Perth Map

Perth map, view the Perth and Kinross city of Perth, located in the county of Perth and Kinross, Scotland.

Detailed Street Map of Perth Perth and Kinross & Guide to the Area

Perth Map Perth and Kinross: Interactive map of Perth, displaying the city situated in the county of Perth and Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Perth area and a Perth city centre map, showing Perth Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Perth map are: Perth Concert Hall, Perth Museum, The Black Watch Castle and Museum, Scone Palace, Perth Train Station, St John's Kirk, Perth Playhouse Cinema, River Tay Public Art Trail, Perth Art Gallery, Greyfriars Bar, Brechin's Bakery, Halls of Perth, The Venue, The Bothy, Broth3rs Restaurant, Gringos, 63 Tay Street, The Sandeman, Perth Theatre, The Twa Tams, King Edward Street Post Office, Waterstones, WHSmith, Tesco Metro, Marks & Spencer, Next, Boots, Greggs, Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Oxfam Bookshop, Rohan, The Bean Shop, Frames Gallery, JRS Photo Hardware, Health Food & More, Perth Royal Infirmary, Taymount Surgery, Perth College UHI, North Inch Golf Course, St Ninian's Episcopal Cathedral, St Leonard's-in-the-Fields Church, St John's RC Academy, Balhousie Care Home, Stagecoach HQ, Lovat Hotel, Salutation Hotel, Mercure Perth Hotel, Premier Inn Perth City Centre, The Radisson Blu Perth, McEwan's of Perth, The Foundry, The Capital Asset, Funky Scottish, Highland Health Store.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Scone, Bridge of Earn, Almondbank, Luncarty, Methven, Stanley, Balbeggie, Wolfhill, Abernethy, Glenfarg, Dunning, Forteviot, Forgandenny, Rhynd, St Madoes, Errol, Inchture, Kinfauns, Guildtown, Newburgh, Auchterarder, Crieff, Pitcairngreen, Bankfoot, Murthly, Logiealmond, Spittalfield, Dunkeld, Birnam, Caputh, Coupar Angus, Blairgowrie, Meigle, Alyth, Burrelton, Ardler, Kinrossie, Glenalmond, Aberfeldy, Killin, Comrie, Kenmore, Loch Tay, Lochearnhead.

Perth is a compact and charming city nestled along the banks of the River Tay, right in the heart of Scotland. Known as the “Fair City,” it blends historical character with a touch of modern energy, surrounded by beautiful countryside and a proper sense of Scottish identity. With green parks, Georgian buildings and plenty of cafes, shops and galleries, Perth has that lovely walkable feel—you can stroll through town and find everything from indie boutiques to riverside pubs without going far.

Historically, Perth played a massive role in Scotland's story. It was once the de facto capital, home to royal courts and the site of many coronations at nearby Scone. Its medieval influence can still be felt in the layout of the town centre. The city developed through trade, textiles and whisky, and in 2012, it officially regained its city status during the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. These days, the population sits at just over 47,000, and while it's smaller than Scotland's big hitters, it packs a surprising punch in terms of culture, economy and community spirit.

There's loads to see and do in and around Perth. The Black Watch Castle and Museum is a great shout for military history and is housed in Balhousie Castle. Perth Art Gallery is currently being transformed into a major new cultural venue, set to open soon. The riverside walk past Rodney Gardens is peaceful and scenic, while South Inch and North Inch parks are perfect for a picnic or a kickabout. Just outside the city lies Scone Palace, a National Trust for Scotland site that's rich in royal history, with peacocks wandering the gardens and a cracking café to boot. Head east and you'll find Elcho Castle, a 16th-century gem managed by Historic Environment Scotland, tucked away in quiet countryside with stunning river views.

The wider Perth and Kinross area is an outdoorsy dream. There's Loch Tay and the town of Kenmore, ideal for water sports or a spot of wild swimming if you're brave. Pitlochry, with its theatre and salmon ladder, is a picturesque spot, and Blair Castle up near Blair Atholl is another showstopper, packed with highland heritage. Dunkeld and Birnam are two lovely villages with riverside walks, and if you're a fan of hillwalking, you'll find no shortage of Munros and lochside trails nearby. The region's a real mix of highland drama and lowland charm.

Getting to Perth is easy, whether you're coming from Edinburgh, Glasgow, or up from England. It sits just off the A9 and A90, which makes road access from all directions pretty straightforward. Perth railway station connects to major cities like Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh, and there are plenty of buses serving towns across the county. The nearest airport is Dundee, just over half an hour away, but most folk use Edinburgh Airport, which is about an hour's drive and has the broader range of flights. For local travel, there are decent bus links and enough pedestrian-friendly routes that you can leave the car behind once you're in town.

Perth and Kinross is a county that covers a big chunk of central Scotland and acts as a bit of a gateway to the Highlands. You've got bustling towns, sleepy glens, dramatic hills and mirror-still lochs, all stitched together with back roads, villages and farmland. It's the kind of place where you can be wandering round a market town one minute and standing at the foot of a mountain the next. There's a strong agricultural tradition, a deep love of sport and the outdoors, and a growing cultural scene that ties everything together nicely. It's understated, scenic and full of stories if you're willing to dig a little.

We hope you found this Perth tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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