Discover the best top things to do in Perth, United Kingdom including Jardine Gallery and Workshop, Tayberry Gallery, The Black Watch Castle & Museum, The Fergusson Gallery, Frames Gallery, Perth Museum and Art Gallery.
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The Jardine Gallery exhibits work by award winning wildlife artists from the UK and abroad. It is also the workshop of wildlife sculptor Julian Jardine. Exhibits include sculpture, painting, printmaking, jewellery, bronze, glass and wood.
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Tayberry Gallery sells unique gifts, practical items and quality handmade products for yourself and your home. We are based in Perth, Scotland and everything in the gallery is designed and made in Britain. We show various ever-changing collections of British made art and design. Including jewellery, ceramics, wood, textiles, illustrations, paintings, glass, sculpture, prints, cards and more.
Tayberry Gallery is a small independent, owner run business, displaying and selling arts, crafts, jewellery and ceramics. Give yourself plenty of time to have a good look around as there is lots of amazing items. Definitely a must visit when in Perth.
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The Black Watch Castle and Museum is a 5 star multi- award winning visitor attraction located in the Perth. The Black Watch Museum is housed within the historic Balhousie Castle, the origins of which are said to date back to the 12th century. A visit to the ancestral Home of The Black Watch brings this colourful Highland Regiment’s history to life, through artefacts, personal stories and interactive displays. Relax and unwind in the welcome ambience of the Castle Cafe. The seasonal menu offers an appealing selection of meals, snacks, soups, desserts and afternoon tea created with quality ingredients of local provenance. Browse the popular Castle Gift Shop to find a range of quality gifts, regimental memorabilia and branded products with an emphasis on providing an enjoyable shopping experience within a Scottish Castle. The venue is a unique and compelling location which can also host weddings, offer private dining, exclusive use of the Castle, group and bespoke tours.
Good quality food with excellent service - short distance from city centre - situated in a historic building on the North Inch
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J D Fergusson was one of the most important and influential artists in Britain in the first half of the 20th century. Born in Edinburgh, with ancestral links to Perthshire, he spent much of his career in France and is now most associated with Scottish Colourist group. The Fergusson Gallery holds his vast collection of artwork and associated archive, along with the archive of his lifelong companion, the pioneer of modern dance, Margaret Morris.
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Established in 1979 Frames Gallery is one of Scotland's foremost galleries showing some of the best in Scottish Contemporary Art and Craft.With a programme of ever changing exhibitions throughout the year there is always something worth seeing in the gallery.Alongside the gallery we have an award-winning picture framing workshop specialising in hand finished frames.
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From portraits and photographs to meteorites and Miss Ballantyne’s salmon there is always a fascinating array of objects from the collections on display complemented by in-gallery activities for families. Enjoy discovering about local history in our Beginnings Gallery, exploring the natural history of the area in Wild and Wonderful, or view a range of artworks. Come regularly to see our changing programme of temporary exhibitions which offer something for everyone. All of Perth & Kinross Museums & Galleries have free admission. For further information see Exhibitions and Displays.
A wonderful museum and art gallery in the city of Perth. Situated at the top end of George Street and beside the Concert Hall so easy to find on foot or by car with parking available close by. Access for all abilities which is good. A information desk with extremely friendly and helpful staff. The museum shop is well worth a visit too after your time around the museum. Not an overly large museum but you can happily spend time looking at the antiquities and works of art. Good for children too due to interactive activities that helps them explore the museum and learn about the exhibits. A lot of detail has gone into the exhibits, background of the antiquities and art work. Many exhibits with a detailed history which is good. I have been visiting the museum from a child and have visited many times with my own child. A lovely way to spend a few hours alone, with friends or as a family and to immerse yourself in Scottish and world history and culture! Make sure you visit when in Perth.
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