Historic Angus bed and breakfast and hotel accommodation
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Known around the world as Scotland's Birthplace, Angus enjoys a colourful and historically significant past and played a central role in the history and formation of the Scottish nation, when the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320.
Angus is an area of outstanding beauty, situated on the east coast of Scotland. The rugged coastline of Angus opens into scenic glens and the fertile Valley of Strathmore.
Historic places to visit in Angus
Angus is steeped in tradition - there are many museums, historic sites and buildings to be enjoyed. Angus towns are well preserved, reflecting medieval patterns of settlement and the villages are unspoiled and full of character.
As Circhenn, it was the premier province and heartland of the ancient Pictish Kingdom. The ancient Picts or "painted people", worked these lands and inscribed their images on the local landscape, cutting their inscriptions into the stones still standing throughout Angus today.
The history of Angus is here to be explored and breathed in. There are many museums, historic sites and buildings to be enjoyed. Each of the burghs is steeped in history, that you can see and touch by following the town heritage trails.
Whether your interest is in ancient civilisations, medieval battles or historical houses, Angus has a rich story to tell -from the mysterious Pictish standing stones to the towering heights of Arbroath Abbey.
Historic Angus bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and hotel accommodation in Angus
The more historic hotels and bed and breakfast accommodation tends to be towards the centre of the older towns. For those that prefer rural locations then there are many hotels, pubs and B&Bs in the smaller towns and villages throughout the area.
