Coach Holidays to Aberdeen
Coach holidays to Aberdeen have always been a firm favourite with UK holidaymakers. Located in the North East of Scotland, Aberdeen sits where the Dee and Don rivers meet the North Sea. As a result, it was originally known as Aberdon, meaning ‘at the mouth of the Don’. Nowadays, it is referred to as ‘The Granite City’ due to many buildings being made from granite. Aberdeen is Scotland’s third-largest city, Scotland’s second-biggest fishing port and the capital of Europe’s oil industry. This superb city also has a wealth of historic features and attractions, making it a popular choice among holidaymakers who enjoy coach holidays to Aberdeen.
Things To Do In Aberdeen
Pack your sunglasses for your trip to Aberdeen as it is one of the sunniest cities in Scotland. Aberdeen has over 45 parks and gardens. Because of this, this city is a haven for tourists. For many years, Aberdeen has had great success from its sea-based industries. Visit Aberdeen Maritime Museum to explore how Aberdeen has developed from a fishing hotspot to a city known best for its oil industry. Aberdeen is a city of growth, its Duthie Park Winter Gardens is one of Europe’s largest indoor gardens. There you will find stunning, exotic flowers from around the globe. A highly popular destination that attracts tourists in the masses is Slains Castle, which is free and open for the general public to explore. It is situated on the coastal edge and has great views and character. It is definitely worth a visit!
Aberdeen is full of hidden gems, a popular one is a little village named Footdee. It is a vibrant former fishing village with lots of quirky buildings. Blessed with an array of museums, parks, and beaches; Aberdeen is a city that knows how to please the crowds.
Excursion Highlights
Stonehaven & Drum Castle
Located South of Aberdeen along the coast, Stonehaven is a delightful Scottish town with an attractive harbour. It has many ancient buildings including the 15th Century Tolbooth which houses a fascinating museum (entry fee may apply). Dating from the 13th century, Drum Castle was owned by the Irvine family for over 650 years. Considering this, we explore the varied heritage of this intriguing building on our guided tour. The gardens include an historic collection of roses.
Braemar & Highland Games Centre
Surrounded by the fine Grampian Mountains and woodland scenery, Braemar is a delightful village. A quarter of a mile east of the town stands Braemar Castle, a 17th century castle with a colourful past (entry fees may apply). The recently opened Braemar Highland Games Centre is an iconic new heritage centre at the home of the world-famous Braemar Gathering. We discover the 200-year history of the Braemar Royal Highland Society and The Braemar Highland Games. Further to this, our tour includes a bagpipe welcome and tea with scone.
Fraserburgh & Haddo House
We discover the endless golden sandy beaches and bustling harbour of this
traditional coastal town. Attractions include the Fraserburgh Heritage Centre
and Museum of Scottish Lighthouses (charges apply).Designed in 1732 by William
Adam, Haddo was home to the Gordon family for more than 400 years. The
extensive art collection includes 85 paintings of Aberdeenshire castles by
acclaimed Victorian artist James Giles. Entry to house and gardens included in
tour cost.
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