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Where to stay in Pitlochry

Best time: May-Sep. The weather is generally mild and conducive for outdoor activities, making it ideal for hiking, exploring the surrounding nature, and attending local festivals.

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Top stays in Pitlochry

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Tayview Lodges★ 3.8

Tayview Lodges

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The Poplars Guest House★ 3.8

The Poplars Guest House

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Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard★ 3.7

Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard

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Craigatin House Courtyard★ 3.7

Craigatin House Courtyard

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Loch Rannoch Hotel★ 3.7

Loch Rannoch Hotel

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Beinn Bhracaigh ★ 3.7

Beinn Bhracaigh

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Carra Beag★ 3.7

Carra Beag

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Rosemount Hotel★ 3.7

Rosemount Hotel

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The Claymore Guest House and Apartments★ 3.7

The Claymore Guest House and Apartments

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Annslea Guest House★ 3.7

Annslea Guest House

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The Old Manse Of Blair★ 3.7

The Old Manse Of Blair

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Cuil An Daraich Guest House★ 3.7

Cuil An Daraich Guest House

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Pitlochry, like a local

Don't miss

  • Edradour Distillery: Scotland's smallest distillery, known for its traditional whisky-making process.
  • Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder: An engineering marvel with a scenic view and a great spot for salmon watching.
  • Faskally Forest: Offers stunning woodland walks and is part of the Enchanted Forest light show.
  • Atholl Palace Hotel: An iconic landmark with beautiful architecture and gardens.
  • The Old Mill Inn: A charming pub with a cozy atmosphere and local brews.

Where to eat

  • The Faskally Restaurant: Offers local Scottish cuisine with a modern twist.
  • Port-na-Craig Tea Room: Famous for its homemade cakes and traditional afternoon tea.
  • The Moulin Inn: A historic inn serving hearty meals and local ales.

Do this

  • The Enchanted Forest: A stunning outdoor sound and light event set in a forest.
  • Pitlochry Festival Theatre: Enjoy high-quality productions in a unique riverside setting.
  • Hiking the Ben Vrackie: An exhilarating hike with breathtaking views from the summit.

Local tips

  • Check local event calendars for seasonal festivals and events that aren't widely advertised.
  • Visit the local farmers' market for fresh produce and artisanal goods every Saturday.
  • Take the scenic route along the River Tummel for breathtaking views and photo opportunities.
  • Consider visiting the nearby town of Blair Atholl for its historical sites and great walking trails.

Know before you go

Best time

May-Sep. The weather is generally mild and conducive for outdoor activities, making it ideal for hiking, exploring the surrounding nature, and attending local festivals.

Getting around

Buses and local taxis are the main modes of transport; car rentals are also popular for exploring the surrounding areas.

Airport

EDI

Language

English is the primary language spoken.

Money

Pound Sterling (£). Most places accept cards, but it's good to have some cash for small vendors.

Safety

Pitlochry is generally very safe, with low crime rates. Standard precautions are advised, especially in less populated areas.

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