Perth Art Gallery
15 minute walk from Perth station · Stirling, Central and Fife · Free entry
Perth Art Gallery is the principal exhibition space in Perth, Scotland. It is partly housed in the Marshall Monument, a structure built in memory of former provost Thomas Hay Marshall. As one of the United Kingdom’s oldest purpose-built museums, the gallery is a Category B listed building with an extension opened in 1935 by the future King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
Visitors can explore a rich history, as the gallery stands on the former site of a 12th-century castle. Today, you can view a significant collection of works by John Duncan Fergusson and Margaret Morris. The gallery also features Natural History collections and an extensive display of works by John Everett Millais.
Visitor information
- Place type
- Gallery
- Good for
- Architecture, Art & galleries, Museums, Science & discovery
- Characteristics
- Listed
- Admission
- Free
- Region
- Stirling, Central and Fife
Stations within walking distance
- Perth station — 15 min walk, 1.2 km
Other places near Perth
- St Leonards in the Fields & Trinity — 5 min walk from the station
- AK Bell Library — 7 min walk from the station
- Kinnoull Hill and Tower, Perth — 9 min walk from the station
- Perth City walk — 9 min walk from the station
- Perth North Church — 11 min walk from the station
- Perth Leisure Pool — 12 min walk from the station