Pitlochry, Perthshire
Pitlochry, Perthshire is a popular Scottish tourist destination set in the heart of the Scottish countryside. Watched over by the impressively imposing Ben Vrackie, Pitlochry is one of the jewels in Perthshire's crown, with a plethora of scenic country walks surrounding the town, and a great number of sites of stunning natural beauty situated within easy travelling distance.
In addition to its many natural charms, Pitlochry also boasts a plethora of further attractions that make it well worth a visit. The renowned Pitlochry Festival Theatre is undoubtedly one of the cultural highpoints of Perthshire, staging productions all year round and also hosting art exhibitions and music events.
Pitlochry and Perthshire Tourist Attractions
Pitlochry and Perthshire are well worth a visit if you're spending time in Scotland. If you're a whisky lover, the distilleries at Blair Atholl and Edradour are a real treat for the taste buds, and both offer fascinating tours and tastings.
There's also the historic Blair Castle, which is open for guided tours between March and October. One of the most spectacular castles in Perthshire, Blair Castle is an intriguing slice of Scottish history that offers a unique experience of Scotland's past and present.
Then there's the Crannog on nearby Loch Tay, which is a faithful recreation of an ancient Scottish stilt-raised water dwelling, of a type which was once common throughout the Perthshire area. Originally built in the Iron Age, crannogs were surprisingly sophisticated in their construction and the new reconstruction is a truly remarkable achievement.
The House of Bruar, Pitlochry, Perthshire
In addition to all of these captivating attractions, Perthshire also houses the House of Bruar, Scotland's premier country clothing and produce store. Situated just ten miles north of Pitlochry, at the foot of the magnificent Falls of Bruar, the House of Bruar specialises in providing high-quality Scottish food, drink and textiles.
As well as our country clothing and Scottish produce lines, the House of Bruar is also home to an impressive art gallery and restaurant, making it the perfect destination for a day out in Pitlochry and Perthshire.