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.
🎨 An artist’s world has been preserved...
Tucked away just off Montrose High Street, the William Lamb Studio offers an intimate look at the life and work of one of Scotland’s most respected sculptors.
Designed by William Lamb himself, the studio remains much as he left it. See his sculptures, prints and drawings, explore his workroom with its original tools and step inside the living room featuring furniture made to his own designs.
Lamb found inspiration in the people and places around Montrose, while his subjects also included the future Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret as children.
The final public opening of the 2026 season is on 31 October, from 1.30pm to 4pm. Entry is free. Please check for any changes before travelling.
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🎨 An artist’s world has been preserved...
Tucked away just off Montrose High Street, the William Lamb Studio offers an intimate look at the life and work of one of Scotland’s most respected sculptors.
Designed by William Lamb himself, the studio remains much as he left it. See his sculptures, prints and drawings, explore his workroom with its original tools and step inside the living room featuring furniture made to his own designs.
Lamb found inspiration in the people and places around Montrose, while his subjects also included the future Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret as children.
The final public opening of the 2026 season is on 31 October, from 1.30pm to 4pm. Entry is free. Please check for any changes before travelling.
📌 Save this post so you don’t miss the final opening of the season.
🎨 Step inside one of Arbroath’s hidden treasures,
At Hospitalfield, art, architecture, heritage and nature come together in a place created to inspire.
Join a guided tour of Hospitalfield House to discover its extraordinary interiors and hear the story of artists Patrick Allan Fraser and Elizabeth Fraser. Learn how their vision helped Hospitalfield become a place where generations of artists could live, work and develop their ideas.
Take time to explore the historic gardens and restored 19th-century Fernery, then enjoy brunch, lunch, coffee or cake in the light-filled Garden Café. 🌿☕
Entry to the house is by guided tour only. Tours take place at 11am every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday until 31 October 2026.
Advance booking is recommended.
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🎨 Step inside one of Arbroath’s hidden treasures,
At Hospitalfield, art, architecture, heritage and nature come together in a place created to inspire.
Join a guided tour of Hospitalfield House to discover its extraordinary interiors and hear the story of artists Patrick Allan Fraser and Elizabeth Fraser. Learn how their vision helped Hospitalfield become a place where generations of artists could live, work and develop their ideas.
Take time to explore the historic gardens and restored 19th-century Fernery, then enjoy brunch, lunch, coffee or cake in the light-filled Garden Café. 🌿☕
Entry to the house is by guided tour only. Tours take place at 11am every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday until 31 October 2026.
Advance booking is recommended.
📌 Save this post and discover another side of Arbroath this autumn.
🧹 Will you answer the whispers of the woodland?
As darkness settles over Forfar Loch Country Park, follow the Witch’s Path on a twilight journey where folklore, nature and forgotten magic intertwine. 🌙
Choose a fallen branch to form the handle of your own witch’s broom, then bring it to life using natural materials, ribbons, feathers, charms and magical trinkets.
Your finished broom will be a unique keepsake, handcrafted with a little piece of woodland magic.
📅 Sunday 25 October 2026
⏰ 6pm to 8pm
📍 Forfar Loch Country Park
🔞 Ages 18+
Places are limited, so book early and prepare to walk the Witch’s Path.
🔗 Find out more: https://orlo.uk/3vdKn
🧹 Will you answer the whispers of the woodland?
As darkness settles over Forfar Loch Country Park, follow the Witch’s Path on a twilight journey where folklore, nature and forgotten magic intertwine. 🌙
Choose a fallen branch to form the handle of your own witch’s broom, then bring it to life using natural materials, ribbons, feathers, charms and magical trinkets.
Your finished broom will be a unique keepsake, handcrafted with a little piece of woodland magic.
📅 Sunday 25 October 2026
⏰ 6pm to 8pm
📍 Forfar Loch Country Park
🔞 Ages 18+
Places are limited, so book early and prepare to walk the Witch’s Path.
🔗 Find out more: https://orlo.uk/3vdKn
🍂 Looking for your next family adventure?
Fill three days with wildlife, friendly farm animals, active play and creative experiences on The Angus Tour this autumn and winter.
🐮 Meet friendly farm animals
🦆 Discover the wildlife of Montrose Basin
🌿 Explore the ponds, paths and habitats at Murton
🏃 Burn off some energy with active play and indoor sports
🎨 Get creative with pottery painting
🎬 Settle in for a family film
From outdoor discoveries to cosy indoor activities, there are plenty of ways to make happy memories together in Angus. 🧡
📌 Save this itinerary for your next family break.
🔗 Plan your family break: https://orlo.uk/CGYEc
🍂 Looking for your next family adventure?
Fill three days with wildlife, friendly farm animals, active play and creative experiences on The Angus Tour this autumn and winter.
🐮 Meet friendly farm animals
🦆 Discover the wildlife of Montrose Basin
🌿 Explore the ponds, paths and habitats at Murton
🏃 Burn off some energy with active play and indoor sports
🎨 Get creative with pottery painting
🎬 Settle in for a family film
From outdoor discoveries to cosy indoor activities, there are plenty of ways to make happy memories together in Angus. 🧡
📌 Save this itinerary for your next family break.
🔗 Plan your family break: https://orlo.uk/CGYEc
