Aberdeen, Scotland's third most populous city, offers North Sea views and an iconic football stadium

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St Machar’s Cathedral has a beautiful oak ceiling, dating to 1520, and stained glass windows

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The long pathways at Seaton Park are scenic, perfect for a stroll

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Aberdeen gets its name from the Don river, roughly translating to “mouth of the river Don”

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Aberdeen beach gives the silver city 'golden sands', which give onto views of the North Sea

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Public parks are used by students as a path to the University of Aberdeen and Hillhead Halls of Residence

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Visit Pittodrie Street, home to Aberdeen Football Club and Pittodrie Stadium

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Aberdeen is called the silver city as granite is key to the architecture of the city

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Aberdeen, Scotland's third most populous city, offers North Sea views and an iconic football stadium

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By Team Lounge
Published Apr 11, 2023

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St Machar’s Cathedral has a beautiful oak ceiling, dating to 1520, and stained glass windows

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

The long pathways at Seaton Park are scenic, perfect for a stroll

Photo Credit: iStock

Aberdeen gets its name from the Don river, roughly translating to “mouth of the river Don”

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Aberdeen beach gives the silver city 'golden sands', which give onto views of the North Sea

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Public parks are used by students as a path to the University of Aberdeen and Hillhead Halls of Residence

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Visit Pittodrie Street, home to Aberdeen Football Club and Pittodrie Stadium

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Aberdeen is called the silver city as granite is key to the architecture of the city

Photo Credit: iStock

Aberdeen, Scotland's third most populous city, offers North Sea views and an iconic football stadium

Photo Credit: iStock

web stories

By Team Lounge Published Apr 11, 2023

Mint Lounge

St Machar’s Cathedral has a beautiful oak ceiling, dating to 1520, and stained glass windows

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

The long pathways at Seaton Park are scenic, perfect for a stroll

Photo Credit: iStock

Aberdeen gets its name from the Don river, roughly translating to “mouth of the river Don”

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Aberdeen beach gives the silver city 'golden sands', which give onto views of the North Sea

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Public parks are used by students as a path to the University of Aberdeen and Hillhead Halls of Residence

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Visit Pittodrie Street, home to Aberdeen Football Club and Pittodrie Stadium

Photo Credit: Nitin Sreedhar

Aberdeen is called the silver city as granite is key to the architecture of the city

Photo Credit: iStock

By Team Lounge
Published Apr 11, 2023