DISCOVER BRECHIN,
ANGUS

Renowned for its medieval cathedral (which earns it traditional ‘city’ status) and the much-loved Caledonian Railway, this is a place that wears historical significance and tradition on its sleeve.

It’s located just off the A90 route — running from Perth all the way up to coastal Fraserburgh — and offers easy commuter access to Aberdeen, Dundee and the numerous towns across Aberdeenshire and Angus. Perthshire and the Highlands are also near neighbours, and there are numerous great options for day trips and exploring this part of Scotland further with family and friends.

Well-placed for the coastal Angus towns of Montrose and Arbroath, and a short drive from the UK’s only UNESCO City of Design, Dundee, Brechin offers you cliff top views and city lights in equal measure. It is home to one of Scotland’s iconic round towers — dating back to 1100AD — and with nature trails, walking routes and sandy shores in abundance, there’s no end to the discoveries you can make.