Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire

Of course you can spend many hours enjoying our museum, exploring the estate, playing tennis or Pitch'n'Putt, swimming and having treatments in the Spa, but Pitlochry has so many things you really should see and do while you're here.

Pitlochry is positioned in the centre of Scotland, just above the meeting of the Tay and Tummel Valleys.
Since invaders began to travel from the sea up to the centre of Scotland on these rivers, Pitlochry has been on the main routes, from north to south and east to west.

The Great North Road, which the Highland crofters used to bring their cattle and sheep to the markets of Einburgh, ran through Pitlochry, as did the 'Road to the Isles', which still forms part of the road out of Pitlochry to the north. General Wades military roads, built in an attempt to control the rebellious Scots, are scattered around Highland Perthshire.
Today this means that while Pitlochry enjoys the character of a small rural town, in one of Europes
most beautiful and least inhabited areas, it is very easy to reach.

It is at the start of the highland line so that the dramatic scenery of the Highlands and the gentle slopes of the lowlands are within a few miles.