Gardens to visit in Angus

Angus on the Eastern side of Scotland is a beautiful place to visit with stunning scenery. We feature 6 amazing gardens in Angus including Glamis Castle which has been regularly occupied in the past by the Royal Family.

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Dunninald Castle & Garden, Montrose

Angus, The walled garden at Dunninald Castle is planted with traditional mixed borders, vegetables, fruit trees and greenhouse. Castle Tours available.

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Edzell Castle and Garden, near Brechin

Angus, Although small the 'Great Garden' at Edzell Castle is of historic interest and goes back to 1604, when the owners the Lindsays created it, and is much the same as it would have been then. A beautiful place to visit.

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Glamis Castle and Gardens, Forfar

Angus, Glamis Castle in Angus, was the childhood home of the late Queen Mother and birthplace of Princess Margaret. It has extensive and colourful gardens and woodland walks.Castle is open to visitors. Another of Scotlands beautiful places to visit.

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House of Dun and Garden, near Montrose

Angus, Visit this Georgian House by William Adam and see its fine adjoining garden amongst beautiful Scottish scenery. may see red squirrels on the woodland walk!House is open.

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House of Pitmuies Garden, Guthrie

Angus, The House of Pitmuies garden in Angus is well known for its beautiful walled gardens. There is an alpine meadow of wild flowers, a woodland garden and woodland walks.

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Langley Park Gardens, near Montrose

Angus, 3 acres of mixed herbaceous planting within 4 walled gardens, set amongst 27 acres of policies, in the grounds of the historic Langley Park House, dating from the early 18th century.

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