Travel Guide to VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre
Explore Aberdeen with the VisitScotland iCentre, your essential guide to Scotland's rich heritage and vibrant culture.
A brief summary to VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre
- 23 Union St, Aberdeen, AB11 5BP, GB
- +441224269180
Discover Aberdeen: Your Gateway to Scotland's Rich Heritage
Welcome to the VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre, the premier tourist information hub for visitors eager to explore the captivating city of Aberdeen and its stunning surroundings. Situated conveniently in the city center, this centre serves as your essential resource for all things Aberdeen. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by knowledgeable staff who are passionate about sharing insights into the city's rich history, vibrant culture, and must-see attractions. Whether you're seeking recommendations for local dining, accommodations, or hidden gems off the beaten path, the friendly team is here to assist. The iCentre is equipped with a wide array of brochures, maps, and guides that cover everything from historical landmarks to outdoor adventures. You can discover the best of Aberdeen, including its impressive architecture, beautiful parks, and the stunning coastline of the North Sea. Additionally, the centre provides information on guided tours, transportation options, and events happening during your stay, making it easier to craft the perfect itinerary. Don't miss out on the opportunity to peruse unique souvenirs and local crafts available for purchase, allowing you to take a piece of Aberdeen home with you. The VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre is not just a place to gather information; it’s a welcoming space where you can start your journey and connect with the heart of Scotland's northeast. Make the VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre your first stop and embark on an unforgettable adventure through this historic and dynamic city.
Local tips
- Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and get personalized assistance.
- Check for special events or exhibitions happening at the iCentre during your visit.
- Take advantage of free maps and brochures to navigate the city easily.
- Don't hesitate to ask the staff for insider tips on local dining and attractions.
Getting There
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Walking
If you are in the city center, start at the Aberdeen Bus Station (Guild Street). Exit the station and head north on Guild Street towards the Union Square Shopping Centre. After about 5 minutes, you will reach the roundabout at the end of Guild Street. Take the first exit onto Union Square and continue walking straight. After about 10 minutes, you will see a large intersection. Continue straight onto Union Street. The VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre is located at 23 Union St, on your right-hand side, just before you reach the junction with Market Street.
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Public Transport - Bus
From Union Square Bus Station, take any bus that heads towards the city center. Look for routes that stop at Union Street. Get off at the stop nearest to the junction of Union Street and Market Street. Once you alight, walk east along Union Street for about 2 minutes, and you will find the VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre at 23 Union St on your right.
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Taxi
If you prefer a taxi, you can hail one from the street or use a taxi app. Simply provide the driver with the address: 23 Union St, Aberdeen AB11 5BP. The journey will take approximately 5-10 minutes depending on traffic, and the driver will drop you off right outside the VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre.
Attractions Nearby to VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre
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Aberdeen Maritime Museum
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Shiprow Village
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Provost Skene's House
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Mercat Cross
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St. Andrew Cathedral Church, Aberdeen
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Marischal College
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St Nicholas Bandstand
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St. Nicholas Cemetery
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Kirk of St Nicholas Uniting
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Aberdeen Art Gallery
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The Stairs Leading to Bridge Street
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Huntfun Aberdeen
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Union Terrace Gds
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Aberdeen Sign
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William Wallace Statue
Landmarks nearby to VisitScotland Aberdeen iCentre
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The Tolbooth Museum
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Aberdeen Maritime Museum
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Gordon Highlanders Statue
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Greyfriars Church
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Provost Skene's House
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Robert the Bruce Statue
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St. Andrew Cathedral Church, Aberdeen
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The Kirk of St. Nicholas Colonnade
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St. Nicholas Cemetery
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Aberdeen Ghost Walks
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Aedie's House site
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Aberdeen Ferry Terminal
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General Gordon Statue
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Aberdeen Art Gallery
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Edward VII Statue