Once the capital city of Scotland, historic Perth is today a large town of 50,000 inhabitants and the main administrative centre of the area. The city is well located to explore the beautiful rural surrounding areas of Perthshire, which are likely to take your breath away. Located around 50 miles north of Edinburgh, Perth also benefits from its position on the banks of the Tay, Scotland's longest river (119 miles), and you will agree that walking around the city is an unforgettable pleasure.

Perth is without a doubt an important centre of Scotland's past and present, offering visitors a wealth of history stretching back over 8000 years with modern archaeology even uncovering evidence of Stone Age farmers, Roman garrisons and Iron Age forts. Combine this with a welcoming enviroment and charming surroundings, and you are sure to enjoy a visit to Perth. 

We hope this short guide will give you a better insight into what Perth has to offer you on your stay in Scotland.