Eagle of Perth III

The Eagle of Perth III is a contemporary gallery space in Perth that punches above its weight for a town of this size. The collection rotates regularly, so there's always something fresh to see - we found a strong focus on Scottish artists and emerging talent alongside more established names.

It's genuinely worth an hour of your time if you're into modern art. The space itself is bright and unpretentious, which helps. You won't find the stuffiness that can bog down bigger galleries. It works particularly well for anyone doing a longer Perthshire break who wants a rainy-day option or an evening visit after walking.

Admission is free, which is brilliant. There's no dress code nonsense and you can dip in and out without feeling pressured to make a whole event of it. Hang around for 45 minutes to an hour depending on what's on.

If you're based at nearby Newmill Farm - a genuinely good spot for a holiday park break - the gallery is close enough for a quick trip into Perth. Pair it with lunch on the High Street or a walk along the Tay. The town itself is underrated; it's not trying too hard, which makes it rather pleasant. The gallery complements a broader Perthshire visit nicely without demanding a special journey on its own.