Best Attractions near Falls of Bruar

Discover Scotland’s only handcrafted jewellery made from real Highland heather, blending nature, art, and heritage in every unique piece.

Explore Castle Menzies, a 16th-century Highland stronghold rich with clan history, Jacobite tales, and stunning Perthshire vistas.

Experience thrilling Land Rover safaris, scenic Loch Tay cruises, and intimate wildlife encounters at Highland Safaris in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

Historic Scottish Baronial estate with exquisite gardens and panoramic Tay valley views, perfect for luxury holidays and special occasions.

Your friendly Highland gateway in Pitlochry – maps, advice, and local insights for exploring Perthshire’s mountains, lochs, and glens.

Explore Croft Moraig, a rare Neolithic double stone circle with mystical quartz pebbles, nestled in tranquil Scottish farmland near Aberfeldy.

Step back 2,500 years at The Scottish Crannog Centre, an immersive Iron Age village on Loch Tay’s shores with live history and ancient crafts.

Discover the enchanting Falls of Acharn, where dramatic waterfalls, a Victorian Hermit's Cave, and panoramic Highland views create a captivating Scottish escape.

A whimsical pine cone shelter crowning a forested hillside with sweeping views across the River Tay valley and Perthshire mountains.

Explore towering Douglas firs, dramatic waterfalls, and historic Ossian’s Hall in Scotland’s enchanting Hermitage woodland near Dunkeld.

Historic Scottish mine and cult film landmark offering rugged landscapes, panoramic views, and a whimsical Monty Python connection.

A majestic blend of medieval architecture and sacred history set beside the River Tay, embodying centuries of Scottish faith and resilience.

Discover the vibrant wildlife and iconic ospreys at Loch of the Lowes, a serene nature reserve with immersive viewing and family-friendly facilities.

A scenic Munro in the Scottish Highlands offering spectacular views, rich biodiversity, and a rewarding hillwalking experience.

Experience the iconic double hairpin bends and sweeping Highland panoramas at Devil’s Elbow Viewpoint in Glenshee.

Explore the evocative ruins of Ruthven Barracks, a commanding 18th-century Highland fortress steeped in Jacobite history and scenic beauty.

Step back in time at Britain’s first open-air museum, where Highland history and heritage come alive across an 80-acre living landscape.

Explore Scotland’s wild heart at Highland Wildlife Park, where rare animals roam free in breathtaking Highland landscapes.

Experience the timeless beauty and cinematic charm of Ardverikie Estate, a vast Highland sanctuary blending heritage, wildlife, and adventure.

Explore the UK’s largest national park, where rugged mountains, ancient forests, and rich Highland heritage create an unforgettable wilderness adventure.

Experience the wild heart of the Highlands at Creag Meagaidh, where rugged mountains meet rare wildlife and ancient woodlands.

Explore the haunting ruins of Finlarig Castle, a 17th-century Campbell stronghold steeped in dark legends and scenic Highland beauty.

Explore Scotland’s Highland Games heritage and royal connections at the stunning Braemar Highland Games Centre in the Duke of Rothesay Pavilion.

Explore the Bronze Age Kinnell Stone Circle by Loch Tay, a serene and well-preserved prehistoric monument near Killin, Scotland.

Discover authentic Scottish gifts and local crafts in the heart of Braemar’s scenic Royal Deeside at McLean Of Braemar.

Gateway to Scotland’s rugged Ben Lawers Reserve, rich in rare plants, wildlife, and breathtaking mountain trails.

Discover handmade Scottish chocolates crafted with passion in the heart of Braemar village, Cairngorms National Park.

Experience the dramatic cascades of the Falls of Dochart, a stunning natural spectacle flowing through the heart of Killin village in scenic Perthshire.

Experience thrilling zip lines across a stunning Scottish gorge in the heart of Aviemore’s ancient pine forests.

A free woodland sanctuary carpeted in violet-blue bluebells each spring, home to rare wildlife and Outlander's iconic Witness Trees.

Discover Braemar Castle, a historic 17th-century Highland fortress lovingly preserved by its community amidst the stunning Cairngorms landscape.

Scotland’s oldest working distillery, blending centuries-old craft with world-class whisky and Michelin-starred dining in scenic Perthshire.

Scotland's premier mountain resort where winter skiing meets year-round Highland adventure in the heart of the Cairngorms.

A vibrant indoor and outdoor adventure park in Perthshire offering year-round family fun with play zones, farm animals, and scenic countryside charm.

Tranquil self-catering accommodation in scenic Crieff, offering a peaceful gateway to Perthshire’s natural beauty and cultural treasures.

Discover the awe-inspiring Meikleour Beech Hedge, the world's tallest and longest living hedge, a majestic natural monument steeped in Scottish history.

A breathtaking glacial amphitheatre in Scotland’s Cairngorms, rich in rare alpine flora and dramatic natural beauty.

A tranquil Victorian-era park in Crieff featuring mature conifers, a historic bandstand, scenic walks, and panoramic views across Strathearn.

Explore Stanley Mills, a captivating 18th-century cotton mill complex on the River Tay, blending industrial heritage with interactive exhibits and scenic riverside charm.

Discover the breathtaking twin cascades of Reekie Linn, a dramatic waterfall framed by ancient woodland and a deep gorge in scenic Angus, Scotland.

Explore ancient forests, thrilling outdoor adventures, and Highland heritage at Rothiemurchus Estate near Aviemore.

Thrilling off-road driving for kids aged 6-11 on a safe, purpose-built 4x4 track in the heart of Rothiemurchus, Aviemore.

A stunning freshwater loch with a sandy beach, nestled beneath the Cairngorm Mountains, offering watersports, walking trails, and breathtaking Highland scenery.

Experience the artistry of Scottish glassmaking and explore unique gifts at Caithness Glass within Crieff Visitor Centre.

Silver birch sanctuary with summit views, where woodland solitude meets Cairngorms panoramas.

Discover the heritage and stories of Perthshire and Angus at Alyth Museum, the vibrant hub of the Cateran Ecomuseum.

Luxury shopping in the heart of Aviemore’s Cairngorms National Park, featuring premium brands, gifts, and a delightful food hall.

Your welcoming gateway to exploring Aviemore and the Cairngorms with expert advice, bookings, and local insights.

Explore Scotland’s last WWII prisoner of war camp, a site of intense history, community revival, and preserved heritage near Comrie.

Explore Glen Ogle’s rugged beauty, historic military roads, and iconic Victorian viaducts on scenic hiking and cycling trails near Crianlarich.

Discover wildlife wonders and family adventures in the scenic Perthshire hills at Auchingarrich Wildlife and Adventure Park.

Victorian Scottish Baronial castle near Kirriemuir, blending historic grandeur with ongoing restoration in scenic Angus moorland.

Aviemore, nestled in the Cairngorms, combines rich history, stunning landscapes, and year-round outdoor adventures for every traveler.

Experience authentic Scottish farm life with fresh homemade food, local produce, and family-friendly fun in the heart of Perthshire.

Explore Scotland’s finest Renaissance gardens with stunning terraces, historic trees, and cinematic charm near Crieff.

Discover Huntingtower Castle’s twin towers, royal intrigues, and one of Scotland’s oldest painted ceilings near Perth.

Explore Scone Palace, the iconic Gothic Revival home where 42 Scottish kings were crowned amid stunning gardens and rich heritage.