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509 fantastic properties from 27 different partner websites, including Booking.com and TripAdvisor, are available in Perth. HomeToGo instantaneously compares all of these holiday lettings to help you save up to 42%!
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Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Perthshire from just £23 per night
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Accommodation options in Perthshire
In Perth, house rentals are the most common type of accommodation on offer. These types of accommodation have an average size of 95 m² and an average price of £141 a night. Moreover, if you're travelling in a group of 5, house rentals are most likely an excellent type of accommodation in Perth, as they are usually able to welcome 5 guests. Holidaymakers interested in another type of accommodation can also compare many apartment rentals, which are the other most popular accommodation type in Perth. Our analysis shows that the average price of apartment rentals is £130 a night for an area of 72 m².
Family Activities
Time travel back into Scottish history
Perthshire is home to many historic houses and castles, where children can explore grand rooms, see historic objects and learn about life in times past. Children will particularly enjoy a visit to Scone Palace, the former coronation site of Scottish monarchs. Scone Palace is a red sandstone building with a gothic feel that runs regular children's activities and events during holidays, and has extensive parkland grounds to explore.
Local Events
Blair Atholl Highland Games - One of the largest Gatherings in Scotland
One of the biggest Highland Games in Scotland is the Blair Atholl Highland Gathering which takes place on the last weekend in May every year in the grounds of Atholl Castle. Watch competitors from around the world tossing the caber, highland dancing or running, and take in the spectacle of the parades of massed pipes and drums before visiting Atholl Castle, the ancestral seat of the Clan Murray and home to the Duke of Atholl.
