Tourist attractions Blairgowrie

The old village school houses an exceptional collection of Picts steles sculpted from red sandstone (7-10C) that were discovered in the region. Cross-shaped flagstones, tombs and various fragments display the life and art of the Picts. Even if not ..

The estate of Scone Palace encompasses Moot Hill , one of Scotland's most hallowed historical sites since Pict times. Kenneth MacAlpine made it the centre of his new Picto-Scottish kingdom in the middle of the 9C and a counterpart of the ecclesiasti..

The street was rebuilt to original plans after the town was sacked in 1689. In 1950, since many of the 17C houses were derelict, they were restored with the assistance of the National Trust for Scotland and the local authorities. Cathedral Street is ..

Once a linen and hessian mill with the largest millwheel in Scotland, the imposing building is now home to a collection of steam engines and generator units, a company specialising in heraldic sculpture and what is thought to be the largest railway m..

Situated in this square is the National Trust for Scotland Ell Shop which takes its name from the weaver's yardstick of ell, attached to one of the walls.

The cathedral, set in a riverside precinct with shady lawns is composed of two distinct parts. The 15C nave is roofless but the 14C choir was restored in 1600 to serve as the parish church. The imposing cathedral doors (1730) came from Dunkeld House ..