Aberdeen

Aberdeen railway station is a through station in the heart of Scotland's Granite City, opened in 1867 and one of the oldest mainline stations still operating in Scotland. Its current concourse building, constructed between 1913 and 1920 in the Edwardian style, was listed at Category A — Scotland's highest level of architectural protection — in 1990, with the listing extending to the adjacent Guild Street Bridge to the north. Operated today by ScotRail, the station is fully wheelchair accessible and serves as the main interchange for services to Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Inverness.