On 6 April 1320, the Declaration of Arbroath: "For so long as a hundred of us remain alive, we will yield in no least way to English dominion. For we fight, not for glory, not for riches, nor honour, but only for freedom, which no good man surrenders but with his life".
A great variety of activities for all of the family can be found in Angus. A feast of sights and experiences awaits.
Samuel L Jackson competes in the Dunhill Links championship at Carnoustie. Angus is home to some of the most challenging courses in the world including Carnousite which Tiger Woods describes as "by far the hardest"
Attack the trails and feel the exhilaration of biking in the wilds. There is something for everyone. Glen Clova is pictured, offering stunning views and a variety of challenges.
The Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre (Rossie Braes) is home to an array of wildlife including ducks, geese, swans and waders. With superb viewing facilities, and guiding walks around this tidal basin, which covers 2,000 acres, this cannot be missed.
Angus' huge variety of landscape, vegetation and wildlife allows you to discover the heart and soul of a country that will never be wholly tamed. Enjoy at your leisure.
Lunan Bay is one of many superb beaches in Angus. Popular with families, surfers and horseriders, it offers a great day out.
Garry Watson, joint chef and owner of Gordon's restaurant applies the finishing touches to another delicious dish. Using the freshest ingredients from the surrounding farmlands and sea Angus offers inspired cuisine.
A vintage car drives down the main driveway towards Glamis Castle (the childhood home of the Queen Mother and birthplace of Princess Margaret); explore an Angus rich in history.