
How To Book
Booking is very easy - on each tour date advertised there is a link to the online booking form which takes credit/debit cards and offers a range of ticket formats including paper and e-ticket. Customers can also go to our local Visit Scotland hub in Union Street to purchase tickets in person.
Online booking does incur a fee, whereas Visit Scotland do not charge any additional sums.
Ticket prices for 2019 are STILL £10 adults / £8 concession for the walking tours, and only £5 each for mini-tours - other events are priced individually.
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What We Do
Hidden Aberdeen Tours is Aberdeen's premier walking tour company, founded in 2011, offering walks on various historical themes including the Blitz, Medieval Aberdeen, Lost Cinemas etc. We aim to present the city's local history in an entertaining manner suitable for both resident and visitor.
We also offer indoor storytelling sessions on the darker aspects of the city's history set in suitably atmospheric venues. Working with Grampian Association of Storytellers, we present fact and folklore and celebrate NE Scotland's oral traditions, by presenting in Doric, our local Scots dialect.
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Private Bookings
If your group would like a private tour, please get in touch - we offer most of our walks for groups from 8 people up to 40. We have a special rate for small groups of 3-7 people which you can find in the Private Bookings tab.
Interested in just a general tour of local history? We have a special route just for private groups beginning at Aberdeen's Maritime Museum and ending at the Castlegate near the local hostelries, so you can enjoy fine food and drink afterwards.
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Business Partnerships
Business Partnerships - Hidden Aberdeen works with local cafes, bars and hotels to bring you one-off storytelling sessions, theatrical shows and history talks, which mean customers score twice!
We hold events in the likes of Inn at the Park, Ferryhill, the Carmelite Hotel, in Stirling Street near the historic Green (both family-run hotels); pubs such as Ma Cameron's, indie coffee shop, the Cult of Coffee in Rosemount, various community centres, and from 2019, the Academy of Expressive Arts in Gaelic Lane, run by Shanna Logan, local quine who trained as an actress in London, now back to pass on her skills to the next generation.
More Information in our Projects section.


History Talks
History Talks - Hidden Aberdeen also presents informal talks in local venues such as hotels and community centres during the off-season. Topics have included "Lost Shops of Aberdeen", "Dancehalls and Ballrooms" and "Sneezes, Wheezes and Diseases" which was a history of our hospitals and medical services. Keep a look out for such events in our "What's On" section

