Angus is one of the finest destinations of Scotland. It is a Scotland's council areas, dominated by the Local Government. Some of the cities like Perth and Aberdeenshire fall under the council areas of Angus. The fishing and the agricultural are the main industries in the city of Angus.
History of Angus
Forfarshire was the official name of Angus. In 1975, the city came to be known as a district of the Tayside Region. The region was annihilated and Angus became a unitary authority. There were many areas under the constituency of Angus Westminister and Angus Hollyrood. The Northern and Western sides of Angus were covered with mountains. The area, of five Angus Glens, was scarcely populated. The main occupation of the people residing in this region was hill farming. Strathmore was a famous agricultural area in Angus.
Tourists Attractions in Angus
There are some interesting places in Angus which are worth visiting. Some of the famous places are listed below:
Angus Folk Museum in Glamis
Aberlemno Sculptured Stones
Brechin Cathedral
Glamis Castle
Montrose Basin Nature Reserve
Monboddo House
Angus Towns and Villages
There are many towns and villages in Angus. Some of the following towns and cities in Angus are:
Aberlemno - It is famous for Pictish Stones
Arbroath - It is the largest town in Angus and is famous for the places of worship.
Forfar - It is a very ancient town in Angus and also serves as the administrative center of Angus.
Glamis - It is a small village, famous for museums.
