Trout and Grayling Fishing on the River Earn – Permits are available free of charge to guests from the Dupplin Estate Office.

 

Scone Palace & Grounds – The crowning place of Scottish kings.  Scone was once the home of the Stone of Scone also known as the “Stone of Destiny” on the famous Moot Hill (now at the new Perth Museum).  It was here that kings including Macbeth, Robert the Bruce and Charles II were crowned.  Explore the palace, explore the gardens and get lost in the maze.

Perth PH2 6BD

 

Greenhill Nursery – Opened in Spring 2013 on Dupplin Estate, Natalie Kirkby has taken her passion for plants and created a haven for Scottish gardeners.  Good for specimen plants.

Greenhill Farm, Tibbermore, Perth PH1 1QN (just along from Gloagburn farmshop)

 

Grierson Organics – Hugh and Sascha Grierson are committed organic farmers.  Buy from the on-farm butchery on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 8am–4pm. Beside the butchery is a converted trailer that's always open for honesty-box sales of their eggs and freezer meat.

Tibbermore, Perth PH11QN

 

Forteviot Village – A Listed Model Village.  Forteviot is known to have been inhabited in the 9th century.  The village was rebuilt in the 1920s following severe flooding of the river May which destroyed the original village.  It was designed by the architect James Miller under the instruction of John Dewar, 1st Baron Forteviot.  Of more significance is that Forteviot is one of the most famous early medieval sites in Scotland.  It records the death of Kenneth MacAlpin, a 9th century King of Scotland making it the earliest identified royal centre in Scotland.

 

The Dupplin Cross - Standing in the heart of the attractive Perthshire village of Dunning is St Serf's Church. Partly dating back to about 1200, St Serfs is open to the public for six months each year. Well worth visiting in its own right, St Serf's is also home to the beautiful Dupplin Cross, carved in about 800 and dedicated to one of the last Kings of Pictland. It was originally located in a field a few hundred meters to your right as you drive up to the estate office.  It was relocated in the late 1990s in an effort to conserve it.

 

Perth Art Gallery – Perth Art Gallery is the principal art gallery and exhibition space in the city of Perth, Scotland.  It is located partly in the Marshall Monument, named in memory of Thomas Hay Marshall, a former provost of Perth.  George Street, Perth PH1 5LB

 

Perth Museum (the home of the Stone of Destiny) – Opened its doors on 30th March 2024 after a £27million redevelopment project.  This world-class cultural and heritage attraction will highlight the fascinating objects and stories that put Perth & Kinross at the centre of Scotland’s story.  St John’s Place, Perth PH1 5SZ. Well worth a visit

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Black Watch Castle & Museum – Five Star museum sharing the story of the iconic Black Watch Regiment from 1725.  Gift shop & Café.

Hay Street, Perth PH1 5HR; Tel 01738 638152