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South-west of Crieff, these terraced gardens stretch out from the foot of a tower set high on a rocky eminence. These formal gardens are in the form of St Andrew's Cross, the emblem of Scotland. Visitors can stroll around the lawns, gravel areas, box..

You can visit two craft workshops and watch pots being made, with hand-painted thistles, heather and Canterbury bells (Buchan's Thistle Pottery) and also see how millefiori glass is made (Perthshire paperweights).

A visit to the crystal factory will give you an insight into the various stages in the production of handmade crystal glassware.

Situated on the banks of the River Turret since 1775, Scotland's oldest distillery still uses traditional methods to produce its famous brew.

Ardoch Roman Fort, north of the village of Braco, was built during the very short period of Roman occupation, between AD 81 and 90. It was linked by road to another fort located north of Perth. The earthworks on two sides are impressive. Nearby are t..

Sma' Glen is a narrow valley with scree-covered slopes. There is easy access to the banks of the River Almond from the road. At the northern end of the glen is a huge boulder known as Ossian's Stone , said to have marked the grave of an ancient bard..

Initially known as the Castle of Ruthven, this was where the family of the same name would meet to hunt. In 1582, the Raid of Ruthven , an episode in the struggle between certain noblemen and royalty. The castle was confiscated in the 17C and handed..