VisitScotland Perthshire -

LATEST NEWS

Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre prepare to party!

Perth is preparing to party this autumn as Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre set out on a season of celebration.

Perth 800 – Major boost for Perth and Kinross in 2010

The Perth 800 anniversary in 2010 is set to provide a major economic boost to Perth and Kinross.

Perthshire Amber

Flushed with success from his recent sell out gigs in Australia, Dougie MacLean has revealed first plans for the 6th Perthshire Amber Festival, which will run later this year from 29th October to 7th November.


	Home

	Site Map

	Other Web Resources

Click here for a programme of the Perth 800 events which have been confirmed to date

Click here for information on Scotland's Year of Food & Drink

Capture Your Autumn Moments in Perthshire - The Queen's View looking towards Loch Tummel and Schiehallion.

home

Perthshire is the irrefutable Adventure Capital of Scotland!

No matter what time of year you visit, Perthshire has something for everyone.

Clear air, pure waters, lush countryside rich in wildlife, colourful gardens and Highland grandeur make the perfect landscape

Conferences & corporate events in Scotland

Welcome to the website of VisitScotland Perthshire.

Situated in the very heart of Scotland, Perthshire represents the perfect place to find all that you expect of a great Scottish holiday. Most of Perthshire is little more than one hour by road or rail from Glasgow or Edinburgh, but a world apart.

Towns and places to visit in Perthshire include Aberfeldy, Loch Tay and Glen Lyon, Auchterarder, Gleneagles and the Ochils, Blairgowrie and East Perthshire, Crieff, Comrie and Strathearn, Dunkeld and Birnam, Kinross-shire and Loch Leven, the Fair City of Perth, Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire, and some of the most scenic Scottish glens.

Perthshire weather from bbc.co.uk

Perthshire Map

Did you know?
There are 18 artificially created islands on Loch Tay. They are known as Crannogs and are thought to have been in existence before 2000 BC, providing the ancient Celts with shelter from the wolves, wildcats and bears that once roamed the neighbouring forest as well as unruly neighbours. Walk over water and visit Scotland’s only authentic recreation of an Iron Age loch dwelling at the award winning Scottish Crannog Centre at Kenmore.