Acorn Travel has carefully put together details of the hotels, inns and bed & breakfasts in the villages, towns and cities across the region of Perth and Kinross, Scotland, all with secure on-line booking.

The city of Perth is nestled next to the mighty River Tay. Perth was once Scotland’s capital city, which may give you the impression that it is a large city, but that is not the case. Perth is where 'city meets the country'; where you will find a great selection of shops, restaurants, pubs, lovely walks and parks to explore.

There is nothing like a day at the races. So if you are visiting Perth, why not treat yourself and the family to a great day out at Perth races, they have been racing horses at Perth since 1613. The race course is located within the grounds of Scone Palace.

Today Scone Palace is home to the Earls of Mansfield, but it has a fascinating history. It was once where Scottish Kings came to be crowned. A visit to the castle really is a must. You can tour the castle, explore the grounds, browse the Palace Gift Shop and Palace Food Shop, plus sample the delicious home-bakes in the Palace Restaurant.

Perthshire offers mile upon mile of beautiful countryside, plus boasts great towns and villages to visit including Aberfeldy, Dunkeld, Gleneagles, Pitlochry. There are historic attractions, whisky distilleries, forests, gardens, a falconry centre and a wildlife centre.

Perthshire is also known for it outdoors pursuits, where you can choose from golfing, fishing, hiking, sailing or for the more adventurous you can go 4x4 / off road driving, white water rafting, gorge walking, abseiling, mountain biking and pony trekking.

The county of Kinross-shire borders Perthshire, and it is also known for its beautiful Scottish countryside, there are quaint towns and villages to visit. The town of Kinross itself is situated next to Loch Leven, the largest loch in the Scottish lowlands. Loch Leven is also ideal for bird watchers, as it is an important wildfowl reserve. Located on Castle Island is Loch Leven Castle, which was Mary Queen of Scots prison back in 1567. To visit the castle you will need to catch the ferry. You will also find a number of other outdoor activities in Kinross-shire which include fishing, golfing and hill walking.

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