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Discover Aberdeen's celebrated military history
Experience the stories and experiences of The Gordon Highlanders, a regiment that proudly represented the North East for 200 years. The Museum displays hundreds of items from the service of one of Scotland’s finest fighting forces. Genuine Victoria Crosses, an array of firearms and Scotland’s only full size replica WW1 trench make up a captivating day out that is here for you to enjoy.
Experience a venue like no other, where history comes to life.
Solo Piping Recital
By Calum Brown
Featuring Calum Pearson
Friday 6th December, 7pm
Tickets – £15
What We Do
and Why
A visit to The Gordon Highlanders Museum is simply unforgettable, helping to keep The Gordon Highlander’s incredible past alive in the present. The Museum covers every element of their history, from their origins in 1794, to their final parade in 1994, with a vast array of interesting artefacts that help tell the tale. You can enjoy the Museum at your own pace, using one of our fantastic audio guides, or with one of our volunteer tour guides; many of whom are veterans.
With interactive screens and items from our handling collection also featured, The Gordon Highlanders Museum acts as a wonderfully educational experience for the whole family.
This is not just a museum; it’s a living tribute to real people with real courage.
Make yours unique
- Venue Hire for conferences – corporate events to regimental dinners, get a real taste of history with hospitality.
- Special events and Weddings – Add some historic grandeur to make a big day even more exciting and unique.
- Seasonal experiences – Enjoy festive celebrations that make for a truly memorable occasion
- Educational school trips – Inspire young minds with The North East’s military heritage.
- Café and Gardens – your sanctuary in Aberdeen, offering a peaceful retreat with fresh, local fare
Start planning your visit today
Whether you’re drawn to history, looking for an event venue, or seeking a tranquil spot in Aberdeen, a warm welcome from the Gordon Highlanders Museum awaits.