Start your second day in Angus with a visit to Glamis Castle, a majestic 15th-century fortress renowned for its architectural beauty and rich history.

Glamis Castle’s story is a fascinating one through centuries of Scottish history including the time of Mary Queen of Scots, William Shakespeare and the Jacobite Rebellion. Glamis was also the childhood home of HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.

The castle is surrounded by stunning gardens, including the Walled Garden with its vibrant borders and fragrant flowers. The Italian Garden, designed by Countess Cecilia, offers a kaleidoscope of colour, while the Nature Trail invites visitors to explore woodlands and spot wildlife.

The Macbeth Trail features seven incredible sculptures inspired by Shakespeare’s play, adding an artistic touch to the grounds.

Conclude your historical journey of Angus at Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre, Britain’s first operational military airfield.

The museum houses a collection of replica aircraft, including a Sopwith Camel and Spitfire, as well as original aircraft including a Hawker Hunter and Tornado GR4.

Exhibits detail the history of the air station from its foundation in 1913 to its closure in 1952, showcasing the stories of the men and women who served there.

Visitors can explore various rooms, such as the 1940s diorama room, Station Commander’s office, and an Anderson Shelter, providing a comprehensive insight into wartime aviation history. The Animals at War collection contains displays about Vic the Montrose War Horse, Bamse the heroic St. Bernard dog of the Free Norwegian Forces and Winkie the carrier pigeon.