Angus is steeped in nature, beauty and heritage, to explore at your own pace. Our travel itineraries are packed full of suggestions to help you plan your trip to Angus, whether you’re coming for a day or staying longer.
Take a look at some of the exciting events and festivals taking place in Angus.
🚗 Lombard Rally Festival
📍 Brechin Castle
📅 13–14 June 2026
🏁 Engines on. Nostalgia racing.
The Lombard Rally Festival comes to Angus with iconic historic rally cars demonstrating on up a purpose‑built stage in the grounds of Brechin Castle.
Expect legendary cars, world‑class drivers, classic displays and motorsport vibes 🚗💥
👉 See event details: https://orlo.uk/zvP44
🚗 Lombard Rally Festival
📍 Brechin Castle
📅 13–14 June 2026
🏁 Engines on. Nostalgia racing.
The Lombard Rally Festival comes to Angus with iconic historic rally cars demonstrating on up a purpose‑built stage in the grounds of Brechin Castle.
Expect legendary cars, world‑class drivers, classic displays and motorsport vibes 🚗💥
👉 See event details: https://orlo.uk/zvP44
🌊 Sea views, lighthouse stories, coastal heritage. 🌅🚨
Explore Arbroath Signal Tower Museum.
🌸 Glamis Castle Spring Family Fun Day
📅 Sunday 17 May 2026
📍 Glamis Castle
🎈 A grand day out for all the family! From inflatables and outdoor activities to live music, market stalls and space to explore, Spring Family Fun Day at Glamis Castle is packed with smiles from start to finish.
Perfect for little adventurers (and grown‑up ones too 😉)
👉 See full details: https://orlo.uk/KQmuY
🌸 Glamis Castle Spring Family Fun Day
📅 Sunday 17 May 2026
📍 Glamis Castle
🎈 A grand day out for all the family! From inflatables and outdoor activities to live music, market stalls and space to explore, Spring Family Fun Day at Glamis Castle is packed with smiles from start to finish.
Perfect for little adventurers (and grown‑up ones too 😉)
👉 See full details: https://orlo.uk/KQmuY
⛪ Restenneth Priory
Believed to be the site of an ancient Pictish church built around 710, and the resting place of King Robert the Bruce`s infant son John.
⛪ Restenneth Priory
Believed to be the site of an ancient Pictish church built around 710, and the resting place of King Robert the Bruce`s infant son John.
