What to do in Perthshire
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Scottish Crannog CentreFind out about Iron Age Life on the Loch at Scotland's only interactive and authentic living history exhibition which recreats these prehistoric loch-dwelling. |
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Scone PalaceSoak up history at the Palace of Kings, the crowning place of Scottish Kings, where Macbeth, Robert the Bruce and Charles II were crowned. |
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Blair CastleBegun in 1269, this is the ancestral home to Clan Murray, and headquarters to the only private army still standing in the UK, the Atholl Highlanders. |
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CrieffWalk through the historic streets of Crieff, a bustling country town set amidst magnificent Perthshire scenery. |
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Perthshire - Big Tree CountryPerthshire is known as the Big Tree Country and it is vital that you explore some of the wonderful woodlands such as The Hermitage in Pitlochry or one of the many gardens such as Branklyn, Bolfrack or the Explorers Garden. Plus, it's home to Europe's oldest tree - the Fortingall Yew, near Loch Tay.
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Breadalbane Folklore CentreDiscover the fascinating tales and legends of Breadalbane from the ancient prophesies of the Lady of Lawers and the mystical St Fillan to the magical deeds of the mythical giant Fingal. |
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Edradour DistilleryEdradour is produced in Scotland's smallest distillery - and is hand made today as it was over 150 years ago by just three men who are devoted to the time-honoured methods of whisky making. |
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Dunkeld CathedralDating back over 1400 years, Dunkeld Cathedral has seen seen many changes and turbulent times but is now a beautiful, peaceful place of worship. |
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Loch LevenLoch Leven, the largest loch of the Scottish Lowlands, is a beautiful nature reserve. See some of the 15,000 geese attracted to the loch every autumn or follow the new Heritage Trail, allowing you to experience its remarkable history, nature and beauty at first hand. |
