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What do you get when you combine the country's first UNESCO City of Design and a beautiful countryside which has helped bring us Aberdeen Angus beef, Arbroath Smokies and Peter Pan? Dundee & Angus - a beautiful, historic and vibrant region.
The east coast city is now well-known now thanks to the brilliant V&A, but did you know that things to do in Angus include watersports, hillwalking amongst the glens, historic houses, and delicious food and drink? Plan a break to Dundee and Angus today.
We caught up with Louise, the co-owner of Newton Farm Holiday Parks, as featured in our video, to bring to you some top recommendations of places to visit and things to do in this amazing region.
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Up amongst the hills of Angus or around the coast, there's a choice of walks.
A great choice of courses including the famous Carnoustie Championship.
Plan an active break, a weekend in the glens or a two day foodie feast - browse the itineraries to plan a trip.
From stunning glens and breathtaking coastline to historic attractions and family activities - here's 10 things not to be missed!
From Aberdeen Angus beef to vodka made with Angus potatoes and of course the Arbroath Smokie.
From spectacular castle grounds to private spaces, check out this garden guide for Angus.
Dundee is within easy reach of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen airports, if you want to fly in to Scotland. It's also a main point on the north east rail line, is served by coaches from across the UK, and can be reached by car along the main motorways. It's around 1 to 2 hours travel from Scotland's main cities.
Find Dundee travel information
You can reach Angus by heading either north or south towards, Dundee, and then using the A92 or A90 roads. Trains run around the east coast stopping in Arbroath and Montrose, while coaches run into the region and local bus services connect up the smaller towns and villages.
Find out more on travel to Angus
You can find out more about where to visit in Angus, accommodation and where to eat and drink,
Find out more at Visit Angus.
Get friendly and helpful advice at Dundee iCentre, located right beside the Caird Hall.
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View the Dundee & Angus Accessible Highlights guide, chosen by disabled access reviews website Euan's Guide.
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