Perth and Kinross Map

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Every favourite location must be visited for the first time. Want some ideas, why not check out the below small selection of coastal locations, including beaches, activities, things to see and do, places to stay and eat:

History and heritage

Black Watch Monument

The Black Watch Monument is a cairn topped with a statue of Private Farquhar Shaw of the Black Watch Regiment. The monument was unveiled in 1887 by the Marquis of Breadalbane to commemorate the first muster of the Regiment in May 1740. Read more…
Landscape and Nature

Ben Lawers

Ben Lawers is a mountain in the southern part of the Scottish Highlands, lying on the northside of Loch Tay. It is one of the highest mountains in this area, standing at just over 1,200m high, and is part of the long ridge that includes seven Munros. The mountain has four ridges, most of which are covered in grass with Read more…
History and heritage

Black Watch Regimental Museum

The Black Watch Museum is housed in Balhousie Castle, the ancestral home of The Black Watch . Read more…
History and heritage

Blair Atholl Water Mill

Blair Atholl Mill is a 16th century water mill that is still in use today. It is situated in the village of Blair Atholl near Pitlochry in Perth and Kinross. The stoneground oatmeal and flours are milled and sold within the on-site bakery. Visitors can view the mill and also stop by the tea-room to enjoy freshly baked goods made Read more…
Things to see and do

Rannoch Moor

Rannoch Moor is an area of around 50 square miles of moorland west of Loch Rannoch in Perth and Kinross. It lies at an average of 1000ft above sea level and is one of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe. The moor has been designated as a conservation area, notable for its wildlife and peaty terrain, its rivers and rocky Read more…
Things to see and do

Whitefield Castle

Whitefield Castle is a ruined L-shaped castle near Kirkmichael in Perth and Kinross. First built in the 12th century by Malcolm Canmore, the former hunting lodge was then expanded in 1577 by the Spalding family into a more grand residence. It is said that the castle has a ley tunnel which links up to Ashintully Castle (internal link), another of Read more…
Things to see and do

Kindrogan House

Kindrogan House is a early 19th manor house located near Blairgowrie in Perth and Kinross. It is set in grounds adjacent to woodlands on the banks of the River Ardle. The house and grounds are now run by the Field Studies Council as Scotland’s National Centre for Excellence in Field Studies and Biodiversity Training. The centre has access to a Read more…
Wades-Bridge

Wade’s Bridge

Wade’s Bridge was built in 1733 to a design by William Adam and crosses the River Tay on the north west side of Aberfeldy.  The bridge has 5 spans, 112m long and 4.5m wide, hump backed with a broad central arch with raised parapet and 4 obelisks. The bridge is one of over 40 bridges built in the Highlands between Read more…
Huntingtower-Castle

Huntingtower Castle

Huntingtower Castle was built in stages from the 15th century by the Clan Ruthven family and was known for several hundred years as the House (or Place) of Ruthven. The original tower,  now known as the Eastern Tower was a free-standing building, constructed primarily as a gatehouse. It consists of three storeys and a garret under the roof. Around the end of Read more…
History and heritage

Clan Donnachaidh Centre

The Clan Donnachaidh Centre is a museum and gift shop which details the history of the Donnachaidh clan. It is located near the village of Blair Atholl in Perth and Kinross Built in 1969, it was Scotland’s first purpose-built clan museum. Visit the Reading Room to explore the clan’s heritage. The gift shop sells memorabilia from this and other Scottish Read more…
Landscape and Nature

Birnam Oak

The Birnam Oak is an iconic tree celebrated in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The Birnam Oak and its neighbour the Birnam Sycamore are thought to be the sole surviving trees of the great forest that once straddled the banks and hillsides of the River Tay. This forest is celebrated in Shakespeare’s Macbeth as the famous Birnam Wood. Read more…
Things to see and do

Melville Monument

The Melville Monument stands overlooking the town of Comrie in Perth and Kinross. It commemorates the first Lord Melville, Henry Dundas, who was Chief Minister of Scotland at the time of William Pitt the Younger. Built in 1811, the monument is 72ft in height and commands a great position on the peak of Dunmore at the mouth of the glen. Read more…
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Some more seaside locations in Perth and Kinross

Aberfeldy Blairgowrie Braco Crieff Dunkeld Kinloch Rannoch Kirkmichael Loch Rannoch Loch Tay Lochearnhead Luib Crianlarich Meigle Perth Pitlochry