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Easter Dunfallandy House
East Haugh House
Pitlochry
Restaurant £££The Two Sisters Restaurant is open 7 evenings a week and offers a daily Specials Menu for both Restaurant & Bar, featuring delicious Seafood from the Western Isles, Lobster, Mussel
01796 473121 | Visit Website
Dunmurray Lodge
Old Armoury
Pitlochry
Restaurant £££Inside the Old Armoury Restaurant the Pre Theatre Suppers and Fine A La Carte dining are enhanced with open log fires and candles to create a relaxed romantic ambience
01796 474281 | Visit Website
Woodburn House Bed And Breakfast
Port-na-Craig
Pitlochry
Restaurant £££The menu changes with the seasons and what the market has to offer. Meat is hung for a month, the family garden produces a wonderful collection of herbs. Locally bred pork fillet w
01796 472777 | Visit Website
Southwood
East Perthshire
B&B £££Southwood Bed & Breakfast is an individually designed 4-star house located one mile south of Pitlochry in the village of East Haugh. 3 nice rooms, one with jacuzzi
Ellangowan Bed and Breakfast
Poplars of Pitlochry
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Expand Search: All Pitlochry Eating & Drinking (3)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Pitlochry
Pitlochry is surrounded by hills and both the walking and shopping in the town are excellent. The cultural highlight is the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, held in the Festival Theatre across the River Tummel and accessible by an interesting suspension bridge. Another, very unusual, attraction in Pitlochry is its very own dam, which was built across the River Tummel to create Loch Faskally with a "fish ladder" that allows salmon to make their way upstream to spawn. Visitors can actually see the fish making this supreme effort at the right time of the year through glass walls in the ladder.