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Place of the day19 hours ago

The Snow Kirk.

A small walled graveyard hidden in Old Aberdeen, the site of the parish kirk of St Mary of the Snows, and a Catholic burial ground for centuries.

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From our guide13 hours ago

Easter Anguston Farm.

A short way from Aberdeen, this community farm helps train adults with learning difficulties, but also gives the chance for kids to pick their own strawberries, explore a Stick Man activity trail, roam enchanted woodland, and meet animals ranging from alpacas to pigs.

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From our guide8 hours ago

The Dinnie Stones.

There was a time in the 19th century when local strongman Donald Dinnie was considered one of the finest sportsman in the world, the BBC later relating that he won more than 11,000 competitions, from wrestling matches and weightlifting contests to sprints and high jumps. His most famous feat came in 1960, when he carried two stones weighing 330kg across the width of a bridge in Potarch, a village where the stones can still be found.

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Curious corners5 hours ago

Stewart Park.

A Victorian park in Hilton, Aberdeen, opened in 1894, with an arch made from a whale's jawbones, a carved fountain and boards telling local women's stories.

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Curious corners2 hours ago

Wallace Tower.

A tower house of about 1610 that once stood in the centre of Aberdeen, moved stone by stone to the edge of Seaton Park and now home to a café.

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Belmont Street.

A cobbled street of granite buildings in the centre of Aberdeen, between Union Street and the Art Gallery, lined with independent cafés, bars and restaurants.

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