King Street Exchange Student Accommodation

Located on Schoolhill, not far from King Street, the Aberdeen Art Gallery is home to an impressive collection of artworks, including pieces by renowned artists such as Henry Raeburn, Francis Bacon, and Damien Hirst. The gallery also features special exhibitions and events throughout the year.

Situated on Castle Street, The Tolbooth Museum offers insight into Aberdeen’s history and maritime heritage. Housed in a 17th-century former prison and courthouse, the museum features exhibits on crime and punishment, as well as displays related to the city’s trades and industries.

Located on Shiprow, this museum explores Aberdeen’s maritime history and its links to the North Sea oil industry. Visitors can learn about shipbuilding, fishing, and offshore drilling through interactive exhibits, models, and artifacts.

This historic church, situated on Union Street, dates back to the 12th century and is one of the oldest buildings in Aberdeen. It features beautiful stained-glass windows, medieval architecture, and a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and contemplation.

This well-preserved medieval townhouse on Guestrow offers a glimpse into Aberdeen’s past. Visitors can explore the furnished rooms and learn about the city’s history, from its medieval origins to its role as a thriving merchant hub.

While not a cultural attraction in itself, Union Terrace Gardens provide a tranquil green space in the heart of Aberdeen. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks, relax by the floral displays, or take in views of the city skyline.