Sights in Perth To Aviemore
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Killiecrankie Visitors Centre
Drop into the Killiecrankie Visitors Centre in this beautiful, rugged gorge, 3.5 miles north of Pitlochry. It has great interactive displays on the Jacobite rebellion, and local flora and fauna. There’s plenty to touch, pull and open – great for kids. There are some stunning walks into the wooded gorge; keep an eye out for red squirrels.
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Heathergems
Just behind the tourist office is Heathergems, the factory outlet of a most unusual and beautiful form of Scottish jewellery. The jewellery is made from natural heather stems, which are dyed and pressed to create colourful, original pieces. You can actually view the jewellery being made through windows into the workshop. Definitely worth a browse.
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Blair Castle
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Scotland, magnificent Blair Castle and the 108 square miles it sits on, is the seat of the Duke of Atholl, head of the Murray clan. It’s an impressive white building set beneath forested slopes above the River Garry.
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Explorers Garden
At the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, this excellent garden commemorates 300 years of plant collecting and those who hunted down ‘new’ species. The whole collection is based on plants brought back to Scotland by Scottish explorers.
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Edradour Distillery
This is proudly Scotland’s smallest distillery and a great one to visit: you can see the whole process easily-explained in one room. It’s 2.5 miles east of Pitlochry along the Moulin road, and a pleasant walk there.
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Bell’s Blair Athol Distillery
One of two distilleries around Pitlochry, this is at the southern end of town. Tours focus on whisky making and the blending of this well-known drop. The tour price is discountable off a bottle purchase.
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Fish Ladder
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