Perthshire - Pitlochry
Located in the heart of rural Perthshire, Pitlochry is one of Scotland's most enduringly popular tourist destinations. First made popular by Queen Victoria after her visit in 1842, Pitlochry remains a firm favourite with visitors to this day.
Not least of Pitlochry's many attractions is the prestigious House of Bruar, which lies just ten miles north of the town. No visit to Perthshire or Pitlochry is complete without experiencing our range of high-quality gourmet produce and Scottish knitwear. With some of the most exclusive country clothing available in Scotland, The House of Bruar is truly one of the highlights of shopping in Perthshire.
Pitlochry Attractions
Pitlochry and the surrounding area of Perthshire have some of the most picturesque scenery in the whole of Scotland, making the area an excellent destination for walkers and lovers of outdoor pursuits.
Overlooking Pitlochry itself is the imperious Ben Vrackie, a craggy mountain that can be scaled relatively easily thanks to its well-made cobbled path that reaches right up to the summit, from which you can survey a truly stunning panoramic view. Perthshire and Pitlochry have a huge number of clearly marked trails and walks to suit all levels of experience and ability.
For more sedentary types, the Pitlochry Festival Theatre offers an ongoing programme of cultural events that have earned acclaim from visitors from all over the world. Or you could enjoy a complimentary dram after a free tour of the Edradour Whisky Distillery in Perthshire, the smallest distillery in Scotland.
There's also the Falls of Bruar, a stunning series of waterfalls that's right on our doorstep here at the House of Bruar. Why not take in the scenery eulogised by Rabbie Burns in The Humble Petition of Bruar Water, and then relax over a sumptuous meal in our restaurant?
Perthshire and Pitlochry have a wealth of attractions for the enterprising visitor, so make sure you give yourself the time to take in all that they have to offer!