Known as the 'Harrods Of The North'
This elegant destination just off the A9 brings together exceptional craftsmanship, fine food and the surrounding scenery to create a uniquely memorable experience. Whether you're shopping for a gift for someone special or just browsing for a Scottish souvenir, you'll find an impressive variety of products to explore. With spacious shopping halls, multiple cafes, a restaurant and thoughtful facilities for dog owners - including designated dog areas and on-site parking - the House of Bruar offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Scottish Craft and Style
Renowned for its expertly curated collection of Scottish and British brands, the House of Bruar showcases everything from luxurious cashmere and tweed to fine jewellery, homeware and high-quality outdoor attire. No visit is complete without sampling the food on offer and there is a range of seasonal dishes to choose from while the Food Hall offers an excellent selection of gourmet items and local specialities to take away.
The Falls of Bruar: A Scenic Waterfall Walk
Just behind House of the Bruar, you'll find the Bruar Falls, a much loved trail with a series of waterfalls that served as a tourist attraction since the 1700s. The stream responsible for these waterfalls, the Bruar Water, were said to have been immortalized in a poem by Robert Burns. The 1.5 mile (2km) path is steep at times and can be quite a climb, so do allow between an hour and an hour and a half if you want to enjoy the splendid views the walk provide. If you’re a thrill seeker on the look out for something more adventurous then there is the opportunity to go canyoning at the Falls of Bruar as well.
Know before you go:
- Getting There: It is approximately a 20-30 minute drive north from Pine Trees to House of Bruar.
- Opening Times: House of Bruar is open all year round, however certain areas may have specific opening times, so we recommend checking in advance.
- Parking: Ample parking is free on-site and they have a dedicated covered area for those travelling with dogs.
- Best Time to Visit: Morning or midweek visits tend to be quieter, particularly during peak Summer months.
