Place description: Aberdeen is the 3rd most populous Scottish city. The outskirts of the city have been around it since 8000 years and the place is surrounded by rivers Dee and Don. Aberdeen city has a very long sandy coastline being one of the major reasons for its popularity. The city has been regarded as the educational centre of the north eastern part of Scotland as the only two universities of the region are settled in it. Aberdeen was also very known for its hosting of the Aberdeen International Youth Festival which promoted talented performances to showcase their skills. Sadly the festival hosting ended in 2018 being the last one to be organised ever.

Important landmarks/places nearby: When in Aberdeen, you can visit the following places nearby:
1. Aberdeen Ghost Walks. It’s a tourist attraction and is just 5 mins away from the city.
2. The Tolbooth Museum is also a tourist attraction and is about 5 mins away.
3. Robert The Bruce is a spectacular monument and is just 3 mins away in time distance.
4. Provost Skene's House. It's a historical place and is about 4 mins in distance.
5. Donmouth Local Nature Reserve is also a tourist attraction and is 8 mins away from the city.

Crime rate: The crime rate of the city is low and is about 35.72%. The students are advised to stay alert and to take precautions all the time.

Nearby Airports: The following airports are nearest to the coll1. Aberdeen international airport is just 17 mins away from the city.
2. DYC NDB ATF - 348 airport is also just 18 mins away in time distance.
3. Inverness airport is 2 hours 15 mins away from the main city.
4. Glasgow airport is the farthest being 3 hours in distance.

Nearby Subways and train stations: Nearby stations to the college are:
1. Aberdeen station is just 12 mins away from the campus.
2. Portlethen station is also 12 mins away.
3. Dyce station is 21 mins in time distance.
4. Stonehaven station is also 20 mins drive from the campus.
5. Kintore station is half an hour away.

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