Theatre Breaks Pitlochry at Rosemount Hotel
Where may I book Theatre Breaks Pitlochry?
“The mission of Theatre, after all, is to change, to raise the conciousness of people to their human possibilities” . . . Arthur Miller
Many folk are searching for a hotel near to the theatre’s fabulous riverside location for their Theatre Breaks Pitlochry. Rosemount Hotel squarely fits the bill as a hotel near Pitlochry Theatre, being less than 1 mile drive from this highly popular venue and an even shorter walk. Our rates are highly competitive. Additionally, pre-theatre dinner and post-theatre bar are on offer. Allow us to assist with ordering tickets and recommending other things to do in this extraordinary area whilst taking your Theatre Break. Tickets may also be booked from this page. Pet owners will be delighted to know that we offer dog friendly accommodation near Pitlochry Theatre, too.
Buy Theatre Tickets and Book Accommodation Here
Take a look at the seasons’ programme, book tickets and theatre accommodation at Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry, below. Additionally, see some great savings on accommodation that could go a long way towards the cost of tickets:-
FREE NIGHT OFFERS, LATE AVAILABILITY AND EARLY BOOKER DISCOUNTS. PRE -THEATRE DINNER. LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THEATRE
ROSEMOUNT PITLOCHRY THEATRE BREAKS
Rosemount Hotel is less than one mile from Pitlochry Festival Theatre by car and an even shorter walk. Pre-Theatre Dinner and a welcoming bar for after-theatre drinks are available.
Hotel near Pitlochry Festival Theatre
See an impressive repertoire of 6 plays in any week throughout the Summer Season, including:-
Summer Holiday . . . Michael Glyngell and Mark Haddigan
Blithe Spirit . . . Noel Coward
The Crucible . . . Arthur Millar
Blonde Bombshells of 1943 . . . Alan Parker
Heritage . . . Nicola McCartney
North and South . . . Elizabeth Gaskell
SUMMER SEASON. See 6 plays in 6 days
AN ABSOLUTE TREAT FOR LOVERS OF MUSIC, MUSICALS AND DRAMA -
AUTUMN/WINTER PROGRAMME 2018/19
Take a Tour of our Pitlochry Hotel Rooms
Great Choice of Room Styles with High-Value Pitlochry Hotel Deals
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Theatre Breaks Pitlochry: An Active Weekend Away
As our time off becomes increasingly precious, it’s great to know that a resort like Pitlochry has plenty to offer in the rather short space of time available in a single weekend. Rosemount’s Theatre Breaks Pitlochry lend themselves perfectly the idea of a short change of scene in an area with a huge variety of things to do. This ranges across an entire spectrum of possibilities from the quiet and totally relaxed, to an adrenalin-pumping thrill.
Here are just some of the additional activities available to those energetic souls in search of further activities whilst enjoying Theatre Breaks Pitlochry.
Quiet Weekend Break with Theatre and a little walking
Stroll around town with its charming independent shops and cafes, visiting the new Pitlochry Visitor Centre and Fish Ladder. Walking thereon, along the river, you’ll pass Pitlochry Festival Theatre, and can return to town, or extend onwards to Blair Athol Distillery and, maybe, a stroll through the Black Spout Woods. You might catch the theatre matinee before returning to Rosemount for a quick freshen and pre Theatre dinner. All in time for the evening’s performance. A welcome drink awaits at our bar upon your return.
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Because of our ideal, central location in the very heart of Scotland, we are easily accessed for weekend breaks in Pitlochry. The A9 runs along the spine of Scotland and, because we are pinned to it, you can reach us in no time at all.
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Dog Friendly Accommodation near Pitlochry Theatre
A conflict sometimes occurs when folk bring their dog to stay and would like to visit Pitlochry Theatre. There really is no problem so long as your dog is happy to remain in a dog crate in your room while you are at the Theatre. We ask that dogs don’t roam free in the room whilst owners are not there, but we are happy to listen in to rooms where dogs are resting in their crate, to make sure the animal is content. Alternatively, the crate could be brought to Reception if the dog would prefer a little company.
The huge bonus in being able to bring this important family member with you on a Theatre Break, apart from not having to find a dog-sitter, is the great opportunity to take a healthy walk through the stunning scenery around Pitlochry during the day. Combined with the terrific experience of a visit to Pitlochry’s splendid Theatre, these are the perfect ingredients for a thoroughly fulfilling and memorable break in Pitlochry
Morning mists, plenty of fresh air and stunning scenery . . . All for FREE on a dog friendly holiday at Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry
Ben Vrackie is a fabulous 3 hr walk from Rosemount with small Lochan for safe swimming for the dog. Views are stunning
THE BRAES O' KILLIECRANKIE WALK
A fabulous, multi-staged walk through stunning scenery with safe swimming and running areas for the dog.
There are many fabulous walks and safe swimming within just 5 minutes from
Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry
The Linn of Tummel, along from the Coronation Bridge on the Killiecrankie/ Beallach Walk
Theatre Breaks Pitlochry with some local touring
Many of our guests enjoy taking Theatre Breaks Pitlochry and combining them with a little local touring. Here are just one or two ideas
Whilst Staying in Pitlochry
Apart from its own stunning location , Pitlochry offers a perfect base for trips to the greater part of central Scotland, including, Inverness, the Cairngorm National Park, the Highland Wildlife Park, Balmoral, Grantown on Spey, Crieff and the Sma’ Glen, Edinburgh. There are the three Lochs – Tummel, Tay and Rannoch, even a train trip from Rannoch Station to Mallaig and back, via the Harry Potter viaduct. Nominated as one of the top ten rail trips in the world, this might be a novel highlight to your group’s visit to the area.
A little further afield, but ideal for one large day trip out are places such as Glencoe, Loch Ness, Fort Augustus and Fort William.
Must-See Places In and Around Pitlochry
House of Bruar and the Falls of Bruar
A pleasing combination of top-end visitor facility with a delightful walk:-
Through pine forestry
Along a stunning gorge
Passing two waterfalls.
Loch Tummel, South Side
A truly stunning walk or drive, with scenery that is both dramatic and beautiful, changing with each turn of the road. We cannot recommend this route highly enough for those who will treat its fragile ecology with the greatest of respect.
The Best of Perthshire for Tour Groups visiting Scotland
Glen Lyon
Glen Lyon is often described as the most beautiful Glen in Scotland. Please take a trip along this beautiful landscape during you Pitlochry holiday. We recommend you drive onwards to Loch Tay and Kenmore, then on to Aberfeldy, the Spirit of Wood, Dewars Distillery and the Highland Chocolatier. This makes for a truly fabulous day out.
Kenmore and Loch Tay
A pleasant afternoon beckons at Kenmore. The lochside walk is beautiful and takes you past Kenmore Marina, Mains of Taymouth Visitor Centre and Restaurant and the fascinating Crannog Centre. For the energetic, the Falls of Acharn walk offers fabulous views over Loch Tay
- Aberfeldy and Strathtay A quaint Highland town with independent shops, arty cafes and an art-house style cinema
- The Highland Chocolatier Exquisite chocolate made in situ. Pop over the road to see the rapids at Grandtully.
Dunkeld and the Hermitage Forest walk
The romance of a semi-ruined Cathedral right on the banks of the Tay and a picture-perfect wee Highland town. You’ll find great walks around and about.
Dunkeld Walks and Paths Leaflet
Click the link for a great leaflet covering the fabulous walks in the Dunkeld area
Newtonmore and Kingussie
It’s best to set aside a day for visiting Newtonmore and Kingussie in order to have enough time to experince their delights. Don’t miss the Highland Wildlife Park in Kingussie and Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore. We recommend visitng these morning and afternoon to be free by 4pm for Working Sheepdogs at Kncraig, followed by tea at Loch Insch Watersports Centre, hopefully catching a spectacular sunset over the head of Loch Insch. Both Working Sheepdogs and Loch Insch Sports Centre are located in Kincraig.
. . . And more things to do on your Pitlochry Holiday Scotland
For thrill-seekers and lovers of the great outdoors, we can summarise some of the adrenalin-boosting highlights as :-
Bungee Jump
Located at the Garry Bridge over the Pass of Killiecrankie, this ultimate laugh in the face of adversity is operated by Highland Fling and is probably the ultimate in Pitlochry Holidays adrenalin rush!
White Water rafting
Two facilities operate at the Linn of Tummel and Grandtully. Several operators include Nae Limits and Splash. These are highly professional operators and a fabulous time is guaranteed.
Canyoning
A new venture by the canyoning Company. Take an opportunity to see some fabulous, slightly more remote places, then jump off a cliff!?!
Microlite Flying
Again, a relatively new craze in the area, but a fabulous experience. Flights and lessons from Scone Airport.
Kyaking
One of the many Pitlochry holiday activities bookable at Activity Scotland
Horse Riding
Available for all ages and abilities, though weight restrictions apply, at Blair Castle.
Mountaineering
Mountaineering instructor, Stewart Johnson, is based at Aberfeldy.
Hillwalking
A rich assortment of walks of every grade, and type of terrain, is available in the area.
Fishing
In Loch or River – quiet or torrent
Golf
Choose from over 50 courses within a reasonable drive
Ski-ing and Snowboarding
We are ideally located mid way between Aviemore and Glenshee, Just under an hour from either.
4×4 Offroad and Quad bikes
There are several operators providing these experiences in the area. We are only too delighted to provide information.
Cycling
Along quiet, scenic roads, or taking off into the hills and mountains
Scotland Holidays in an area steeped in History
The historical richness of the area, from Roman times to the present, offers an enormous range of opportunities to experience life in bygone days. Then there are the quaint, wee towns, each with its own character.Temptingly, they entice passers by with the aroma of freshly ground coffee and the sight of sumptuous cakes in the windows of a variety of independent cafes. Art galleries give insight into the talent that abounds in an area that attracts creative people to live. Small, unique shops add further interest with ideas for gifts and mementos.
Take a Walk or Two to truly appreciate the beauty of the area
Pitlochry, itself, is surrounded by a network of paths and waymarked trails. These allow the visitor to experience the stunning settings of riverside, loch, woodland, hill and mountain-side. Below is a link to an extremely useful publication which highlights just some of the available walks in the Pitlochry area
Scotland holidays based in Pitlochry
Take some day-long Car Tours
Some visitors like to take off in the car for a day or two during their Scotland holidays in Pitlochry. We have a series of car tours to recommend. These radiate from Pitlochry in a series of circular routes. The collection of tours sweep the compass from the town to some wonderful places and back again, often by a different route.
We could write so much more! Please come and see us and let us open your eyes to this amazing holiday destination
