Crieff Travel Guide

Scotland's oldest working distillery offers a glimpse into traditional whisky-making dating back to 1775. Savour the craft with a guided tour and tasting of their distinctive single malts.

Wander through one of Europe's finest formal gardens with its stunning 17th-century Italianate parterre. The symmetrical hedges, topiary, and vibrant flower beds create a living tapestry best enjoyed May through October.

Explore one of Europe's most important formal gardens with intricate parterre patterns and a historic sundial. Wander through the terraced landscape that served as an "Outlander" filming location.

This wildlife centre offers interactive experiences with over 70 species, from lemurs to farm animals. Explore walking paths and enjoy animal feeding sessions in the picturesque Perthshire countryside.

This eco-friendly retreat offers mountain biking trails and Nordic kata glamping in the Scottish countryside. Explore the wilderness by day, then unwind in the Tea Garden with locally-sourced treats.

Find out about the history of Crieff with a stop at Earthquake House. Visit the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this family-friendly area.

The River Lednock plunges through a narrow gorge into Deil's Cauldron, a circular rock pool in the Scottish woodlands. Follow wooden walkways to viewpoints where you can witness the cascading waters.

Scotland's last WWII prisoner of war camp features preserved Nissen huts that once held high-risk Nazi prisoners. Explore original structures and exhibitions detailing captive life in this immersive historical site.