Located on the historic Shiprow overlooking Aberdeen’s bustling harbour, the Maritime Museum takes visitors on a historical journey documenting the city’s long and sometimes turbulent relationship with the Sea. The Museum delves deep into Aberdeen’s cultural and historic past through its carefully curated displays and unique collection, covering ships, fishing and port history. The building itself is also considered a testament to Aberdeen’s boating heritage, incorporating Provost Ross's House into its structure - built in 1593. The award winning Museum provides an invaluable insight into the oil and gas industry, telling one city’s story of shipbuilding and its significance in Scottish history.