Angus - Maps & Guide

Welcome to the map and guide of the cities, towns or places of interest around Angus in Scotland. Here you will find virtual tours and guides with 360° panoramas of various destinations linked to various Angus maps.

Alongside each virtual tour and panorama is a Google map and some local and travel information to help you explore plan and your trip to Angus and Scotland. This growing guide of Angus uses images and information provided by independent travellers, giving you the fuller picture of the various sights, hotels and attractions in Scotland.

Angus - Featured Destinations

Angus - Travel & Information

Found on the east coast of Scotland, Angus County shares internal borders with Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross and Dundee City. The county capital is Forfar, but the largest town in the region is Arbroath.

The north and west of the county is mountainous, full of rural farms. The southern part of Angus is more populated, made of rolling hills bordering the sea. In this area is Strathmore, Gaelic for the Great Valley, a fertile agricultural area where the famous Angus cattle are raised. It also produces excellent potatoes and soft fruit.

Angus - Tourist Attractions

Angus is full of historic places of interest and beautiful countryside, which draws many walkers each summer. The region also has a number of castles and old churches. Some of the sights and attractions in Angus include:

• Aberlemno Sculptured Stones (Pictish symbols)
• Angus Folk Museum, Glamis
• Arbroath Abbey, place of signing of the Declaration of Arbroath
• Barry Mill
• Brechin Cathedral
• Brechin Castle
• Brechin Round Tower
• Caledonian Railway (Brechin)
• Cairngorms National Park
• Carnlochan National Nature Reserve
• Eassie Stone
• Edzell Castle
• Glamis Castle
• House of Dun
• Loch of Kinnordy Nature Reserve
• The Meffan Museum and Art Gallery (Forfar)
• Monboddo House
• Montrose Basin Nature Reserve
• Montrose Museum