Take a peek at unique details of this 1700s Highland home - a simple building with a complex history. Currently exterior access only.
The River Ericht once powered 14 spinning mills from flax, then linen and later jute. See the remains of these mills.
Located in the local kirk, a museum with photographs and artefacts from in and around Pitlochry. There's also a small genealogy section
Walk through the ruins of this church located at Old Blair, dating from around 1275
Possibly built in 1755, this cave is an enhanced natural feature
The Atholl Palace Museum is the only museum of it's kind to celebrate the social history of a hotel
A gothic style, seven arch bridge that crosses the River Tay and connects the villages of Dunkeld and Little Dunkeld.
Ten walks, including one that takes 8 minutes to see the Lower Pattack Falls, which feature in the BBC series Monarch of the Glen
If you are a lover of old books then this place is for you. There aren't many libraries where you touch and read books from the C17th
Museum is situated on Fort George site as is free but Fort George has an entry free
