Theatre
The Festival Theatre at Pitlochry offers popular plays and concerts daily from May to October. The Perth Repertory Theatre is also very good.

Restaurants
Dalmunzie House Hotel, the Spittal Hotel, the Bridge of Cally Hotel, Glen Isla Hotel and the Log Cabin at Kirkmichael are all within fifteen minutes drive. They all welcome non residents and offer a variety of home cooked menus to suit the gourmet and those on a budget. Slightly further afield you will find an excellent variety of restaurants in Blairgowrie, together with the world-renowned restaurant at Kinloch House.

Sightseeing
Finegand is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside. To the north is Royal Deeside, Balmoral and numerous other castles, to the south is Scone Palace and Glamis (the Queen Mother's childhood home) and to the west is Blair Castle, seat of the Duke of Atholl. Pitlochry has a wide range of shops and you can visit the power station and the salmon ladder which allows fish to swim upstream to their spawning grounds. Nearby is the Pass of Killiecrankie, scene of a famous Jacobite victory in 1689, with its excellent visitor centre. Dunkeld is a charming old cathedral town on the River Tay. You can visit some of the famous whisky distilleries nearby, including the Royal Lochnagar distillery near Balmoral and the smallest distillery in Scotland at Edradour near Pitlochry, or simply follow the "Whisky Trail" as it winds through Strathspey.

Highland Games
There are many highland games in the area during August and September, ranging from the famous Royal Braemar Gathering, to the intimate and friendly gathering at Glen Isla. These offer unique and excellent entertainment for all the family.