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City & Towns

Spread across an impressive 2500 square miles, Perthshire is made up of a myriad of towns, villages and parishes with the city of Perth sitting at its heart on Scotland’s east coast.

Well-connected and nimble to navigate, making a trip from one side of the county to the other is easily done – and worth the effort for the journey itself!  

The towns of Perthshire and Kinross are popular visitor destinations year-round and have everything you’d expect – and a whole lot more – to guarantee you capture the best of the area.

Auchterarder & South Perthshire

Often called the Lang Toun due to its mile and half long High Street, Auchterarder is one of the most breath-taking Perthshire villages. 
Blairgowrie & East Perthshire

Blairgowrie is one of the largest towns in Perthshire, sitting to the north of the city of Perth on the banks of the River Ericht. As the gateway to Glenshee you'll find year-round sports including skiing, golfing, mountain biking, abseiling, hang gliding and paragliding
Highland Perthshire

Highland Perthshire boasts an outdoor playground unlike any other, centuries of history and intricrate stories, and a cultural landscape that is alive with theatre, music and art. 
Kinross-shire

Stunningly beautiful and easily accessible, the Loch Leven area is a perfect base for holidaymakers in the heart of Scotland. 
Perth City

A beautiful small city, Perth’s vibrant hub of restaurants, bars, shops and cafes blends seamlessly with its ancient roots and historical past.  
Strathearn & West Perthshire

Strathearn is named after the beautiful river valley of the River Earn, and stretches from Loch Earn in the west of Perthshire to the River Tay in the east.