Comrie
Comrie
Comrie a small town situated in the heart of western Stratgearn in the district of Perth and Kinross in Scotland. This scenic town lies in the meeting point of Glen Lednock and Artney, with the confluence of the three rivers. Comrie was the scene of many minor earthquakes in the past as it lies on the highland boundary fault due these quakes it was also known as ‘Shaky Town’. It was the first place to have a seismometers established way back in 1840.
This beautiful town got its name from a Gaelic origin which means ‘the place where rivers meets’, the name was given by the Scots who invaded the place. Comrie was also the centre for weaving which most of the locals were doing. Comrie also hold some historic and famous buildings one of such building is the White Chruch, the former parish kirk, the main attraction is the tower and spire on the roadside of the historic churchyard in the heart of Comrie. Historian says that this was an early Christian site dedicated to Kessog an early saint in the 8th century.
Comrie holds number of natural beauties from hills, mountains to streams all these features makes it a picturesque destination. Also serves some great golf course in beautiful locations. The best way to explore this charming place is to experience a guided walks offered here to the visitors. These walks are arranged by professional guides and get the chance to discover some of Scotland’s hidden natural treasures.
Places to visit in Comrie
- Earthquake House
- Devil’s Cauldron
- Glenartney
- Glenlednock
Places to stay in Comrie
- Bobbin Mill - Enjoy luxury self catering in 200 year old mill
- Earnbank House Hotel - A hotel with eight ensuite bedrooms
- The Old Bakery - Cottage in the heart of Comrie
- Comrie Caravan Park - Caravans are for sale here
- The Royal Hotel - Located in the centre of this highland village
- Mossgiel House - Ideal place for Bed and Breakfast