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  • The “Granite City” has beautiful buildings, year-round floral displays and a long beach fringed with entertainments, including the Beach Leisure Centre and the Satrosphere, a science discovery complex. Provost Skene’s House (once home of a 17th-century provost, or mayor, of Aberdeen) is the oldest building, dating from 1545, while Marischal College is one of the world’s largest granite edifices. The Maritime Museum (charting the nautical world from ship-building to ship wrecks) is outstanding, as is the Art Gallery, which mixes temporary contemporary shows with a collection spanning the 18th–20th centuries.

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Satrosphere 179 Constitution St (01224) 640340 Maritime Museum Shiprow (01224) 337700 Art Gallery Schoolhill (01224) 523700 Provost Skene’s Ho Guestrow (01224) 641086
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