Pages in this section are in the course of construction and more will be added over time.

You now have a choice of places to visit within Angus and The Mearns. Simply click on any of the headings below to find out more:

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Aberlemno Home to some fascinating Pictish standing stones

Arbroath A ruined mediaeval abbey...a Declaration of Independence...and a "Smokie"

Arbuthnott A charming church with literary connections

Auchmithie A fishing village perched on top of cliffs

Brechin A cathedral city no less!

Carnoustie Good for golf

Drumlithie A Mearns village where the bell-tower is taken inside in bad weather?

Edzell A great place for riverside walks and exploring a ruined castle

Fettercairn An arched gateway, royal visitors travelling incognito, a great Victorian mansion and whisky!

Forfar The county town of Angus and home of the Forfar Bridie. 

Glen Esk The longest, most varied and arguably the loveliest of the Angus Glens

Glen Lethnot A little Glen of gently rolling hills, meandering lanes and Iron Age Hill-Forts of astonishing size

Gourdon A working fishing village

Inverbervie A royal burgh and birthplace of the designer of the Cutty Sark

Kirriemuir "Home" to Peter Pan and the original "Wendy House"

Laurencekirk An 18th century planned village with a tale of cannibalism

Montrose A town with a Continental feel, a mecca for birds and busy harbour   

Stonehaven Fiery balls at New Year and a spectacular castle