Send flowers to Drum, Perth And Kinross

Flower Delivery to Drum with Clare Florist

Drum is a small rural hamlet located in Perth and Kinross, one of the 32 council areas of Scotland. Perth and Kinross border Aberdeenshire, Angus, Argyll and Bute, Clackmannanshire, Dundee, Fife Highland and Stirling.

That said, there isn't much to see when you come into town, but there are quite a few attractions located nearby that you will find interesting to check out.

COUNTRYSIDE & WILDLIFE

Perth and Kinross comprises of a great deal of signposted paths. A lot of these serve as a connection between communities and the Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust. On your walk, you might be fortunate to spot Drum flowers and other plants, as well as animals.

There are different walking routes to take, and some take as long as 15, 30 or 60 minutes to complete. Here are some of these paths:

Aberfeldy – a steeply wooded gorge featuring lots of wonderful waterfalls and made popular by the Robert Burns song Birks of Aberfeldy.

Blairgowrie – five paths ranging from 2 to 8 miles are available.

Crieff – eight paths that are 1 to 8 miles depending on steep hill routes.

Dunkeld and Birnam – eight paths available from 3 to 12 miles, featuring low level riverside and woodland paths, as well as higher routes around Loch Ordie.

Kinross – features the Loch Leven Heritage Trail that lasts for 21 km. The Loch is a National Nature Reserve with several rare plants, insects and birds.

Perth – offers a great variety of paths within Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park, which are suitable for everyone. Here, you get to see woodland sculptures at the Wildwood Safari. There's also the Soutars Walks which takes you from Fergusson Gallery to Craigie Hill.

PARKS, GARDENS & OPEN SPACES

There is quite the number of public parks and green spaces in Perth and Kinross. The quality of the Perthshire environment is just wonderful, and coming to any open space is a wonderful way to spend time with close friends and family.

Who knows? Maybe some of these open spaces feature wonderful flowers in Drum that you can snap pictures of for a wonderful souvenir photo. Within Perth and Kinross, there are 8 major parks and around 40 neighbourhood parks.

Victoria Park – located in Aberfeldy and serves as its biggest and most popular public park. The access to the park is from Taybridge Terrace, which is just a few minutes away from the Town Centre by foot. The park features an extensive grass area for ball games and different events.

Larghan Park – a large, 8.2 hectare park in Coupar Angus and caters to all visitors of all abilities. Facilities include a skate park, football pitch, cricket oval and a multi-sport court which is privately operated. The multi-sport court is good for 5-aside football and tennis. There are areas in the park that are good for a picnic too.

MacRosty Park – offers great views across the Strathearn and towards Ben Chonzie. It is located in Crieff and is situated in a very picturesque landscape. This park has been an attraction for over 100 years. Its facilities include play areas for children, a Victorian bandstand, picnic areas, walks and impressive conifer trees. You can also turn your picnic into a romantic one when you send flowers to Drum for your partner.

HERITAGE ATTRACTIONS

Tullibole Castle – located about 0.6 miles away from Drum. The property can be used for weddings, intimate and large. It was built in the 17th century and was a family home.