Castle Menzies - One of Scotland’s best-preserved Z-plan castles, dating mainly from the 16th century. Restored interiors show Highland life of the period.

Wade's Bridge - Built in 1733 by George Wade, who constructed military roads across the Highlands after the Jacobite Rising of 1715. A striking five-arch stone bridge across the River Tay and a symbol of the town.

Fortingall Yew - One of Europe’s oldest trees, estimated at 2,000–5,000 years old. The tree was already ancient when the Romans arrived in Britain.

Scottish Crannog Centre - A reconstruction of an Iron Age stilt house built over Loch Tay. Demonstrates ancient crafts, food, and daily life from 2,500 years ago.