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Perth and Kinross is a great spot if you have a pet, since many holiday lettings in Perth and Kinross allow you to bring your four-legged friend. Pet-friendly lettings in Perth and Kinross have an average price of £172 per night. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly properties are very central (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
Holiday Letting Price Information in Perth
We summarised price information data in the above graph to give you more insights into prices in Perth. Prices rise in June and reach an average of £138 a night (29/06 - 06/07), making it the most expensive time to book a rental in the next 12 months. In January (25/01 - 01/02), prices will hit an average low of £86 per night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Perth
Find out the percentage of available rentals & cottages in Perth with the graph above. It is in December that you will find the week with the fewest available holiday lettings (28/12 - 04/01). The week with the highest percentage of available lettings is in November (02/11 - 09/11).
Accommodation options in Perth
In Perth and Kinross, house rentals are the most prevalent holiday accommodation type. The standard size of house rentals in Perth and Kinross is 92 m², with an average price of £185 per night. Furthermore, these properties are usually perfect if you're going in a group of 5, as that is the average number of guests that house rentals can host in Perth and Kinross. If you would like to rent something else, you can search alternative accommodation types, including hotel rooms, which are the second most popular type of property in Perth and Kinross. The average size of hotel rooms in Perth and Kinross is 20 m², and the average price is £150 per night.
A historic Scottish break with a holiday cottage in Perth
Discover the might and magic of Perth and Kinross from your Scottish holiday home. Famous whiskey, fun-packed festivals, farm to table food, and castles mentioned in Shakespeare's Macbeth are among the treats in store.
Food & Drink
Eating in Perth and Kinross
Dig in to local food from a family-run farm at Loch Leven's Larder. As you look out on Loch Leven Heritage Trail, you can enjoy smoked haddock quiche or soft boiled eggs with sumptuous and simple buttered toast.
Hansen's Kitchen serves top-notch coffees, charcuterie and paninis with gooey mozzarella. This eternally crowded cafe is the ideal place for stocking up on sumptuous picnic foods before heading out into the sunshine. In Crieff, Yann's at Glenearn House serves authentic French comfort food, while the Famous Grouse Experience attracts crowds with its famous distillations.
Art & Culture
Macbeth and more
Perth Museum and Art Gallery was modelled on the Pantheon. It is one of Britain's oldest dedicated museums and tells the story of Perth from Pictish to Britain's heftiest line-caught salmon (caught in the River Tay).
Scone Palace is mentioned in Shakespeare's Macbeth. A major jewel in the crown of Scotland's monarchs, the original palace has been rebuilt. Explore ornate rooms packed with paintings and elegant French furniture. Peacocks squawk on the lawns outside, where you'll also find a maze and butterfly garden.
Local Events
Scotland's biggest festival
Come for T in the Park in July. Scotland's most major music festival is a little more rowdy than an outdoor cuppa though. Thousands come to enjoy concerts at six stages on the grounds of Strathallan Castle. Three days of electric performances are accompanied by premium Scottish brews and catering, plus spin-off events and attractions like poetry and face painting.
The very best time to visit Scotland though is Hogmanay, otherwise known as New Year. The streets of Perth come alive with revellers, and everyone is each other's friend amid the jovial atmosphere.
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