See the light in Scotland
The city's historical centre, known as Old Aberdeen, comes complete with ancient cobbled streets and museums aplenty.
With three cathedrals, Aberdeen is worth a visit for anyone interested in the religious past of the region. An overwhelming abundance of granite across the city gives the buildings an interesting appearance, particularly if the weather takes a turn for the worse!
Meanwhile, a trip into the surrounding area may be popular with whisky lovers, as the area plays host to the world's only Malt Whisky Trail, which comprises of eight distilleries and a cooperage.
Covering some of the most famous Scotch producers, including Glefiddich, Glen Grant, Glen Moray and Glenlivet, a trip around the Speyside region can be informative, as well as inebriating and thoroughly enjoyable for those with a lust for the country.
[topicstart] Aberdeen, cathedrals, whisky, speyside [topicend]
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21.08.2007.