attractions and outdoor adventure. We have dedicated pages for accommodation listings, transportation, and guiding services which you can view using the links below.
Finally, explore the region via the below map which showcases the locations of the travel trade ready suppliers.
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The collections are displayed over four floors in the modern museum building and the historic 16th century Provost Ross’s House.
The museum offers fantastic views over Aberdeen Harbour.
200 years of regimental history from 1794 - 1994.
WWI replica trench - your clients can experience and feel ‘trench-life’ for themselves.
11 original Victoria Crosses on display.
Authentic Officers’ Mess dressed with Regimental silver, crystal and crockery - available for private Regimental Dinners.
Private dinners for larger groups in the Regimental Gallery.
A collection that spans over 700 years and regarded as one of the UK’s finest collections.
Rooftop terrace, offering panoramic views of the city skyline.
Iconic castle in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park
Marvel at the unique star-shaped wall
Discover a turbulent chapter in Scotland's history
Explore the grounds via accessible path and woodland trail
Huntly Castle - The seat of one of medieval and Renaissance Scotland’s most powerful families - the Gordon family.
Located 18 miles from Aberdeen city centre
Fairy tale-like turrets, gargoyles of fantastic design and the ancient Horn of Leys given in 1323 by Robert the Bruce are just a few of the features of this historic castle.
Newly created Rose Gardens with private tours available
Castle dates back to the 1400’s with later additions making the castle into the huge, fortified structure it is today.
Fraser Family’s home for over 400 years, filled with portraits, mementos and quirky features such as trap doors and secret staircases.
Exclusive access to Roof terrace for drams and historical talks.
Your clients will experience over 700 years of history and the story of the Irvine Family who were given the Tower of Drum in 1323 by Robert the Bruce
The castle’s turbulent Jacobite past is brought to life through a new Jacobite: Behind the Scenes tour
The Garden of Historic Roses features an enormous array of rare and exotic roses and you clients can learn about how roses have been cultivated over the centuries on a unique garden tour
17th century walled garden split over three levels.
The Museum of Farming Life brings to life the agricultural heritage of the local area.
The Meet the Ploughman experience features Jim Elliot, British Horse Drawn Plough Champion, who has previously appeared on Downton Abbey
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