Guidebook for Perth and Kinross
Food Scene
5* Coffee and Scotlands very own exclusive tea from a local tea plantation... The Wee Tea Company. Mike the owner is very helpful. Dog friendly.
18 locals recommend
Habitat Cafe
2 The Square5* Coffee and Scotlands very own exclusive tea from a local tea plantation... The Wee Tea Company. Mike the owner is very helpful. Dog friendly.
Three Lemons
28 Dunkeld StGood Food, good value.
Highland Safaris
B846Dunalastair Hotel Suites
The Inn at Loch Tummel
Drinks & Nightlife
Local musicians gather on a friday night (and sometime saturday) for a fabulous jam session in the snug bar. Great bar food. Dog friendly.
14 locals recommend
Fortingall Hotel
Local musicians gather on a friday night (and sometime saturday) for a fabulous jam session in the snug bar. Great bar food. Dog friendly.
Sightseeing
The Scottish Highlands have their own special magic and ever-changing mood. Here the tempest of Scotland’s erratic climate meets a dramatic landscape draped in a green and purple tartan; and where stories have been told since time immemorial by the fiercely independent Highland folk. To them the mountains are more than rock and heather, but sacred and living; and none more so than Schiehallion.
Schiehallion (Fairy Hill) rises 3553ft above the dark waters of Loch Tummel in Highland Perthshire, and its distinctive shape has made it one of the most easily recognizable mountains in Scotland, and one the most popular for hillwalkers. Its allure is far more than simple aesthetics.
26 locals recommend
Schiehallion
The Scottish Highlands have their own special magic and ever-changing mood. Here the tempest of Scotland’s erratic climate meets a dramatic landscape draped in a green and purple tartan; and where stories have been told since time immemorial by the fiercely independent Highland folk. To them the mountains are more than rock and heather, but sacred and living; and none more so than Schiehallion.
Schiehallion (Fairy Hill) rises 3553ft above the dark waters of Loch Tummel in Highland Perthshire, and its distinctive shape has made it one of the most easily recognizable mountains in Scotland, and one the most popular for hillwalkers. Its allure is far more than simple aesthetics.
The Fortingall Yew is a heritage tree of international importance which is situated in the Highland Perthshire village of Fortingall, eight miles west of Aberfeldy.
The Fortingall Yew is at the geographical heart of Scotland and stands within Fortingall churchyard. It is thought to be between 3,000 and 9,000 years old and has connections to early Christianity in Scotland. It is also believed to be one of the oldest living things in Europe. In 1769 the circumference of the yew’s multiple trunks was measured at 52 ft, but this has vastly reduced over time and what remains are the relics and offshoots of the original tree.
Visitors to the old yew tree can also visit Fortingall Church.
14 locals recommend
Fortingall Hotel
The Fortingall Yew is a heritage tree of international importance which is situated in the Highland Perthshire village of Fortingall, eight miles west of Aberfeldy.
The Fortingall Yew is at the geographical heart of Scotland and stands within Fortingall churchyard. It is thought to be between 3,000 and 9,000 years old and has connections to early Christianity in Scotland. It is also believed to be one of the oldest living things in Europe. In 1769 the circumference of the yew’s multiple trunks was measured at 52 ft, but this has vastly reduced over time and what remains are the relics and offshoots of the original tree.
Visitors to the old yew tree can also visit Fortingall Church.
Loch Tay
Parks & Nature
Beautiful 5* Lodges in Deer Country Park next to Scotland's Sacred Magical Mountain; Schiehallion. 15mins to Aberfeldy, 12mins to Kenmore, 20mins to Kinloch Rannoch, 35mins to Pitlochry. This magical space in nature has a usable private fishing loch, deer, swans, canadian geese, oyster catchers, ducks, rabbits and a rare space to enjoy nature at her finest.
Glengoulandie Country Lodges
Beautiful 5* Lodges in Deer Country Park next to Scotland's Sacred Magical Mountain; Schiehallion. 15mins to Aberfeldy, 12mins to Kenmore, 20mins to Kinloch Rannoch, 35mins to Pitlochry. This magical space in nature has a usable private fishing loch, deer, swans, canadian geese, oyster catchers, ducks, rabbits and a rare space to enjoy nature at her finest.
The Birks of Aberfeldy
Arts & Culture
Fabulous Boutique Theatre with excellent summer prgramme.
56 locals recommend
Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Port-Na-Craig RoadFabulous Boutique Theatre with excellent summer prgramme.
Entertainment & Activities
Birks Cinema
1 Dunkeld StShopping
Co-op Food - Petrol Aberfeldy New
46 Dunkeld St