Interactive and multi - media displays on city's maritime heritage and North sea oil and gas industry.
Tolbooth Museum
About this museum
Housed in a historic 17th - century jail, the Tolbooth Museum offers a compelling glimpse into Aberdeen's criminal justice past. Visitors can explore authentic cells, period artifacts, and immersive displays that reveal the harsh realities of imprisonment during different eras. Entry is free, allowing guests to step back in time and discover the building's rich architectural and social heritage.
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