Student Ceilidh Jeffrey (centre) with Councillor Marie Boulton and museums manager Christine Rew,
Aberdeen Art Gallery has welcomed its 100,000th visitor, less than 100 days since reopening to the public.
The city centre venue shut in 2015 for a £34.6 million refurbishment, with the results revealed to the world on November 2.
Bosses celebrated the visitor number milestone this week by presenting 20-year-old student Ceilidh Jeffrey with a goodie bag.
She said: “It’s really big and is definitely somewhere you can go with pals, and go by yourself, and see something new every time.”
Jo Robinson, Visit Scotland regional director, said: “The gallery has been a huge success since its opening in November and I am delighted, though unsurprised, to hear it has already attracted 100,000 visitors.
“It is so important that we create world-class experiences, events and attractions to keep up with the ever-changing visitor demands.”
Refurbished Aberdeen Art Gallery welcomes 100,000th visitor
