Aberdeen's oldest streets reveal a city shaped by the sea, industry, and a creative spirit. On this walking tour, a local guide leads guests through its history, tracing its growth from a small fishing settlement to a major center of Europe's oil industry.
Along the way, guests explore tunnels and follow in the footsteps of figures who helped shape Aberdeen's past. Stories bring the streets to life, offering a closer look at local culture while revealing some of the city's darker chapters.
Colorful street art adds another layer to the experience. From tucked-away corners to large buildings, artwork transforms familiar spaces and gives Aberdeen a distinctive contemporary character. The guide draws attention to standout pieces that guests might otherwise overlook. Together, these historic routes and creative discoveries offer an engaging introduction to the city, connecting Aberdeen's past with the art that shapes its streets today.

Duration:
Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

Start Time:
2pm.

Inclusions:
Local expert guide, sights including Marischal College, St Nicholas’ Kirk, Netherkirkgate, Tunnels and Witch Trials, Shiprow, Union St, Aberdeen Street Art.

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, food and drinks, gratuities, anything not aforementioned.

Meeting point:
Robert the Bruce Statue on Broad St, by the Marischal College (AB10 1AB)

Ending point:
Central Aberdeen

Important Information:
This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.

Majority of tour is conducted outdoors.

Please wear comfortable walking shoes.