Seventh-day Adventist Church in Scotland.

You'll find this Seventh-day Adventist Church tucked away in Perthshire, a quietly serious place of worship that draws a devoted congregation but rarely features on the casual tourist trail. The building itself is modest and functional rather than grand - if you're expecting ornate stonework or stained glass, you'll be disappointed. What you get instead is a genuine working church where the Adventist community gathers on Saturdays for worship, which is the denomination's Sabbath.

It's worth stopping by if you're staying at Braidhaugh Holiday Lodge just down the road - Crieff itself is a pleasant enough market town with decent shops and pubs, so you can easily combine a visit here with exploring the wider area. The Comrie parks nearby are also handy bases if you want to venture out. Don't expect it to eat up much of your day though. Most visitors spend perhaps twenty minutes here, longer if you want to chat with someone from the congregation or attend a service.

Families with older children interested in different faiths might find it instructive. History buffs will appreciate the denominational architecture. But if you're after atmospheric churches with centuries of stories, Perthshire has plenty of more dramatic options. This one's honest and unpretentious - which is rather the point. Check opening times and access before heading out, as it's primarily a functioning place of worship rather than a tourist attraction.