How to get out Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a good location to stay if you want to see castles, play golf or go on a distillery trail. Within 30 miles you can visit Crathes, Drum and Dunottar Castles.
The Malt Whisky Trail route is about 30 miles north and involves a number of distilleries including the Glenfiddich and Glen Grant tours.
If you want to play golf, the Royal Aberdeen golf course was founded in 1790 and is the sixth oldest in the world and the Royal Deeside course in the River Dee's valley are both excellent.
The nearby town of Stonehaven is a popular location for visitors. It features an art deco outdoor pool and a pleasent seafront. The nearby Dunottar Castle is extremely popular.
The "Royal Deeside" area is also popular. Towns such as Aboyne, Ballater and Braemar are worth a visit. Balmoral Castle is very popular due to it's Royal connection.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Aberdeen
