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Satrosphere aims to inspire the scientists of tomorrow and to spark renewed interest in university science courses, currently in decline.

Satrosphere was Scotland's first Science Centre. It contains exhibits which are aimed mainly at younger children. It attracts primary school groups around the year and its exhibits are 'hands on' so that everything can be played with and examined.

Hampden Park, Glasgow, is home to the Scottish Football Museum.

Exhibits date back to the world's very first international game - a 0-0 draw between Scotland and England in 1872.

Other artefacts include the world's oldest national trophy, the Scottish FA Challenge Cup.

The Scottish Football Hall of Fame is housed within the museum and among the players and managers to be inducted are Jock Stein, Bill Shankly, Denis Law and Billy Bremner.

Exhibitions at the Scottish Football Museum

Our Cathedral Church is the main place of worship in the Catholic Diocese of Aberdeen. It was opened in December 1860 as the principal Catholic Church in the west end of the city, replacing St. Peter's Church in the Castlegate, when there were about 1,000 Catholics out of a population of 74,000 and the number of Catholics was increasing. It became the Cathedral (the church of the Bishop's Chair ) when the post-reformation diocese was set up in 1878.

Adventure Aberdeen is a 'not for profit' Aberdeen City Council service. We provide an essential and vibrant outdoor service to education, social care and community establishments across Aberdeen city. As part of a continued effort to provide a top quality service at unbeatable value, Adventure Aberdeen also works with private and corporate groups.