Things to Do in Perth
10 attractions and days out
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⭐ 4.6
Museums & Galleries
Fair Maids House Visitor and Information
Step into North Port's heritage at this museum and information centre where you can explore local history, grab refreshments at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy your own picnic in the surroundings.
⭐ 4.5
Museums & Galleries
Perth Museum and Art Gallery
Explore fascinating collections and exhibits at this welcoming George Street venue, complete with full accessibility features, family facilities including baby changing areas, and convenient nearby parking.
⭐ 4.0
Swimming & Leisure Centres
Perth Leisure Pool
Splash into family fun at this aquatic centre featuring thrilling water slides, bubbling spas, an alfresco lagoon and themed Monkey Jungle play zone, with full accessibility throughout.
⭐ 4.3
Ice & Roller Skating
Dewars Centre
Enjoy ice skating and rollerskating fun at this fully accessible venue with onsite parking, dining options and family facilities including baby changing rooms.
⭐ 4.7
Castles & Palaces
The Black Watch Castle and Museum
Discover Scotland's military heritage at this fascinating museum housed in historic Balhousie Castle, featuring regimental treasures and tales of the famous Highland regiment.
Trails & Treasure Hunts
The Perth Treasure Hunt Treasure Trail
Discover Perth's secrets on this family-friendly adventure trail starting from Kinnoull Street, where you'll solve clues while exploring the city. Wheelchair accessible with toilets available and picnics welcome.
⭐ 4.1
Indoor Soft Play
Wonder World Soft Play (Previously Noahs Ark Perth)
This action-packed indoor play centre goes beyond climbing frames with tenpin bowling, go-karting tracks and pottery painting to keep energetic kids entertained all day long.
⭐ 4.6
Adventure Golf
Noahs Ark Golf Centre
Enjoy a fun round of crazy golf at this Newhouse Farm venue, where you'll find an onsite restaurant and snacks to keep the family energised throughout your visit.
⭐ 4.4
Sightseeing & Attractions
Huntingtower Castle
This historic castle near Perth offers families a fascinating glimpse into Scotland's past with wheelchair access, onsite facilities and parking, though picnics aren't permitted.
⭐ 4.6
Castles & Palaces
Elcho Castle
This impressive 16th-century fortified tower house near Rhynd offers wheelchair access and onsite dining, making it an accessible historic venue for families to explore Scotland's past.
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