The Pitlochry Festival Theatre

is famous for its annual productions which appeal to a cross section of the visitors to Pitlochry. It's possible to see 6 different plays on six different nights. A restaurant and coffee shop is also available. Productions, concerts and other events are now programmed throughout the year.

www.pitlochry.org.uk

Golf

Pitlochry is well situated for golfers. It has its own 18 hole course which is not long but will challenge all standards of golfer. Pitlochry G.C. is only 5 minutes walk from Rowanlea. There are many other courses in the locality for the golfing fan, Dunkeld, Blair Atholl, Strathtay, Aberfeldy to name a few, and all offer their own unique challenges.

Blair Castle

This is the second most visited castle in Scotland after Edinburgh. This castle enjoys one of the finest locations in the heart of highland Perthshire. Tours of the castle are available and you can walk around the extensive grounds and gardens. This is one tourist attraction not to miss.

Edradour Whisky Distillery

Edradour distillery hold's the proud distinction of being the smallest distillery in Scotland. It is also the last original 'farm' distillery in Perthshire. You'll find Edradour nestling in a pocket glen in the hills above Pitlochry in the Southern Highlands. A very interesting tour in a superb location.

www.edradour.co.uk

Dunkeld

Nestling beneath thickly-wooded hills, its Cathedral and beautifully restored 17th Century buildings have an air of timeless tranquility. The River Tay passes through this little Perthshire gem. Well worth a visit.

Dam and Fish ladder

One of Scotland's many hydro-electric power stations.This dam across the River Tummel is a major obstacle for Salmon swimming upstream. A ladder of chambers has been built, one of which has a glass panel to enable viewing of the salmon. There is a visitor information centre and shop.

The Crannog Centre

This authentic recreation is based on the excavation evidence from the 2,600 year old site of Oakbank Crannog one of the 18 crannogs preserved in Loch Tay, Scotland. A visit to the Centre includes a self-guided exhibition, a guided crannog tour and 'hands-on' and technology demonstrations. There is also a themed gift shop in which to browse offering an excellent selection of books, crafts, and related items.

www.crannog.co.uk

House of Bruar

Offers a modern shopping facility, with exclusive goods and good home style cooking. A perfect place to purchase those holiday gifts for family and friends. If shopping is not your thing then you can enjoy a stunning walk around the Fall's of Bruar right on the doorstep

www.houseofbruar.com

Fern Cottage

A beautiful traditional stone built cottage, in the centre of Pitlochry's charming main street, Fern Cottage has oodles of charm and character. The menus combine the finest Scottish ingredients with the best of Mediterranean hospitality, offering a unique mix of flavours, tastes and culture. All food is freshly cooked.

Port Na Craig Inn and Restaurant

Port Na Craig Inn and Restaurant in its dramatic and tranquil setting is established as a place to eat and frequent when visiting Pitlochry.
Open seven days a week, 11.00 a.m. till late serving food all day including morning coffee, lunch, Pre theatre and evening meals. This year also introducing Sunday Brunch which will feature a fixed menu and individual dishes served from 11.00 a.m. until 4.00 p.m.

Moulin Hotel

A traditional "pub" situated in the hamlet of Moulin 1 mile from the centre of pitlochry. A favourite with both locals and tourists. Always busy, you have a choice of bar or restaurant menus. Famous for its Braveheart beer, brewed in a small brewery behind the inn.

Victoria's

Prominently located on the main street through Pitlochry at the South end and near to car parking, Victoria's provides a unique location to stop off and have a bite to eat or a refreshing beverage. Anything from a speciality coffee, patisseries, snacks, sandwiches etc from 10am, through to the bistro style dinner menu from 5.30pm till late during the season.

Pitlochry Highland Night

A Highland Night is an evening of traditional entertainment, full of Scottish Music and Dance. These outdoor productions are performed weekly during the summer months by local artists for the residents and many visitors of Pitlochry: in the heart of Highland Perthshire. The 2012 Highland Night season run's every Monday evening throughout the summer at the Pitlochry Recreation Ground The gates are open from 7pm with the show starting at 7.30pm. Adult Admission £5.00

Perthshire Amber Festival 2011

The Perthshire Amber Festival brings together many musicians and entertainers from different parts of the world who have been involved with Dougie MacLean over the years. It also provides an opportunity for him to perform little heard songs, as well as well known favourites! This will be the 6th year of this event with each year's event becoming larger. The 2011 event starts on 26th October through to 6th November.

Pitlochry Golf Men's Highland Open 2012

Once described as "the Switzerland of Scotland", Pitlochry Golf Course offers the visitors to the course the chance to play one of Perthshire's most scenic and visually appealing layouts. With each hole a different challenge in its own way, the course is a good test for all levels of players in superb Highland Perthshire surroundings. This year the event takes place Saturday 4 th to Friday 10th August.

Pitlochry Highland Games 2012

This year's event takes place on September 8th. Pitlochry Highland Games has been hosting competitors and enthralling spectators since 1852. This is the last major highland games of the season and hosts the final of a number of competitions. Events include, pipe bands, cycle races, highland dancing and the usual highland game events. A great day out in Pitlochry.

The Enchanted Forest 2011

The Enchanted Forest, the renowned outdoor sound and light show is set to delight the senses when it returns to Faskally Wood near Pitlochry this autumn 7th to 29th October 2011. )