Best places: Churches in Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Lakeside church featuring a mix of eclectic architectural styles, with gardens & a tea room.

Intricately carved chapel built in 1446, featured in The Da Vinci Code movie, with history talks.

Soaring, multi-hued sandstone originally founded by the Vikings, Britain's most northerly cathedral.

12th-century cathedral with stained glass windows, heraldic ceiling and John Barbour memorial.

Catholic chapel built by Italian POWs in the 1940s using scavenged materials, like old ship timbers.

Medieval building with a lantern spire, a Baron Collingwood memorial plus CofE services and a cafe.

👍👍 Day and night, winter, spring, summer and autumn, Kings College is beautiful. One of my favourite spots in Aberdeen. The Chapel stands out for its Crown Tower. It has a beautiful community. The service of Wednesday at 5:15pm is always an amazing choir. The Multi-Faith Chaplaincy and Rev Marylee are...

👍👍 After 30 odd years finally celebrated Mass in this beautiful church. The people were so welcoming and friendly and father David and the Deacon were lovely. The church restoration is fantastic and the church has retained all its charm.

Large, circa-1450 chapel at at the University of St. Andrews with late-Gothic architectural design.

Public garden setting for a late-Victorian church with Byzantine fittings and ornate stained glass.

👍👍 We were invited to share in a Christening and were made welcome from the start of of visit. The car park is big and access to the Cathedral is via ramps to wide doors.

👍👍 Beautiful church with great architecture. Stunning scenery.

👍👍 Meet up at 11am every second Thursday morning with my school pals from 1968. We normally have a coffee/tea and a lovely scone which is always delicious.

14th-century cathedral ruins with restored choir serving as parish church, plus history museum.

👍👍 Nice walk and fabulous views from the old monetary standing time from 600s . The ruins are beautiful to see including an old cemetery. You will need good walking booths and outdoor clothing as there is mo shelters

👍👍 Lovely ladies, mostly volunteers. Very helpful and always have a smile on their faces. Great place for a coffee and catch up with a friend. If you have children, even babies/toddlers they can come too, there's a small play area for kids and high chairs. It's spacious inside so you can talk without f...

👍 A beautiful sunny day and what could be better than finding a quiet spot in a busy town on the west coast of Scotland. Clearly neglected by church and state alike, this medieval abbey is a treasure to behold. Sadly the tower is only open on restricted hours. The Kirkyard offers up some tantalising...

👍👍 Noticed a welcome sign on a wet and windy day. I entered seeking shelter. I didn't expect to be greeted with such stunning architecture and beautiful stained glass windows. I definitely stayed longer than intended. I sat a while, alone in the tranquility taking in the perfection of the masonry. If...

👍👍 An amazing place to practice your faith. Very interesting history. Amazing Priests one in particular , Deacon and staff. Extremely friendly congregation. I'd highly recommend attending a mass if visiting or even just go in and have a look , a beautiful church and stain glass windows of Saints crafte...