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Aberdeen Maritime Museum: A Place Full of History
One of the main attractions in Scotland is the Aberdeen Maritime Museum. Located on the historic Shiprow and including Provost Ross’s House (which was built in 1593), this museum shows the story of the fascinating and long relationship of the city with the sea. Here you will find an exceptional collection of paintings, ship models, artifacts, computer interaction and exhibits that you will surely love to see. In addition, this museum is the only place in the Great Britain where you can view exhibits on the North Sea oil industry as well as an impressive viewpoint of the harbor.
The museum also includes a 28 feet high model of the Murchison oil production platform. Therefore, if you desire to be familiar with the history of oil and gas exploration in Aberdeen, the Maritime Museum will offer you interesting tour guide talks as well as other interactive information features. Also, if you are a visitor that has mobility difficulties, you can be relaxed because the museum is equipped to be fully accessible. So, do not miss your chance to visit the attractive city of Aberdeen and take a look at the beautiful Maritime Museum!
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