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More to see in Aberdeen

Meat dishes make up the basis of the menu of local restaurants devoted to the national cuisine. Many dishes here are cooked on an open fire. Scottish cuisine is reminiscent of the traditional English cuisine. Here are also popular such dishes as puddings and porridge. While visiting local restaurants make sure you try chicken in a pot and beef cooked in beer - these dishes are considered local delicacies. Restaurants of Aberdeen offer their guests various interesting soups. In addition to traditional meat and vegetable soups the menus of local restaurants contain a wide selection of pottages and goulash, which are cooked by skilled chefs in full accordance with ancient recipes. Meat soup with pearl barley and vegetables is one of the most popular dishes among locals and guests of the city. Seafood occupies an honorable place in the national cuisine. The choice of dishes containing this ingredient is no less diverse. Fans of game will surely like pheasant in raspberry sauce, as well as partridge and venison, which are usually served with a garnish of berries. Local people have special dishes that are traditionally prepared for major holidays only. For example, on Christmas all local restaurants offer visitors to try a stuffed goose. Cranachan is definitely the most popular dessert, which can be ordered in local restaurants. The dessert consists of fried corn flakes, which are mixed with various additives - liqueurs, honey and berry syrups, fresh fruit or whipped cream. Foyer … Read further

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Aberdeen for children - what to visit

Sport enthusiasts are very popular with the Transition Extreme climbing wall. It can be visited both with preschool children and teenagers. Suitable walls for wall climbing can be found for all. Visitors of the climbing wall are always watched by trainers, so the entertainment promises to be not only interesting, but also safe. Near the entertainment center, there is a large selection of cozy restaurants and cafes … Open

Stylish hotels

Some apartment hotels in Aberdeen can boast original design too. Those include AM-PM Kepplestone. Its apartments are decorated in shades of white and complemented with very graceful accessories. All rooms have furnished balconies and panoramic windows from floor to ceiling. Satin black curtains, original paintings in black and white and old photos in nice frames make interior decoration truly unique. The furniture … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

For memorable souvenirs, tourists go to Teasel & Tweed store. It amazes with a variety of original goods. Here, you can buy original works of art, interesting handmade crafts, designer bags and handkerchiefs. This store is also remarkable for its excellent café. Here, visitors are offered chic pies and fruit waffle, so popular with local residents. Shopping can always be supplemented, therefore, by tasting branded … Open

Hotels with history of Aberdeen

Malmaison Aberdeen also differs with amazing atmosphere of the past centuries. It’s set in an incredibly beautiful historic building and is one of the oldest hotels in Aberdeen. Interior is designed with a predominance of dark colors; it’s based on a smart finish and dark wood furniture. Some rooms have preserved ancient baths made of wood. A variety of pictures in the hotel will certainly impress art … Open

Advices for travellers

2. Taxi is better to be called by phone as it’s really hard to stop a free car on the streets of the city. You can also find a taxi on a special parking located on Back Wynd Avenue or near the train station. 3. «1car1 Car Hire» and «Arnold Clark» are considered the best car rental stations in terms of price. In order to rent a vehicle you will need an international class driver's … Open

Active recreation

Man will be interested to head down the island from Aberdeen and get to Speyside - the homeland of the country's largest whiskey-producing regions. In Speyside, there is also a "malt whiskey route" - the best way to find out the area where the world's favorite beverage is produced. This route will take you through seven working distilleries, including the world-famous plants as Glenfiddich, Glenlivet and Glen Moray. … Open

Moving around in Great Britain - transportation

Locals don’t move between cities by buses; they use trains instead. It will be much more comfortable, although the ticket price for trains is much higher. About 50 years ago, the railway line across the territory of the modern kingdom was in a very poor state. However, the authorities took action, and now the railway network in the UK is one of the best in Europe. The cost of the ticket depends on the class of the train and the length of the way. It is worth noting that you can get even to the most remote villages. Between the regions of the kingdom and between coastal cities, one can travel by means of water transport. In particular, you can use ferries. Special boats, water taxis, yachts and a variety of sightseeing small ships cruise the Thames. … Open