Visitor Attraction Loch Tay Safaris 3997 From ancient and mysterious standing stones to a dramatic ruined castle, mystical and spellbinding stories and breath-taking landscapes, visit Loch Tay Safaris and embark on an inspiring journey.<br />Our live commentary will take you on a journey through the local history, nature and folklore of Loch Tay. Our passionate and knowledgeable crew will be on hand to answer any questions you have. There is no doubt that this experience will leave you enchanted by the Loch's mystical charm!<br /><br />At 17 miles long, 1/2 mile wide and more than 450 feet deep, Loch Tay is Perthshire’s largest Loch. Our unique tour of this beautiful loch is exhilarating and suitable for ages 5 - 85.<br />Our modern cabin RIB `Iolaire` is safe, comfortable, fast, dry and guaranteed to raise a smile. Seating up to 12 people, our boat is also available for private charter. Pitlochry Dam Visitors Centre 3989 <p>SSE's Pitlochry Dam Visitor Centre showcases the rich history of hydro electricity in the north of Scotland and how it transformed lives. On display are a number of fascinating artefacts that show how generations of homes have been transformed by electrical appliances.<br /><br />Visitors will meet the visionaries, such as Tom Johnston, who saw the untapped potential of hydro power in Scotland as well as hear the stories of the Hydro Boys and Tunnel Tigers who lived - and sadly in some cases died - building the schemes.<br /><br />Pitlochry’s ‘fish ladder’ was integral to the design for the hydro electricity scheme in the early 1950’s. Thousands visit the Dam to see the salmon swim to their breeding grounds up river and now everyone can learn the secrets of that incredible journey.</p> <p><strong>Opening Hours:</strong> Open 7 days from 9:30am to 5:30pm (last entry at 5pm)</p> <p><strong>Entry:</strong> FREE ENTRY</p> Friends of Dunkeld Cathedral 3873 The Society of Friends of Dunkeld Cathedral was founded to stimulate interest in the Cathedral as a part of the history of Scotland. The objectives of the Society of Friends include "the preservation of the fittings and furnishing of the Choir and stimulation of interest in the Cathedral".<br /><br />The people who care about the history, the place and the community in the 21st Century. We live in different times from when our great establishments benefited from the protection and support of individuals or families. Now, however, the warmth of support is more likely to come from groups of like-minded people with shared interests, whether these be history (secular or religious), education, architecture or landscape. All these elements are here in Dunkeld and the objectives of the Society of Friends include "the preservation of the fittings and furnishing of the Choir and stimulation of interest in the Cathedral". Birnam Arts Centre 3837 <p>A fantastic multi-purpose venue, there's always something going on! - <strong>Live music, theatre &amp; comedy from world class performers</strong>. The <strong>Foyer Cafe</strong>serves delicious cakes, coffees and ice creams as well as a varied lunch menu made using fresh local produce. Purchase a unique gift for a loved one at <strong>Potter's Junction Gift Shop&nbsp;</strong>and entertain the kids in the <strong>Beatrix Potter Exhibition&nbsp;</strong>whilst learning about the <strong>famous author's links to the area</strong>.</p> <p>The centre is also widely used by Dunkeld &amp; Birnam's many community groups, regularly hosts <strong>conferences&nbsp;</strong>of up to 150 delegates, serves as <strong>an ideal wedding venue&nbsp;</strong>for couples seeking a unique wedding experience.</p> <p>Look out for <strong>arts and crafts workshops&nbsp;</strong>over the holiday period for kids and adults alike.</p> John Muir Trust Wild Space Exhibition 3502 <p>The John Muir Trust Wild Space Exhibition, Gallery &amp; Shop<br /><br />Come and experience our great outdoors – indoors. John Muir Trust's brand new visitor experience in the heart of Pitlochry showcases Scotland's fantastic wild places and the critical role conservation plays in keeping them wild.<br /><br /><strong>Watch..</strong>. a beautiful short film featuring the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Scotland.<br /><strong>Listen...</strong> as local people take you on audio journeys through the culture and ecology of our wildest places.<br /><strong>Connect...</strong> &nbsp;with nature in a self-guided exhibition featuring the work of top landscape and wildlife photographers.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>The John Muir Trust's new wild land visitor centre in the heart of Highland Perthshire,&nbsp;'Wild Space,' as it will be called, has opened in the centre of Pitlochry, it features an innovative audio visual exhibition showcasing Scotland's wildest landscapes, an art gallery, community meeting rooms and a shop selling merchandise related to nature and wild land.</p>