Aberfeldy is situated in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, along the picturesque River Tay. This quaint market town can be found in Highland Perthshire and holds cultural significance, having been referenced by the famous poet Robert Burns in his poem The Birks Of Aberfeldy and in Ed Sheeran's song The Hills of Aberfeldy.
The name Aberfeldy translates to 'mouth of the Peallaidh', derived from the Pictish word 'aber' meaning 'river mouth'. The river's name may be linked to a water-sprite called Peallaidh, which means 'shaggy' in Gaelic.
Historical records show Aberfeldy's name as Abrefrally in 1526 and Abirfeldy in 1552. In addition to its literary connections, the town is renowned for Wade's Bridge, built in 1733, designed by architect William Adam
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