RSBP Nature Reserve, with trails through the woodland to the top of Vane Hill, a wetland trail with three hides, café and picnic area

Discovery Point is home to the RRS Discovery, whose journeys included her amazing Antarctic expedition with Captain Scott. The V and A is Scotland’s design museum, in an iconic building next to Discovery Point. 45 minutes away

A circular path of 13 miles linking natural, historic and cultural heritage around Loch Leven

The nearest Whisky distillery to The Granary only 30 minutes away

A beautiful Whisky Distillery by Pitlochry, a lovely Scottish town which also has a Salmon Leap, a Theatre and numerous restaurants and shops

The Glenturret Distillery offers various tours and tastings and has a Two Michelin Star restaurant. 

Beautiful Castle in the small City of Stirling within 45 minutes

Famous Edinburgh landmark at top of Royal Mile in heart of Edinburgh Old Town, in around an hour

Beautiful Palace just outside Perth, with restaurant, in around 30 minutes

The ruined castle circa 1300, is on an island in Loch Leven, seasonally accessible by boat. Mary Queen of Scots was once a guest here but her former host turned her jailer in 1567

At the other end of the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle. Next to the Scottish Parliament and Arthur’s Seat with great walks.

Local cinema!

The ‘Fair City’ with extensive shopping and restaurants. Theatre and Concert Hall, in around 20 minutes

 This world-class cultural and heritage attraction highlights the fascinating objects and stories that put Perth and Kinross at the centre of Scotland’s story.

At its heart sits the Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, one of Scotland and the UK’s most significant historical objects.

Chic, stylish and historic area if Glasgow with great restaurants and night life. 75 minutes by car or get the train from Alloa (40 mins away with free parking) or Perth( 20 mins away)

A lovely area of Edinburgh that sits on the Water of Leith. There is a fabulous little Sunday market for foodies and for crafts. An hours walk from here alongside the Water of Leith takes you to Leith with its numerous great restaurants

The Bonny banks of Loch Lomond in just over an hour with beautiful Inchcailloch island accessible by boat

Beautiful Union Canal that runs from Falkirk to Edinburgh. Great for walking or cycling. Boat hire from Edinburgh Canal Boat hire or have fun Akwakat water biking from Lochrin Basin. Bridge Inn Ratho is a lovely place to stop for refreshments.

Harrods of the North! In one hour

Located near Leith, Edinburgh, have a tour of the former Royal Yacht, and you may want to enjoy afternoon tea in board. Only an hour away. Accessed from Ocean Terminal shopping centre which also houses a VUE cinema and restaurants

Lovely village in the East Neuk of Fife ( near Anstruther and St Andrews) Try the famous Chain Walk and sample delicious food in The Ship Inn . 50 minutes away

Designer store in Edinburgh with 4th floor restaurant and bars. Next to bus station and a short walk from train station.

Beautiful historic fishing village and a great place to sample Fish and Chips! In around an hour

Capital city of Scotland with Princess Street, Royal Mile and fantastic museums and gallerys and so much more, in around an hour

Traditional inn on main road north from Kinross to Milnathort, with low ceilings and much wooden décor in the bar, behind which a fine ornate gantry features three splendid original pub mirrors. A dartboard is at end of the bar; beware of the pool table on entering the lounge area!

From the relaxing bar and lounge offering freshly ground coffees and tempting cocktails to the stylish restaurant, serving the finest of modern bistro cuisine, the Kirklands Hotel is a must for anyone here for a leisurely stay. With free Wi-Fi available in the bar, business guests can catch up on some work while enjoying one of our local beers.

This well established restaurant is surrounded by a large garden where, weather permitting, you can have drinks before your meal, coffee after and even eat! 

The food is modern Scottish with some Asian flavours, You can have anything from a light lunch to a 5 course dinner!

Cardo Restaurant is a contemporary Mediterranean restaurant, using influence and inspiration from Paula's Portuguese and Herve's French backgrounds.

Delightful village and a rural pub with eccentric decor and very pleasant and helpful staff. Very popular and this may have slowed down the speed of service.

A "noted hostelry," according to the Gazetteer for Scotland, It was originally built in the 19th century as a resting place for travellers moving between Edinburgh and the Highlands on the old Great North Road, the traditional route north, today's A912 road. It stands at the junction of the A912 and the B996.

The Inn at Muckhart offers a wide range of own brewd beers alongside fantastic classic Pub food.

Located near the famous Loch Leven, in Kinross, The Raj Mahal offers authentic Indian and Bangladesh cuisine. We are just a few minutes’ drive from the M90 motorway so if you are exploring the area or live in neighbouring towns, why not give us a try – you’ll not regret it.

In the beautiful village of Dollar, The Aviary is a delightful spot for food lovers and those in search of a special dining experience.

Set in a 17th Century watchtower, Fishers in Leith is still winning awards 20 years after it first opened. Two beautiful dining areas, the round room and bar or the restaurant, not forgetting outside dining in the summer months, all offer a great atmosphere and fabulous sea food.

With fine views of the King's and Queen's courses and Perthshire countryside, enjoy grill classics, comfort food, pizza and fresh tandoor dishes in the vibrant clubhouse setting of The Dormy restaurant.

Hidden in a collection of historic buildings dating back to 1595, at the gates of Edinburgh Castle, the Witchery is steeped in centuries of rich Scottish history.

Enjoy legendary Edinburgh fine-dining, an award-winning wine list, and the most atmospheric dining rooms in all of Scotland. Step inside and be transported to a bygone era.

Immerse yourself in a culinary journey led by Executive Chef Mark Donald. Drawing inspiration from The Glenturret Distillery, Scotland's breathtaking landscapes, and its rich bounty. Our Multi-Course Dining Experience brings to life the artistry of Two Michelin-starred gastronomy, offering a meticulously crafted menu that evolves with the seasons.