Exploring Aberdeen City Centre and West End #Scotland ⁴ᴷ⁶⁰

Known throughout Scotland as the granite city, much of the town was built using silvery-grey granite hewn from the now-abandoned Rubislaw Quarry, at one time the biggest artificial hole in the ground in Europe. On a sunny day the granite lends an attractive glitter to the city, but when low, grey rain clouds scud in off the North Sea it can be hard to tell where the buildings stop and the sky begins. 0:00 Mercat Cross 1:19 Union St 16:29 Alford Pl 18:41 Rubislaw Terrace Gardens 21:51 Queen's Terrace Gardens 23:41 Albyn Place 25:32 Queen's Cross Church 27:07 Carden Place 36:16 Aberdeen Grammar 36:53 Skene St 41:59 Rosemount Viaduct 45:07 Schoolhill 42:61 Belmont St 48:45 Union St 49:48 Mither Kirk 52:50 Upperkirkgate 54:44 Broad St SIGHTS SEEN WITHIN THIS VIDEO Mercat Cross // Tolbooth Museum //St Nicholas Church // Music Hall // Gilcomston Church // Rubislaw Terrace Gardens // Queen's Terrace Gardens // Queen's Cross Church // Rubislaw Church // St Mary's Church // Aberdeen Grammar School // Gilcomstoun School // Aberdeen Central Library // St Mark's Church // His Majesty's Theatre // Cowdray Hall // St Nicholas Graveyard // Marischal College Recorded: Tuesday 15th February, around 12noon Weather Conditions & Temperature - Sunny, 4°C/39°F SUPPORT CHANNEL/THANK ME One-off Tip - https://ko-fi.com/walkrainorshine #scotland #visitscotland #Aberdeen #walkingtour #citywalks #citywalk #asmr #videography #iphone