Blair Castle

“Brilliant shopping. A wonderful day out. Everything you could possibly want in one place a one stop shop for country living: tweeds, corduroys, coats, hats, bags and boots, cashmere, dog beds, coats, furnishing, antiques and a wonderful restaurant. Outside dining. Superb fish. One hour drive from Crieff. ”

“This is the smallest distillery in the area and offers something that the larger ones can’t. Worth a visit, inspite of it being smaller. ”

“Blair Athol Distillery is one of the oldest working distilleries in Scotland. After enjoying a leisurely conducted tour, you can mull over the distinctive character of the finished article as you sip your dram of Blair Athol 12 Year Old.”

“Despite being a relatively small town, Pitlochry theatre is a highly regarded in the UK as putting on great shows with outstanding actors who travel from all over Britain to audition for the April to October theatre season. Once the cast is chosen, they put on three shows per week making it a pleasure to go several times during your holiday if you want to. You would book your tickets in advance on their website and you can also book a pre theatre mean there too. I thoroughly recommend this too as the food is excellent. Pitlochry has many good restaurants that will offer pre theatre meals too. The next eating place closest to the theatre is Port na craig which can be reached without driving if you park in the theatre car park. The theatre also has pantomimes on every Christmas and the Words festival which is on in February each year and has a variety of authors and speakers talking at it. ”