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A Stylish, Contemporary, Pitlochry Bed and Breakfast in Perthshire, Scotland UK.
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Etape Caledonia, Highland Perthshire - 18th May 2008 Over 3000 cyclists are expected to descend upon Pitlochry when Britain's only closed-road cycle challenge - the Etape Caledonia - returns for a second year on Sunday 18th May 2008. The Etape Caledonia offers ordinary cyclists the chance to race on closed roads in safety, and provides a stern but achievable challenge through some breathtaking Scottish scenery. This year the 81-mile course will start and finish in Pitlochry, winding around Loch Rannoch and Loch Tummel, with a total ascent of 1,949m. Etape Caledonia is open to anyone between the ages of 18 and 80. |
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre - Summer Season 2008 Its curtains up on the six outstanding plays that make the 2008 Summer Season. The choice is wider than ever, with something to suit every tase and interest, from Georgian comedy and contemporary drama to historical romance and 1970's farce. For that perfect afternoon or evening's entertainment, you need look no further than the Pitlochry Season this summer. Summer season runs from 16th May 2008 to 18th October 2008
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Atholl Gathering and Highland Games The Atholl Gathering and Highland Games will take place at Target Park, Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, on Sunday, 25 May 2008. The games will be opened by John Murray, 11th. Duke of Atholl, in the time honored way by beating his sword four times on his shield. There will then follow an afternoon of traditional heavyweight competitions and races including the Atholl Highlander's Race, run in full regimental regalia.
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Perthshire Amber Festival 2008 After it's wonderful development over the first three years in October 2005, 2006 and 2007, Perthshire Amber has now grown to take it's place as one of Scotland's annual and distinctive international events! It has been described as "a jewel of a festival- where contemporary song meets folk, roots and tradition" and "...an irresistible tapestry of tunes, rhythms...harmonies and textures". (Herald).
Tickets will be on sale after Easter 2008 - Exact date and time to be announced! |
PLACES TO EAT IN PITLOCHRY LINKS |
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Victoria's Offering a cosmopolitan blend of quality cuisine with the emphasis on friendly, attentive high standards of service.
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The Old Armoury The best of Scotlands natural larder bringing you a memorable dining experience, polite, attentive, an unobtrusive service in a relaxed unpretentious atmosphere. Angus and Alison Mc Nab and the Armoury team would like to offer you a warm welcome to The Old Armoury Restaurant in Pitlochry , one of Perthshires favourite restaurants. |
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Fern Cottage
A beautiful traditional stone built cottage, in the centre of Pitlochry's charming main street, Fern Cottage has oodles of charm and character. Our menus combine the finest Scottish ingredients with the best of mediteranean hospitality, offering a unique mix of flavours, tastes and culture. All our food is freshly cooked when make your choice. www.ferncottagepitlochry.co.uk
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Port na Craig Set in the historic and beautiful hamlet of Port-na-Craig. Simply a fantastic location, peaceful yet dramatic, stunning yet tranquil, situated on the banks of the river Tummel a tributary of the Tay . The setting makes you want to sit and watch the day go by,or relax as the salmon fisherman casts his rod. Port-na - Craig Inn and restaurant is only a stone throw away, from the famous Pitlochry Festival theatre and a short walk to the equally famous fish ladder and dam.
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Moulin Inn & Brewery The Moulin Pub has been the most popular choice of locals in Pitlochry and Moulin for over three centuries. The past 15 years have seen many changes at The Moulin, most noteworthy the setting up of the adjacent Moulin Brewery, the provision of Ales from our very own Brewhouse added a unique ingredient that quickly saw a steady stream of new visitors to the Inn. To their pleasant surprise they found a busy but peaceful Inn, with great tasting beers and a variety of locals to tell them stories, give directions and recommend visits to local attractions. They added lots of cosy niches using wood and beams from the old Coach House ( Now the Brewery), and spread cushions with soft fabrics. The immediate area of the Bar, most popular with the locals, has been refloored, memorabilia added along with a large range of malt whiskies, but otherwise remains as comfortable as ever. The No Smoking rule doesn’t apply to the Log Fires, but has certainly made the Inn a cleaner place to enjoy your food. A great place for coffee, lunch or dinner.
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McKays Pitlochry's great value pub entertainment and food venue at McKays bar and restaurant. McKays are becoming well known for steaks and pub classics like fish and chips and steak and ale pie. They serve a variety of dishes to cater for every ones tastes. They have a special promotion each day. Food is served from early to late.
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The Scottish Deli The Scottish Deli is a family shop in the centre of Pitlochry. Their aim is to offer you the best Scottish food, and some of your favourite international treats. Scotland ’s Finest Produce with International delicacies |
TOURS & GUIDES LINKS |
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Secret Scotland Tour Guides The innovative guides for planning Scottish Tours and finding quality B&B's. |
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Serenity Scotland Take your own private, custom and personalised tour with Serenity Scotland. Organised by Iain Stewart, a graduate in history, a post-graduate in Scottish folklore and a fiddle player from Perthshire, these tours are passionate experiences of Scots life, including the fascinating history, folklore and culture of this small, friendly and dramatic country. |
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Atholl Estates Ranger Service The Ranger Service arranges regular guided walks. |
escape2scotland escape2scotland is a specialist destination management company providing tailor-made travel packages for individuals, groups and corporate clients. |
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CLASSIC CAR and CAR HIRE LINKS |
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Scotlandbybike.com Experience a unique touring experiene. Scotland By Bike have many years of experience providing motorcycle tours in Scotland. They also offer the option of motorbike rental and hire for the duration of your trip. Scotland is the ideal place to enjoy motorbike touring, where bikers can enjoy scenic routes and visit areas of historical interest. |
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Caledonian Classics - Classic Car Hire in Scotland Caledonian Classics have some of the most beautiful and desirable vintage cars and classic sports cars that can be yours to hire for a week, weekend break, or just the day. Austin Healey, Triumph TR6, Jaguar MKII, Jaguar E-Type, MGB Roadster, Morgan 4/4 and two Volkswagen cabriolet Beetles, vintage car hire at its best. |
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Gran Turismo - Classic Car Hire in Scotland A range of classic sports and saloon cars such as MG, Triumph and Jaguar are available for hire on a self-drive basis or chauffeur-driven as required. Cars can be delivered to the airport, train station or your hotel. Enjoy touring on quiet roads and experience the magnificent scenery. Tour Scotland in a self drive hired classic car. |
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Open Road Caterham Super 7 Car Hire Drive the legendary Caterham 7 on the road. Based in Perth where the motorways end and the fun begins. The nearby Scottish Highlands have hundreds of miles of quiet, scenic and interesting roads to enjoy in this ultimate car.
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Morgan Car Hire Thomson and Potter is one of the few places in the country where you can hire a traditional Morgan. Add this to the spectacular Scottish countryside and the comparatively empty roads and you have pure driving pleasure. Match this to the myriad of fine local hostelries, golf courses and hotels and you have the recipe for a truly memorable holiday. Based in nearby Blairgowrie, Perthshire.
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Pitlochry Car Hire Open seven days a week - 8am to 9pm. All cars can be collected from and returned to |
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Scotland Car Hire Car Hire throughout Scotland including Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen airports |
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Scotland Framed Callum Mckenzie-Milne, from Perth, is a keen photographer with a great love of nature and wildlife. Callum has sold a great deal of work privately, mostly by word of mouth and has undertaken several commissions for private individuals. He has exhibited locally and also has work for sale through select retail outlets throughout Scotland. |
Glasgow Airport Taxis Easyjet Flights to Inverness, Edinburgh and Glasgow
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