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If you are thinking of relocating to Perthshire it is important to consider carefully all the facts before making such an important decision that will affect both you and your family. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , The Scottish winters are dark, cold and wet but the scenery is breathtaking and for those of you that don't want crowds and themeparks, how about taking in what Scotland has to offer. Related Article Tags: , , , , , Perthshire in Scotland is the perfect place for a short break, holiday or a day out exploring. Lying at the heart of Scotland, this beautiful county is only an hour's drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh. From walking and hiking to ambling round historical sites, from a round of golf to loch and river fishing, Perthshire has something for everybody. It's also the ideal place to sample some traditional highland fayre, such as local venison, fresh wild salmon, haggis, wild boar, and a wee dram of whisky. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , Scotland: the historic home of golf! Anyone who knows golf will know the most famous courses: the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie, Turnberry, Troon, Muirfield and Gleneagles. Sadly, these courses are outwith the budget of most golfers. In Gleneagles, Perthshire has one of the best courses in the world. But it also has its hidden gems, and many Scottish golfers "in the know" regard it as the place to go if you want to play true Scottish golf with stunning scenery and demanding holes. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , The River Tay in Perthshire is world famous for its high quality salmon fishing. However, Perthshire trout fishing is of an equally high standard with plenty of well-stocked fisheries and hill lochs to choose from. With reasonable prices, stunning scenery and centrally located, Perthshire offers the trout angler everything and is perfect for a short or long fishing break. The following short list describes just a few popular high quality fisheries that are easy to get to and all close to each other. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , Golf in Scotland is a historical phenomenon. According to records the game was first played in 1457 after which it was banned by King James II.
Golf is a national pastime for Scots since 1502. The Stewart monarchs were themselves keen to develop golf in Scotland. The reputed Scottish golf courses lie in parkland, moorland, pasture or heathland. Related Article Tags: , , , , Taking a luxury hotel break in the UK is becoming more popular but with such a vast array of fine individual hotels, guests are spoilt for choice. Scotland with the Lochs, the South West with the beautiful country side, Wales with its fabulous castles and mountains and the Lake District for its lakes, tarns and walking. Fine Individual Hotels have cracked the 50 mark in their continued expansion of their independent luxury hotels marketing collection. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , Locked in the vaults of Scottish legend lies an enigmatic stretch of water famous the world over. Within the wells of Celtic folklore, the mystery of Loch Ness has baffled scientists for decades. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , With its serene and breathtaking scenery, the River Tay is 120 miles long, making it the longest Scottish river and a popular choice for white water rafting and kayaking. It is also famous for salmon fishing and wildlife spotting, particularly in the estuary where bottle nosed dolphins and seals can be seen. Related Article Tags: , , ,
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