Sir Walter Scott was right. He described Perthshire’s glens, peaks, waterfalls, forests, moors, rivers and gardens as “the fairest portion of the northern kingdom”. Let’s explore.

We start at the roundhouse at Scottish Crannog Centre, on Loch Tay, and relive the Iron Age. Then Bair Atholl and its spectacular Blair Castle, gatekeeper to The Highlands for 700 years. On to delightful Aberfeldy, on the River Tay, and the colourful ‘little houses’ of Dunkeld, in the shadow of its ruined cathedral.

Onwards and upwards from Pitlochry’s world-renowned dam and fish ladder, to Queen’s View, one of Scotland’s most iconic panoramas overlooking Loch Tummel. To Scone Palace, crowning place of Scottish kings, and Drummond Castle Garden, one of Europe’s most impressive formal gardens.

Perthshire is known as Big Tree Country.  Learn why in its 200,000 acres of woodland.

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Osborne Terrace, Broughty Ferry Bed and Breakfast

Osborne Terrace, Broughty Ferry

22 miles away From £40 (Price for room only, no breakfast included) p/n
1 Room for 2

Charming accommodation provided on a Room only basis in an Edwardian villa in the seaside holiday village, Broughty Ferry

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Straven Guest House, Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast

Straven Guest House, Edinburgh

33 miles away From £82 p/n
5 Rooms for 2

Victorian guest house in peaceful setting close to beach

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Ashcroft Farmhouse, Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast

Ashcroft Farmhouse, Edinburgh

34 miles away From £130 p/n
6 Rooms for 2 - 3

Purpose built and award winning farm guest house providing high quality accommodation.

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Glenalmond, Livingston Bed and Breakfast

Glenalmond, Livingston

34 miles away From £85 - £90 p/n
2 Rooms for 2

Attractive bungalow close to Edinburgh Park and Ride

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