Things to do

A gothic style, seven arch bridge that crosses the River Tay and connects the villages of Dunkeld and Little Dunkeld.

The red sandstone walls of Glamis have been home to many colourful characters throughout the centuries, not least of them the late Queen Mother.

A vast site - one of the most outstanding artillery fortifications in Europe. It remains unaltered and allows a very complete picture

Clunie Memorial Arch was built as a memorial to honour the men who died while working to bring power to the area in the late 1940s.

An Iron Age hillfort designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument

17th century doocot set on an ancient castle motte.

Meet a mother to millions, The Mother Larch. The 2nd Duke of Atholl had over 27 million larch seeds harvested from a stand of 5 larch trees

Leicester Town Hall is a grade II listed building located in the Town Hall Square conservation area. Guided tours can be arranged at certain times of the year.

Striking viaduct that you can drive under. There is a small layby nearby to stop and take pictures but please take care

Perth Museum and Art Gallery is one of Scotland's oldest established museums