Stonehaven Secrets

Stonehaven is a charming coastal town to the south of Aberdeen. It is home to a variety of quirky cafes, shops and restaurants, and is a delightful day trip destination.

Bay Walk links the harbour to the main town, featuring an array of unique and stunning sculptures by local artist Jim Malcolm. From here you can bird and dolphin watch.

A grey metal sculpture of a dolphin with stones inside

The Tolbooth Museum, located at the harbour, is the oldest building in Stonehaven. More info: www.stonehaventolbooth.co.uk

An old brick building with steepled roof

The harbour is serenity in stone; its haunting beauty beats to a song of forgotten history. Enjoy the many restaurants along the harbour front.

A fish bar is famous for the deep fried mars bar.

A window with sign above: Carron World Famous Fish Bar

Some exquisite street names near the harbour:

A white sign on a wall which reads Wallace Wynd

The old townhouse of Stonehaven dates from 1790.

An old brick tower with barometer clock at bottom and normal clock at top

The public barometer was used by fishermen.

A barometer clockface with words Stormy Change and Fine

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