Local Area

One of Scotland’s most attractive destination towns, Pitlochry offers history, culture, shopping, cuisine and year round events and festivities. An ideal escape for peace and quiet relaxation, Pitlochry is equally appealing for its cultural and social life.

Events such as the theatre festival, which runs from May to October, the New Year Ceilidh and the mystical Autumn festival all offer a great reason to visit Pitlochry whatever the season.

The cluster of independent and High Street shops in the town centre include local hand made arts and crafts, unique gifts, outdoor clothing, tartans and tempting Scottish foods, presenting the perfect opportunity for some retail therapy.

Victorian architecture, the River Tummel, Loch Faskally and the backdrop of the spectacular Ben Vrackie complete the pretty picture of the famous theatre town.

Pitlochry provides a gateway to the natural wilderness of Perthshire and the Scottish Highlands. Visitors are spoilt for choice with a wealth of fascinating historic sites and thrilling outdoor pursuits to be enjoyed. Find true natural wonder among the rivers and lochs, hills and glens, flora and fauna, and marvel at the wildlife. Roe deer, red squirrels, capercaillie, grouse, osprey and the golden eagle are all famous residents of Highland Perthshire. With endless ethereal, stunning scenery, this is the stuff of Scottish romance and legend. 

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