Inverurie Cemetery - At the south end of the town, on the west side of The Bass, containing four early Pictish Stones. Loanhead of Daviot Recumbent Stone Circle . Mither Tap o' Bennachie hill fort - six miles west of Inverurie. Picardy Stone - 12 miles north west of Inverurie. Although probably fortified earlier, it became the first Norman motte and bailey castle in the north east of Scotland, when David, youngest brother of King Malcolm IV, was made Lord of the Garioch and built a timber fort upon it.
Steps lead to the top.
This church was built in 1528 but is now in a ruinous state. It contains the impressive grave slab of Gilbert de Greenlaw, who was killed at the Battle of Harlaw. The church is off the B993, one mile south following the river. Battle of Barra Fought on the fields north of the castle on 22 May 1308, when Robert the Bruce defeated his great rival Comyn, Earl of Buchan, during the Wars of Independence. Bruce's forces then waged a punitive campaign of destruction throughout Buchan.