The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

You'll find this LDS chapel tucked away in Perth, a solid modern building that serves the local Mormon community. It's not one of those grand Victorian churches you'd expect in Perthshire - instead it's a functional, clean-lined structure that reflects the church's 19th-century founding in these parts. Inside, you get a sense of quiet devotion; the chapel itself is modest but well-maintained, with the kind of peaceful atmosphere you'd hope for in any place of worship.

This isn't really a tourist draw in the traditional sense. You'd visit if you're LDS yourself, or perhaps curious about how the faith has taken root in rural Scotland. The congregation is small but genuine, and they're generally welcoming to respectful visitors outside service times, though it's worth ringing ahead. Most people won't spend more than 20-30 minutes here, unless you're keen on religious architecture or Mormon history in Britain.

It works better as a stopping point than a destination. If you're based at Scone Camping and Caravanning Club Site - which is genuinely excellent, by the way - or Perth Caravan Park, you could easily pop into Perth town centre and visit the chapel while you're there. Pair it with the city's other attractions: the museum, the riverside walks, maybe the local pubs. The chapel sits comfortably within a Perth weekend, but don't expect it to be the highlight.