Tag: Things To Do
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A guide to NuArt Aberdeen
After being postponed in April 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic, NuArt Aberdeen has returned in 2021 with a series of brand new work brightening up the city centre. The 2021 festival is bringing back some artists from previous years as well as giving new artists the chance to leave their mark on the city.
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Aberdeen day trip to Kincorth Hill and Cove Bay by bus
RGU alumna Marisa, shares her Aberdeen day trip to Kincorth Hill and Cove Bay in Aberdeen. These spots are easily accessed from the city centre by bus, making them the perfect places to go and visit whilst studying at RGU.
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6 Must-See Spots in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
You might know Aberdeen for its granite, nicknamed ‘The Silver City’ and ‘The Granite City’, or perhaps you know that Aberdeen is the Oil Capital of Europe. Whilst these things are true, there is also a huge amount of culture in Aberdeen – and some amazing places to visit and explore.
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A guide to the hidden gems of Aberdeen
RGU alumna Marisa, shares her favourite Aberdeen hidden gems that you can easily explore by bus, showing just how easy it is to get around Aberdeen.
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My Favourite Adventure Spots in Aberdeenshire
For the last part of my blog series, I want to inspire you to dust off your hiking boots and get ready to enjoy some of the best scenes Scotland has to offer. Outdoor enthusiasts, feast your eyes on some of the best day trip adventures in Aberdeenshire!
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My Favourite Castles in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
If you enjoyed exploring the local gems in Aberdeen from RGU staff Megan Beaudry’s last blog, you need to add these next locations to your bucket list. This time, Megan shares her favourite castles near Aberdeen.
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Studying MSc Drilling and Well Engineering at RGU
Liza van den Berg moved from the Netherlands to Aberdeen to study her favourite course at RGU. She has now graduated with a distinction and also secured a job. Read on to learn more about her RGU experience…
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Aberdeenshire walking and hiking trails
One of the advantages of studying at RGU is having beautiful scenery on your doorstep. Aberdeenshire has an abundance of walking and hiking trails to explore that are as close as half an hour drive from the city of Aberdeen.
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Ten facts about Aberdeen
Aberdeen is more than just an oil capital, it has plenty to offer in the way of entertainment, history and beautiful scenery. Known for its fascinating history, unique architecture and high-ranked Universities it is also Scotland’s third-largest city. Here are a few facts you may have never heard about Aberdeen:
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Celebrating Burns Night at Home
Celebrating Burns Night in Scotland is a tradition dating back over 200 years. It takes place every year on the 25th of January to mark the birthday of poet Robert Burns and it’s the time to enjoy Scottish food, whisky, poetry and Scottish music!