A stunning building with great historical significance, being the location of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.
This monument was built in 1920/1, in memory of the men of Forfar and District who fell in the Great War 1914-18.
This historic railway, which dates back to 1848, runs steam and diesel hauled trains along the 4-mile line between Brechin and Bridge of Dun.
The Davidson family, founders of the world-famous Harley-Davidson Motor Company®, has its roots in this cottage in the village of Aberlemno.
East Haven is a small village between Arbroath and Carnoustie, and is one of the oldest recorded fishing communities in Scotland.
The 4km path around Forfar Loch is suitable for all abilities and is a picturesque spot for a stroll – look out for fishing osprey during the summer.
The majestic Glamis Castle is on the site of over 1000 years of history and is the ancestral seat to the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne.
Designed with Georgian pride and baroque extravagance by renowned architect William Adam, House of Dun is every bit the perfect 18th-century laird’s home.
Invermark Castle is an implausibly tall tower house dating back to the 1300s, built to guard the southern end of the strategic pass leading from Deeside.
Sir JM Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, spent his childhood in this whitewashed cottage and here that you can see traces of the creative spirit he was set to become.
Kinpurney Hill forms part of the Sidlaw Hills and is home to Kinpurney Tower, one of the most prominent landmarks in Angus.
Loch Brandy in Glen Clova is a superb example of a mountain corrie, backed by craggy slopes and cradling a perfect loch.
Monikie Country Park offers an open walk on a grassy path around two reservoirs, along with a range of exciting watersports to try.
Newton Farm Holidays, a real working Angus farm offers an award winning and authentic farm experiences which will inspire both young and old.
Ogilvy’s potatoes grow a short tractor ride from where they’re transformed into vodka – jump on the Tattie Box trailer and enjoy a behind the scenes tour.
Boasting golf courses, a host of indoor and outdoor activities, a restaurant and self catering accommodation, there’s something for everyone at Piperdam.
This unusual crown shaped monument was built over a natural spring in 1861 in honour of Queen Victoria following her visit to the area.
Reekie Linn is a pair of joined waterfalls on the River Isla just north of Alyth at Bridge of Craigisla and is one of the most spectacular in Scotland.
The Shakin Brig (shaking bridge) is a pedestrian suspension bridge that crosses the River North Esk in the village of Edzell.
The Bothy Experience, home of the award winning Gin Bothy, is nestled in the picturesque and historic village of Glamis.
With so many beauty spots and incredible hidden gems, Angus really stands out from the crowd and is a must visit destination.
Strathmore forms a wide valley between the southern Grampians and the Sidlaw Hills, extending approximately 50 miles long and 10 miles wide.
There is lots of family fun to be had at West Links Fun Park in Arbroath, including an adventure playground, crazy golf and a paddling pool.
With a rich and fascinating history, and incredible outdoor experiences on offer, Angus is full of excitement for all the family.
From friendly and welcoming accommodation, to award winning experiences and food and drink, you’ll never want to leave Angus…
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