Castles At The Grampian

New visit. Went for breakfast. No toast on menu and was told I could get it when asked. Yippee. Now bearing in mind they must have bread for other menu items, I was expecting a nice bread toasted. The toast was thin and from a big standard loaf. Friend had Eggs Benedict which looked and tasted delicious. Only issue was that the muffin was thin, similar to those 'healthier' muffins. Went to see 'The Haunting' sculpture. Which is worth a visit. Cafe nice and prices a bit dearer than in town. Scone nice as is the Sticky Toffee cake slice.

A true Hongkonger must visit the Black Watch Museum. This museum is full of the history of the Black Watch where you can see a lot of photos and exhibits about the connections between the Black Watch and British Hong Kong. The flag of British Hong Kong which was used during the handover ‘ceremony’ is exhibited there. This recalls a lot of unforgettable memories British Hongkongers left behind, and those being left behind.

Welcomed by lovely informative staff on our arrival who gave us a map and a quick run down of what to expect on our visit (also a game to keep the kids interested). It was really well laid out with lots of amazing historical artefacts and interesting information. Nice gift shop, lovely cafe and great kids play area. Definitely worth the visit.

A great way to spend a morning or afternoon, learning the incredible history of The Black Watch. Very well curated and laid out, the exhibition was both enjoyable and informative. There was also a treasure trail that our kids enjoyed completing as we toured around. The Bistro Restaurant was a great way to end our tour, enjoying coffees and cake in a lovely environment with table service. The staff onsite were all lovely and friendly and there was a small carpark available with plenty parking nearby also. We took a short walk from town (about 15 minutes) and it was easy to find.