Conference venues in Perth

Perth had been designated a city since time immemorial but in the 1990’s her majesty’s government examined the definition and omitted some cities, including Perth.  Having lost its city status Perth decided to try and gain it back on its 800^th anniversary in 2009 but was unsuccessful. For the queens diamond Jubilee in 2012 Perth decided to make another attempt for city status along with 26 other bidders. Perth’s request was granted and in March 2012 it became Scotland’s 7^th city.

Dating back to the 12^th century the grade A listed building St Johns Kirk is architecturally and historically the most significant building in Perth. Another category A building in Perth is Fair maids house on north port.

Perth is a key transport hub for journeys on road and rail within Scotland. The M90 connects the city to Edinburgh and the A9 connects t to Glasgow. Perth railway station has regular services to Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen and Glasgow. Whilst the city does have an airport it is private the nearest commercial airports are Dundee, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.

The hunting tower hotel considers itself a conference hotel and believes that the quality of a conference is based on the content of the facility so they provide the best facilities they can. They provide home cooked catering and well-trained staff to keep your meeting in top shape. Murrayshall house hotel provides a golf course and corporate dining in order to please your delegates of which it can accommodate 200.

Non-hotel venues in Perth include Perth concert hall, Perth city hall, Scone palace and the townhouse.

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