Tay Forest Park includes some of the most scenic areas in Highland Perthshire, where a favourable climate and rich soil have nurtured Scotland's finest forests. Trees have covered this area for thousands of years providing a rich resource for man and a wide range of...

A visit to the Centre includes a self-guided exhibition, talks by expert guides in the Crannog Roundhouse and 'hands-on' ancient crafts and technology demonstrations. There is also a themed giftshop in which to browse offering an excellent selection of books, crafts,...

Situated in the heart of Aberfeldy, Perthshire, The Watermill is a unique combination of award-winning bookshop, gallery, cafè and design-led homeware, on three floors of a converted oatmeal mill. The Watermill was opened in 2005 by Michael Palin, less than two...

Two historic buildings joined together. The oldest is a 3-storey, L-shaped early 17th century tower house, while the newer part is a castellated country house built in 1795. The castle was badly damaged by fire in the 20th century but was subsequently rebuilt and...

The museum is housed in the Cathedral Chapter House, which was built in 1457, and served as a sacristy and meeting place for 100 years.  After the Reformation, when the Dukes of Atholl became responsible for the upkeep of the church they used the Chapter House as...

On the left as you enter the village of Muthill is Sundial Cottage (opposite the Village Tearoom) a typical dwelling house of the period. Inset high on the front wall is the sundial itself, dated 1746, the same year as the Battle of Culloden. Down at the end of this...

Drummond Castle was built on a rocky outcrop by John, 1st Lord Drummond. The 2nd Earl, a Privy Councillor to James VI and Charles I, succeeded in 1612 and is credited with transforming both the gardens and the castle. The keep still stands but the rest of the castle...

Be among the first to enjoy our new hi-tech interactive visitor experience at the spectacular 18th-century water mill complex beside the River Tay. The visitor centre tells the stories of those who worked there and the products they made. The superb interactive...

Clan Donnachaidh Museum is dedicated to the clan which bears its name. The name Donnachaidh means “children of Duncan”. Inside the museum you will discover a variety of items, including documents, pictures, books and so forth, which relate to the clan of...

Blair Castle is one of the most accessible Scottish castles, with a variety of tours available for individuals, families and groups, including special themed castle tours which show off specific elements of the castle and its history. Family friendly and with plenty...