Culloden Battlefield
Culloden, east of Inverness, is where the Jacobite Rising ended in 1746. The National Trust for Scotland's visitor centre tells the story of the battle.
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The beach, the town, walks and days out around Carnoustie and Angus.
Culloden, east of Inverness, is where the Jacobite Rising ended in 1746. The National Trust for Scotland's visitor centre tells the story of the battle.

Montrose Basin, a great tidal lagoon behind the town of Montrose, is one of the best places in Angus to watch wildlife, above all its wintering geese.

Dunnottar Castle, on a clifftop headland south of Stonehaven, is one of the most dramatic ruins in Scotland, and the place where the Honours of Scotland were hidden.

Across the Tay in Fife, the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, once the largest church in Scotland, stand above the sea in the historic heart of St Andrews.

Glamis Castle, north of Dundee in the heart of Angus, was the childhood home of the late Queen Mother and is one of Scotland's best-known castles.