Family and Kids in Aberdeen
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Visit to experience unparalleled fun for kids
The majestic bronze statue of William Wallace was built by William Grant Stevenson and erected in 1888. The statue has a significant position opposite His Majesty’s Theatre and across Union Terrace Gardens. There is an inscription on the statue that says, “I tell you a truth, liberty is the best of all things, my son, never live under any slavish bond”. Standing on the mound ...Read more -
A place for children with all kinds of interests
Kincorth Hill is a famous tourist destination which is accessible to public. It houses a large open space where you can enjoy walking. It offers you picturesque vistas of the Aberdeen City from here. You can take your dogs along with you to this area as it offers you to do so. It provides you access into the nearby wooded estate where you can view many wild animals. Kincorth Hill offers you to ...Read more -
33. Kirk Of St. Nicholas
A guaranteed fun space for the kids
It is one of the pretty historical churches located at the center of the city. You can find the mention of this church’s name in a Papal document of 1157. The legend says that the church was considered as the patron saint because it had saved many sailors miraculously in the storm. Today, the church houses the Drum Aisle (the ancient burial of the Irvines of the Drum Castle). Previously i...Read more -
34. Haddo House
Amazing Aberdeen attraction for kids
It is an elegant Scottish mansion with a brilliant interior Victorian style decor. The castle is known for its antique furniture and paintings. Climb up to its terraced garden and it will lead you to the Country Park. This Country Park is filled with lakes, walking trails and monuments. Pay a visit to this beautiful castle where you get to experience the classic Scottish etiquette through its d...Read more -
35. His Majesty's Theatre
Can keep your kids busy for days
It is one of the two named theatre around the world, opened in 1906 in Aberdeen. The theatre is popular for holding some of the best theatre production like classical drama, musical dram as well as dance drama. It has a seating arrangement of around 1470 people. The striking feature of the theatre is its interior décor with fine details made of 23 carat gold and wrapped with luxurious cr...Read more -
36. Craigievar Castle
Perfect for kids day out in Aberdeen
Scotland has some of the most mesmerizing castles along the countryside. Among the lot, Craigievar Castle is one of them. Almost out of a fairytale story, the castle is said to be the finest example of Scottish Baronial architecture. The overall appearance of the castle looks as if it has grown naturally out of the rolling hills. Today, the castle houses exclusive collection of family portraits...Read more -
37. Duff House
Fun place to go for kids
This beautiful house is located in one of the amazing sites of the northeastern region of Aberdeen. The outer appearance of the house looks like a luxury Baroque mansion. History says, it was built in 18th century by William Adam. In the interior, the House was available for exclusive dinner for around 50 people. Take a look into its classical interior decor. It house masterpieces like the Nati...Read more -
38. Storybook Glen
A cool place to see with kids
Don’t you want to relive your childhood full of fairy tales? The visit to Storybook Glen in Scotland will offer you life-size models of the various fairy tales and cartoon characters you loved in younger days. From modern cartoon characters like Shrek, Postman Pat to the traditional fairy tale characters like Cinderella, snow white and so on are placed here and there in this park. It wil...Read more -
39. Pitmedden Garden & Museum Of Farming Life
A fantastic place for refreshing break for children
Pitmedden Garden has always been a source of inspiration for gardeners. Whether you are a professional gardener or love to pamper your own house garden, Pitmedden garden has every bit of information about plants to make your garden more beautiful. Step inside the garden and you will see nearly 80 varieties of apple trees ornamenting high granite walls of the garden. Added to this, the garden ge...Read more -
40. Victoria Park
One of the awesome things children enjoy the most
This 5 hectare park was opened in 1871 and was named in honor of Queen Victoria. Previously, it was named as Glennie’s Park. The garden is filled with shrubs, flower plants and trees. Inside, you will find seating areas and a glass house where you can see different species of plants like pine plants in the month of summer. At the center, a fountain is placed which is made of 14 different ...Read more -
41. Delgatie Castle
The best option for younger visitors
Dating back to 1030, the castle still preserves its rich history in every corner of the building. Step inside the castle and you can see some Scottish painted ceilings which date back from 1592 and 1597. Other highlighted features of the castle are the bedchamber of Mary Queen of Scots, Victorian clothes, paintings and finely crafted furniture. Check the turnpike stairs of castle which is said ...Read more -
42. Pittodrie Stadium
A place where kids enjoy and have fun
This stadium was first used for football match of Aberdeen in the year 1899. After that, the stadium underwent several changes. It has been heard that the stadium holds a capacity of 45,061, according to the record of 1954. However, with several damages that the stadium has endured, the City Council has decided to take over the stadium for its betterment. If you visit the stadium, you can still...Read more -
43. Johnston Gardens
A place perfect for families with kids
Considered as one of the charming areas of the city, Johnston Gardens is filled with waterfalls, streams, ponds, rockeries and a rustic bridge, making it look right out of a fairytale like garden. Walk into the garden and you will come across different species of plants like spring bulbs, rhododendrons, heathers and alpines. Take a look into the pond and you will see its surface covered with ay...Read more -
44. Linn O' Dee
A favorite place to take the kids in the city
The north east region of Scotland is famous for some of the picturesque rivers and among them Linn O’Dee stands out in Aberdeen. Situated on the west side of the city, surrounding by Aberdeen countryside, Linn O’Dee has become a popular site among the locals and tourists for a day out. This is because, it is here where the winding River Dee passes through a natural rock gorge which ...Read more