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Union Square has over 80 top high street stores, including BOSS, Superdry, M&S, TKMAXX, Dune, Hollister, Jo Malone, Hotel Chocolat, Pandora, Seasalt Cornwall, The White Company, River Island, NEXT and Zara. The centre also boasts 30 cafes and restaurants, as well as Aberdeen’s largest 10 screen cinema. Conveniently attached to the city’s railway and bus stations, as well as a dedicated carpark with 1200 spaces, the centre is the perfect location to shop, eat, drink and be entertained all under one roof.
The Trinity Centre is a short walk across the road from Union Square and has been a major destination for shopping in Aberdeen for almost 40 years. It’s not hard to see why with stalwart favourites like Primark, HMV, Flying Tiger and Trespass, as well as newer additions such as Angus Alchemy, distillers of world class gin, rum and moonshine and local brand Shot N’ Roll providing freshly baked vegan cinnamon rolls and specialist coffee. The centre also hosts a permanent Makers Market & Gallery, showcasing traditional Scottish crafts, arts and unique gifts. The centre has it’s own dedicated carpark and can be accessed easily by any city centre bus.
At the heart of the city lies the Bon Accord & St Nicholas Centre, a short 5 minute walk from the Trinity Centre. With over 70 shops, Bon Accord boasts some of the high street’s favourite names, including Waterstones, New Look, The Perfume Shop, NEXT, H. Samuel, OFFICE, Phase 8, HOBBS, and Claire’s. Make sure to pay a visit to Curated Aberdeen, a large local maker’s market where you can find bespoke and unique gifts made by small local businesses. Each purchase also supports Aberdeen charity Charlie House. The centre also plays host to Forbes Gallery, where shoppers can enjoy a fine selection of local photography and quality Scottish gifts. The centre has two dedicated car parks and can be accessed easily by bus.