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Located on Shiprow, just a short distance from 256 King St, this museum offers insight into Aberdeen’s maritime heritage. Explore exhibits on shipbuilding, offshore oil, fishing, and more.
Housed in a 17th-century former jail, The Tolbooth Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Aberdeen’s history of crime and punishment. Learn about the city’s judicial system, prisons, and infamous criminals.
Known locally as “HMT,” His Majesty’s Theatre is a historic venue hosting a variety of performances, including plays, musicals, ballets, and concerts. Check the schedule for upcoming shows during your half-term break!
Discover the history of the Gordon Highlanders, one of Scotland’s most famous regiments, at this museum located in the former home of the Gordon family. Explore exhibits on military history, weaponry, and personal stories of soldiers.
Recently renovated and expanded, Aberdeen Art Gallery is home to a diverse collection of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. Highlights include pieces by Scottish artists and works from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Step back in time at Provost Skene’s House, a beautifully preserved 16th-century townhouse located in the city centre. Explore period rooms furnished with historical artifacts and learn about Aberdeen’s past.
Take a leisurely stroll through Duthie Park, one of Aberdeen’s most popular green spaces. Highlights include the David Welch Winter Gardens, featuring tropical plants, cacti, and seasonal displays.
Perfect for families and science enthusiasts, Aberdeen Science Centre offers interactive exhibits on topics like physics, biology, and technology. Participate in hands-on activities and experiments for a fun and educational experience. A must see for anyone doing a science-based degree.
TK Maxx – Offers a wide selection of discounted designer clothing, accessories, and home goods.
Primark – Known for its affordable fashion for men, women, and children, as well as home essentials.
The Music Hall – Visit this historic venue for concerts, performances, and events, as well as a gift shop selling music-related merchandise.
Cocoa Ooze – Indulge in handmade chocolates, truffles, and other sweet treats at this artisan chocolatier.
Tesco Express – Convenient for picking up groceries, snacks, and everyday student essentials.
Sainsbury’s Local – Another option for grocery shopping, with a focus on fresh produce, pantry staples, and ready-to-eat meals.
Homesense – Browse a unique selection of home décor, furniture, and kitchenware at discounted prices to spice up your uni room.
Wilko – Find affordable home essentials, cleaning supplies, and seasonal décor items.
Currys PC World – Offers a range of electronics, appliances, and tech accessories, including laptops, smartphones, and gaming consoles.
Maplin – Another option for electronics and gadgets, with a focus on home automation, audio-visual equipment, and DIY electronics.
Boots – A one-stop shop for health, beauty, and pharmacy needs, offering a wide range of skincare, makeup, and wellness products.
Superdrug – Another option for health and beauty essentials, with a focus on affordable cosmetics, toiletries, and personal care items.
Cup – A cozy café serving freshly brewed coffee, delicious cakes, and light bites.
Foodstory Café – Offers a menu of healthy and wholesome dishes, including vegan and gluten-free options, along with specialty coffees and teas.
The Bobbin – A traditional Scottish pub offering a selection of hearty pub grub and a variety of beers and spirits.
Old Blackfriars – Known for its warm atmosphere and extensive menu featuring classic pub fare and local favourites.
Shri Bheema’s Indian Restaurant – Serving authentic Indian cuisine with a focus on flavourful curries, tandoori dishes, and biryanis.
Olive Tree Greek Taverna – Offers a taste of Greece with a menu of traditional Greek dishes like souvlaki, moussaka, and spanakopita.
Melt – A popular spot for grilled cheese sandwiches and comforting classics like mac ‘n’ cheese and loaded fries.
Handmade Burger Co. – Specializes in gourmet burgers made with quality ingredients and served with a variety of toppings and sides.
Moonfish Café – A stylish restaurant offering contemporary Scottish cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients.
Rustico – Known for its authentic Italian dishes, including handmade pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and antipasti platters.
First Aberdeen: The local bus operator, First Aberdeen, operates numerous bus routes that serve the area around 256 King St. These routes connect the neighbourhood with other parts of Aberdeen, including the city centre, residential areas, and the university campus.
Stagecoach: Another major bus operator in Aberdeen, Stagecoach, also runs several routes that pass through or near 256 King St, providing additional options for commuting and traveling around the city.
Aberdeen Train Station is located approximately 1.5 miles from 256 King St. The station offers regular train services to various destinations across Scotland, including Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Inverness. It provides convenient connections for both local and long-distance travel.
Aberdeen has an expanding network of cycle lanes and paths, making cycling a viable and environmentally friendly transportation option. Students around the Old Fire Station accommodation can easily cycle to the university campus, city centre, and other destinations within Aberdeen.
Every Student supplies private student accommodation. We care about the quality of accommodation we provide and the students who live in it. That’s why we’re signed up to the National Code for Assured Accommodation. It sets out minimum standards which we have to abide by in lots of areas, including being honest about how we describe our rooms and buildings, and treating people fairly, ensuring that no one is treated less fairly than others in the way we allocate and run our accommodation.
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