Fish

Fish gallery sits in Aberfeldy, a proper gem of a Tayside town that punches well above its weight. It's a contemporary art space that focuses on - you've guessed it - fish as subject matter, though it's far more sophisticated than that description suggests. The gallery showcases work exploring themes around water, wildlife, and the natural world through painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Think thoughtfully curated exhibitions rather than tourist trap.

The space itself is intimate, the kind of place where you'll spend 45 minutes to an hour if you're genuinely interested in the work, less if you're just popping in between other activities. Art enthusiasts and anyone keen on Scottish contemporary practice will find it worth the stop. Families with older kids who aren't gallery-phobic won't feel out of place, though younger children will likely get restless quickly - it's not interactive or playful.

Aberfeldy makes a decent base for exploring Perthshire's holiday parks. Glengoulandie Camping and Caravanning sits just 3.6 miles out and has a cracking five-star rating, making it ideal if you're after somewhere to pitch up nearby. Pitilie Pods, also highly rated, offers a more contemporary take on the holiday park experience.

The town itself has enough to keep you occupied for a day - the Birks of Aberfeldy waterfall walk is superb if the weather holds. Fish gallery slots neatly into a cultural afternoon between outdoor activities, though I'd confirm opening hours and admission before you plan a specific visit.