While Edinburgh is undeniably the capital of Scotland, Aberdeen is the heart of the North East. Influenced by the Oil boom, this city utilises its global links in its tourist industry. For such a large city, the centre is easy to navigate with the main tourist attractions clearly signposted: the Tolbooth museum, located in one of Aberdeen's oldest buildings, is Scotland's best preserved 17th century gaol (jail); Aberdeen Maritime Museum displays the unique relationship Aberdeen has held with the sea over the years, with sections on ship building and the oil industry...
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While Edinburgh is undeniably the capital of Scotland, Aberdeen is the heart of the North East. Influenced by the Oil boom, this city utilises its global links in its tourist industry. For such a large city, the centre is easy to navigate with the main tourist attractions clearly signposted: the Tolbooth museum, located in one of Aberdeen's oldest buildings, is Scotland's best preserved 17th century gaol (jail); Aberdeen Maritime Museum displays the unique relationship Aberdeen has held with the sea over the years, with sections on ship building and the oil industry.
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