Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a city in northeastern Scotland, located at the mouth of the rivers Don and Dee into the North Sea. Home to about 198,590 people, it is known as the "Granite City" due to its numerous buildings made from this material. Historically, it was a bishopric center and an industrial hub, and today it serves as an important fishing port and service center for oil platforms. Average temperatures range from 1 °C in winter to 18 °C in summer, with late spring and summer being the best times to visit.
