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Aberdeen
and the surrounding Area
The University is situated in the prosperous and cosmopolitan
city of Aberdeen on the North East coast of Scotland. International
Students have enjoyed skiing in winter, and have not found
the city too cold!
Aberdeen
and district has Royal connections, is an area of great beauty
and offers a safe environment. The city has an impressive
rage of shopping, eating, athletic and sporting facilities
which enables students to combine an balance academic study
with their individual leisure pursuits, making their time
at the university and profitable and pleasurable experience.
The granite buildings such as His Majestys Theatre
and St. Machars Cathedral give the city its distinctive
look and nick name, whilst historical Old Aberdeen and the
fishing village of Footdee, have an incredible air of time
gone by.
The Granite City, The Flower of Scotland, The Silver City
by the Golden Sands
Aberdeen wears its titles with pride.
A prosperous cosmopolitan city, with a historical old town,
Aberdeen has one of Scotlands most striking skylines.
Some things dont change. You cannot escape the sea
here, not since it was founded as a Royal burgh back in 1124.
The influence of the harbour is everywhere (as are the gulls!),
and the harvest of the North Sea continues.
One
top attraction is the Winter Gardens in the Duthie Park, home
to the stunning Rose Mountain. Even in the depths of winter,
the aptly-named Winter Gardens provide colour and scent. At
two acres (one hectare), it provides what some say is the
largest area under glass in Europe.
The City of Aberdeen with a proud and fascinating history
presents a modern cosmopolitan image to visitors. A thriving
cultural calendar, lively theatre, and vibrant nightlife,
along with excellent restaurants and attractions makes Aberdeen
an energising choice.
Text and images courtesy
of www.castlesandwhisky.com
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