Grampian Transport Museum can trace its history back to the early 1970's when a number of local enthusiasts became conscious of the fact that there was a very active interest in historic transport in the North East of Scotland. They began to discuss the possibilities...

Step into the past at this museum at the heart of Aberdeenshire, and learn about: Flint arrowheads, beaker pots and a bronze age sword, Civic Regalia,Collection of weapons from the Battle of Tel-el-Kebir and Aberdeenshire Canal and railway links

Travel 10,000 years in one day from the Mesolithic to a Roman Marching Camp, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions, featuring hands on activities, workshops and guided tours everyday, Archaeolink is a dynamic historical experience for all the family. Situated in the...

Castle Fraser is an atmospheric baronial castle dating back to the 15th century and was the ancestral home of the Fraser family. It retains the atmosphere of the family home with portraits, furniture and mementoes. Highlights include the Great Hall dating back to the...

Visit this recently refurbished museum showing civic regalia, an extensive collection of communion tokens and displays on the Huntly textile industry.:

Visit Banchory Museum - gateway to Royal Deeside - and learn about the life of Banchory-born musician and composer, J. Scott Skinner, the "Strathspey King". In our permanent collection you will also see: Royal commemorative china, 18th - 20th century tartans, Deeside...

Relive the early days of the industrial revolution at Garlogie Mill. See the rare beam engine - the only one of its type to have survived intact on its original location - which powered the woollen Mill.

Dufftown Museum explores the long and rich history of this community and the people that have lived in it for many hundreds of years. The collection is extensive and wide ranging, containing archaeological specimens that have been excavated locally and give a clue as...

Set amongst the magnificent scenery of Royal Deeside, in the shadows of Lochnagar is the Balmoral Estate. Purchased by Queen Victoria in 1848, the Estate has been the Scottish Home of the British Royal Family ever since. The Estate covers about 20,000 hectares...

In the lowlands of Aberdeenshire, in the midst of spacious, undulating countryside, stands a building which is, historically, one of the most interesting in Scotland. The Castle of Fyvie, in the centre of a parish of the same name, occupies a commanding position on...