Historic Scotland places in Aberdeen

2 Historic Scotland places to visit in Aberdeen, including 2 historic sites. Tick them off your checklist as you go, or see them on the map.

Dyce Symbol Stones
Dyce Symbol Stones
Historic Site

Two Pictish stones of about AD 600 and after 700, one with a rare ogham inscription, in the ruined kirk of St Fergus above the River Don at Dyce, Aberdeen; free, open at all times, in a working graveyard.

St Machar's Cathedral Transepts
St Machar's Cathedral Transepts
Historic Site

Ruined transepts and crossing of Aberdeen's medieval cathedral with carved bishops' tombs, beside the nave that is still Old Aberdeen's parish church under its 1520 heraldic ceiling; free, open daily, on-street parking in the Chanonry.

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