Edzell Castle was deliberately built to be a stylish and opulent property that openly demonstrated the great wealth of the Lindsay family who owned it. The fantastic landscaped gardens were added in 1604, filled with heraldic sculptures and a...

Brechin Castle Centre is a friendly and relaxing place to visit - whatever the season, whatever the weather. Here you will find a superb shopping experience and a superb family restaurant and the wide acres of our country park. The...

Greta Michie set up this original folk museum and retreat in 1954, and in 2004 the local authority bought the property for around eight hundred thousand pounds and it went under a major refurbishment programme. It is filled with...

The House of Dun is a Georgian house overlooking the Montrose Basin, designed and built by William Adam in 1730 for David Erskine, Lord Dun. The house contains royal momentos, examples of Lady Augusta’s woolwork and embroidery, and a family...

Montrose airfield was the first operational airfield in Britain, setup by No. 2 Squadron, RFC in 1913. The centre is situated by the old airfield and hangars and housed in the original headquarters building. Exhibits include memorabilia and photographs relevant...

This museum was opened in 1842 after the Montrose Natural History and Antiquarian Society outgrew its original lodgings, and wanted to consolidate their collection in one place. Designed as a ‘temple of learning’ there are a great many highlights...

This building was the great 20th Century artist and sculptor's studio from 1934 to 1951. It has hardly changed in character or content since his death. The studio was gifted to the borough under the specific orders that...