Welcome to Tomintoul
The highest village in the Highlands. Situated at the centre of the Glenlivet estate the pretty village of Tomintoul was laid out in 1776. A small museum in the square has fascinating information
about the local area and life in Glenlivet during the past.
Despite a rich cultural and historical heritage time has not passed us by. Here you will
find all the modern necessities of life including well
stocked friendly shops and a full range of local services. Good accommodation is available in the village including
hotels, bed & breakfasts and self catering holiday cottages.
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| Pipe Band in Tomintoul |
The community welcomes visitors and traditional
courtesies remain, in an area where there is still a sense
of peace and quiet that is fast disappearing elsewhere.
Read more about Tomintoul (pdf) ...
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 A'anside Studios
Specialists in Scottish made gifts. Stained glass and cabinet maker's workshop. Courses in leaded glass. Demonstrations available by appointment.
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 Tomintoul Gallery
Art Gallery specialising in batik and local works of art. Workshop and picture framing with kilnfired bespoke tile making and decorating. Courses in tile and batik art
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 The Whisky Castle
A staggering array of malt whiskies and whisky blends plus wines, spirits and real ales. Gifts, souvenirs, provisions.
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 The Old Fire Station Tea Room
The perfect place to take a break in Tomintoul, conveniently located next to the main coach and car park.
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Cairngorm Corner Stone
Cairngorm Corner Stone is located opposite the junction of the A939 to Braemar and the B9008 to Dufftown, in the centre of Tomintoul.
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 The Glenavon Hotel
A family owned hotel situated in the heart of the village with a welcoming bar, open fire, dining and games areas.
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