Perth located centrally in Scotland on the banks of the River Tay, Scotland's longest river and is often referred to as "The Fair City." The surrounding area boasts stunning hills, beautiful gardens, and breathtaking mountain ranges.
The city offers attractions beyond its natural beauty. Perth is also home to some of the most historical events in Scotland. Perth once served as the capital of Scotland, preceding Edinburgh, and displayed part of William Wallace's body after his death.
Scone Palace, situated nearby, was once home to the Stone of Scone. Also known as the Stone of Destiny, traditionally used to crown the King of Scots.
Perth's central location makes it a great base to explore Scotland's countryside or nearby cities like Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow or Stirling. Perth serves as a Gateway to the Scottish Highlands. Where you can head North on the A9 towards Aviemore and Inverness. The nearby Blairgowrie is the gateway to the famous Cairngorms National Park.