Perth
Perth, once Scotland’s ancient capital, is a city of culture, history and natural beauty. Sitting on the banks of the River Tay, it is known for its grand architecture, lively arts scene and beautiful green spaces. Surrounded by stunning countryside, including the Highlands to the north and picturesque villages to the south, Perth offers a mix of city attractions and outdoor adventures. Whether exploring its museums, enjoying its café culture or visiting nearby castles, Perth is a fantastic destination for a Scottish getaway.
Perth
Perth offers a perfect mix of history, culture and outdoor adventure. Sitting on the banks of the River Tay, it features elegant Georgian architecture, riverside walks and a rich royal heritage. Once Scotland’s ancient capital, the city is home to Scone Palace, where Scottish kings were crowned, and the Perth Museum, which showcases its fascinating past.
The city has a thriving food scene, with everything from traditional Scottish cuisine to fine dining, all highlighting Perthshire’s local produce. The Perth Farmers' Market is a great spot to sample fresh, artisan goods. For nature lovers, The North Inch and South Inch Parks provide beautiful green spaces, while Kinnoull Hill offers breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.
Whether you're exploring historic sites, enjoying riverside strolls or discovering the city’s food and arts scene, our guide will help you make the most of your time in Perth.
A drink lover's guide to Perth
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The perfect 2-day guide to Perth
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Travel Scotland by public transport
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