Angus is steeped in nature, beauty and heritage, to explore at your own pace. Our travel itineraries are packed full of suggestions to help you plan your trip to Angus, whether you’re coming for a day or staying longer.
Take a look at some of the exciting events and festivals taking place in Angus.
🚪 Doors Open Days weekend is here!
Today and tomorrow, venues across Angus are opening their doors for a weekend of free discovery.
Explore fire stations, lifeboat stories, museums, historic buildings, churches, sports centres, gardens, wildlife sites, food and drink venues, and local landmarks.
Where will you visit first?
📍 Check venue details, opening times and booking information before you travel: https://orlo.uk/0jTel
🚪 Doors Open Days weekend is here!
Today and tomorrow, venues across Angus are opening their doors for a weekend of free discovery.
Explore fire stations, lifeboat stories, museums, historic buildings, churches, sports centres, gardens, wildlife sites, food and drink venues, and local landmarks.
Where will you visit first?
📍 Check venue details, opening times and booking information before you travel: https://orlo.uk/0jTel
🍴 Come to Angus with an appetite!
From cosy cafés and welcoming pubs to restaurants, takeaways and tempting street food, there’s no shortage of delicious places to refuel during your Angus adventure.
Look out for fresh seafood, seasonal produce, locally reared meat, homemade baking and Angus favourites including the Arbroath Smokie. You’ll also find farm shops, delis, butchers, fishmongers and local producers offering plenty of treats to take home.
Planning your next lunch, dinner or coffee stop?
👉 Whether it`s lunch with friends, a relaxed family meal or a special dinner, start your search here: https://orlo.uk/10kWV
What’s your favourite place to eat in Angus? Tell us below 👇
🍴 Come to Angus with an appetite!
From cosy cafés and welcoming pubs to restaurants, takeaways and tempting street food, there’s no shortage of delicious places to refuel during your Angus adventure.
Look out for fresh seafood, seasonal produce, locally reared meat, homemade baking and Angus favourites including the Arbroath Smokie. You’ll also find farm shops, delis, butchers, fishmongers and local producers offering plenty of treats to take home.
Planning your next lunch, dinner or coffee stop?
👉 Whether it`s lunch with friends, a relaxed family meal or a special dinner, start your search here: https://orlo.uk/10kWV
What’s your favourite place to eat in Angus? Tell us below 👇
Dinner is served, but don’t expect everything to go to plan… 😂🍽️
The Faulty Towers Dining Experience is coming to Forbes of Kingennie for two unforgettable evenings of classic comedy, outrageous service and hilarious mishaps.
Expect the action to unfold all around you as your three-course meal becomes part of a two-hour interactive performance.
📅 Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September
🎟️ £70 per person, including a three-course meal and two-hour show
👉 Find out more: https://orlo.uk/LpsjJ
Dinner is served, but don’t expect everything to go to plan… 😂🍽️
The Faulty Towers Dining Experience is coming to Forbes of Kingennie for two unforgettable evenings of classic comedy, outrageous service and hilarious mishaps.
Expect the action to unfold all around you as your three-course meal becomes part of a two-hour interactive performance.
📅 Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September
🎟️ £70 per person, including a three-course meal and two-hour show
👉 Find out more: https://orlo.uk/LpsjJ
Wednesday Wander: Airlie Monument 🥾
Reach new heights with a walk to Airlie Monument, near Kirriemuir, and enjoy extensive views across Angus and towards Glen Clova and Prosen 🌿
The monument commemorates the ninth Earl of Airlie, who was killed during the Boer War.
You can also take a short detour to the Scott-Wilson Memorial, which commemorates Captain Robert Falcon Scott and Edward Wilson. Both men lived in Glen Prosen for a time and later died during the expedition to reach the South Pole.
The route includes a steep uphill section, so wear suitable footwear and check the weather before setting off.
Wednesday Wander: Airlie Monument 🥾
Reach new heights with a walk to Airlie Monument, near Kirriemuir, and enjoy extensive views across Angus and towards Glen Clova and Prosen 🌿
The monument commemorates the ninth Earl of Airlie, who was killed during the Boer War.
You can also take a short detour to the Scott-Wilson Memorial, which commemorates Captain Robert Falcon Scott and Edward Wilson. Both men lived in Glen Prosen for a time and later died during the expedition to reach the South Pole.
The route includes a steep uphill section, so wear suitable footwear and check the weather before setting off.
