Highlands Christmas Party Night

The Highlander Hotel , Newtonmore

Set in the stunning location of the Cairngorm National Park, the Highlander Hotel is the ideal location to enjoy the spectacular scenery in the area, only 6 miles from the geographical centre of Scotland the hotel provides the ideal base to tour the Scottish Highlands.

Based in the village of Newtonmore, the Highlander Hotel offers a warm welcome and true highland hospitality.

Hotel Features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, TV and tea/coffee making facilities * Bar * Lounge 

Pitlochry

Pitlochry, a pretty Victorian town located in the scenic area of Highland Perthshire and set within beautiful surroundings. The region is well known for its stunning countryside, picturesque towns and sleepy villages.

Experience the unique atmosphere within the town and discover all that it has to offer. With its warm hospitality, rich history and beautiful scenery, it’s not surprising that Pitlochry is one of Scotland’s most popular holiday destinations.

Explore Pitlochry’s many attractions including distilleries, pubs and tea rooms. If you’re feeling more active, enjoy an invigorating stroll, appreciating the breathtaking views of the countryside. It’s one of Scotland’s top tourist towns and is a truly beautiful place to visit. It also has a vibrant arts and culture scene. It’s a holiday destination that has it all.

Perth

Enjoy a visit to pretty Perth, the vibrant city centre is a bustling hive of activity, brimming with a wide range of quaint shops, a café culture and exciting arts scene, all combining seamlessly with Perth’s ancient roots and history. Perth proudly embraces a culture of quality and warm, open-hearted service to locals and visitors alike. With a range of attractions for your enjoyment, Perth is sure to please.

Visit Perth Museum and Art Gallery, where you will find an impressive permanent collection, discover local history in the Beginnings Gallery, explore the areas natural history in Wild and Wonderful along with a range of artworks. This is one of the city’s most photographed buildings with its iconic copper domed roof and striking external columns. Why not try the Black Watch Castle and Museum and discover the extraordinary history of The Black Watch from its formation in 1739 to the merging of the Regiment in 2006. Or why not take a stroll along the River Tay and the stunning art trail – themed around the city’s people and most notable achievements – with a variety of sculptures amalgamating culture and natural to form a wonderful experience.