Find all that is lovely about Scotland in Angus.Angus has it all - the coast, the hills, the glorious countryside, a tradition of great music and rich cultural endeavour, set among historic towns villages, castles, and museums.
Good trunk roads, and the main East Coast rail line, make it easy to get into the heart of Angus.
The fine beaches (including Montrose with Blue Flag status) and red sandstone cliffs of the Angus coast offer 50 miles of unspoiled coastline. Lunan Bay is a must for all lovers of the sea and coast. Angus has some of the driest weather in the UK, so you can enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets at this most idyllic location.
The dramatic cliffs of Boddin Point offer another, different coastline to marvel over. If you like exploring rocky shorelines and rock pools or just enjoying being near the sea with a sense of history and great views, then this is a superb spot.
Why not explore by map to pinpoint the best sights and attractions in Angus.
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Edzell and Kirriemuir offer magical gateways to the magnificent Angus Glens. Walkers love the Glens, with their varied skylines and habitats.
A haven for wildlife and a peaceful, accessible refuge from the hurly burly of modern life, the Angus Glens are the foothills of the mighty Grampian Mountains. 
Generations of our Pictish ancestors have inhabited this land, and have left their mysterious carved stones and ancient forts for us to ponder.
This is Scotland as you know it should be - a perfect mix of pleasant market towns and boroughs, stately homes and gardens, and traditional villages. It is the individuality of each town and village which makes Angus so charming.
Sense the history of the ancient towns and villages which makes Angus such an interesting and enjoyable experience. Go back in time and experience the ancient routes that were once used for centuries by armies, whisky smugglers and drovers.
Today in Angus' towns, modern shopping, leisure, and entertainment facilities complement farmers' markets and high quality traditional family businesses.
There are many wonderful and historic market towns, or Burghs in Angus, to explore.
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