The Garioch Heritage Centre is a museum in Inverurie. It is owned by the Garioch Heritage Society.
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TL;DR: Garioch Heritage Centre is a fantastic stop in Inverurie with well-organized exhibits, a cozy café, and staff (thank you Andrew!) who truly bring history to life.
Garioch Heritage Centre was an amazing stop on my Inverurie adventure. I started with a quick toastie at the café before heading upstairs to explore the historical displays. The exhibits are thoughtfully arranged and packed with fascinating details about the area’s past.
The best part of my visit was Andrew. He caught up with me at the Queen Victoria exhibit and shared so much knowledge about the town, making the experience even more special. I truly appreciate the time he took to chat, as it added so much depth to my visit.
This Centre is a must-visit for anyone interested in local history. The welcoming atmosphere and incredible staff make it a truly memorable stop....
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Visited the Fashion Through the Ages exhibition which was great and our guide was very helpful and informative, the exhibition was well put together. We also went upstairs to visit the displays there, where we met a lovely man who gave us lots of great information on some of the exhibits, could have listened to him all day. The lady on reception desk was delightful too. The cafe was a huge let down though with the waiter declaring that they'd arrived late today and so not the full range of lunchtime offerings. No menu as a result and we felt we were ripped off with the food we received compared to the prices charged, whilst my friend did receive a discount after complaining we still felt very underwhelmed with...
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It was a very wet day and my friends suggested a visit to the Garioch Museum in Inverurie. Entrance is free but you can leave a donation. Once again, I was delighted that George, a volunteer, came with me to explain some of the exhibits. There is a lot to see and read up about it is so interesting. I really liked the story about the Aberdeen Canal (1805 - 1852), and the recovery of the last canal boat which is proudly on display. If you intend to visit give yourself time to take in all you will see. There is also a small cafe which is also run by volunteers and it was really good. Well and truly...
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