In Person Aberdeenshire 1 High Shore, Banff (Merchant's House) 1 High Shore is an original Merchant’s House in the centre of Banff, adjacent to the Silversmith’s House and the Market Arms; they are three of the oldest houses in Banff, forming a historic grouping. Opposite lies a Medieval Churchyard. View Details Facilities WC Refreshments Limited Access
In Person Aberdeenshire Aberdeenshire Farming Museum Aberdeenshire Farming Museum, operated by Aberdeenshire Councils Museum Services, is set in the former stables to the Mansion House in Aden Country Park. The buildings in the courtyard date to the early 1800’s. The Aberdeenshire Farming Museum houses a nationally recognised agriculture collection. View Details Facilities Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Limited Access
In Person Aberdeenshire Aboyne-Dinnet Church Visitors to Aboyne-Dinnet Church will be offered a rare opportunity to gain entry to the secret vault located below the original church which is usually kept locked. The church was constructed in 1842 on the site of the original church which was erected in 1761. The church is listed Category B. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop Limited Access
In Person Aberdeenshire Alford Heritage Museum The Alford Heritage Museum, a popular attraction in the town, is housed in the A Listed cattle auction market building in the centre of Alford. First opened in 1905, the building has operated as a museum since 1991 following the mart’s closure in 1986. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
In Person Aberdeenshire Alford Valley Community Railway Alford Valley Community Railway (AVCR) is a narrow-gauge railway and a much-loved community attraction that runs from the centre of Alford Village to Haughton Country Park and back. Alford Valley Charitable Community Benefit Society (AVCCBS) was formed to get this attraction back up and running and received significant funding to do so. We are a community railway operated by the community for the community. We will be delighted to welcome the public along to see how we have spent our funding. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking
In Person Aberdeenshire Ballater Street Furniture Walking Tour Join street furniture expert Dr Steve Johnson for a fascinating walk around Ballater looking at the variety of often overlooked marks and structures which are to be found on our streets. Beginning at the iconic red telephone kiosk this walking tour will visit letterboxes, street signs, wall plates and marks and many more obscure features. After the tour participants will have the skills to spot, date and understand these features in their own village or town. View Details Facilities
In Person Aberdeenshire Banff Parish Church Banff Parish Church originates from 1789 and was designed by Andrew Wilson architect and builder. In 1849 the iconic spire that can be seen on the landscape was added by William Robertson. The spire stands majestical on top of a tower constructed in tooled and polished ashlar. The chancel was later added and the interior altered in 1929. A small chapel was created at the rear of the church in 1994. The pulpit, font, communion table and stained glass in the chancel were all gifted in 1929. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Parking
In Person Aberdeenshire Benholm and Johnshaven Heritage Hub Museum Benholm and Johnshaven Heritage Hub Museum is located in the centre of the historic fishing village of Johnshaven within the Old Lifeboat House which was established in 1891. Run by a dedicated group of volunteers who are passionate about preserving the history and heritage of our local area, the museum offers visitors a fantastic hands-on visitor experience telling the story of Benholm and Johnshaven during wartimes. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC
In Person Aberdeenshire Bennachie Visitor Centre The Bennachie Visitor Centre is managed and maintained by the Bennachie Centre Trust, a voluntary organisation and registered charity. The Centre, which is open daily April-October, provides a focus for visitors to discover Bennachie and increase their understanding and enjoyment of the social, cultural and natural history of the area. We provide exhibition space, educational materials, multi-media interpretation, and act as a focus for public events and activities as well as community initiatives. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
In Person Aberdeenshire Burnhaven School View Details Facilities WC Refreshments Parking Limited Access
