Visit Scotland

Overlooked by the southern peaks of the Grampian Mountains, the long fingers of the Angus glens, a series of tranquil valleys penetrated by single-track roads, offer some of the most rugged and majestic landscapes of northeast Scotland.

The museum contains many artefacts and archives relating to the lives of the local people over the last century and displays information about the Glenesk area.

A remarkable and very beautiful 16th century courtyard castle with magnificent garden and summer house.

Heritage steam railway running four miles from a unique Victorian terminus station at Brechin, to Bridge of Dun.