Brechin The unofficial capital city of Angus. Brechin has had city status for years now. Situated in the heart of Angus, this large town is not officially recognised as a city by modern standards, even though it has a former seat of the Reformation Roman Catholic diocese, i.e. a cathedral. Home to Kinnaird Castle and…
The Five Minutes Spare Guide to Montrose The seaside town in Angus with the name that sounds like someone’s 80 year old grandad. Montrose is situated on the coastline of Angus, a densely populated area of Scotland known for its East-Coast accent and some stunning scenery. Montrose is a bit of an island town, situated…
Forfar was formerly known as Angus, named after the county, that it sits in. It is a market town with an ancient history that has been committed to local legend. It is in the heart of the rural region known as the Valley of Strathmore. The Strathmore Glen is known for the Strathmore Springs which…
Arbroath in the County of Angus is the place to visit if you like your seaside port towns mixed with a bit of historical significance. It is a town that has thrived throughout history as the base for importing and exporting all the goods the people in the county needs. No matter which industry thrived…
Craig Taylor