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Dundee

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Dundee, the City of Discovery, is a modern and vibrant city set in a stunning location at the mouth of the River Tay on the east coast of Scotland with a population of approx. 142,000. The city benefits from a central geographic location, with 90% of Scotland within 90 minutes drive. Dundee is a main station on the UK east coast line, has excellent motorway network, regional airport with direct flights from Belfast, Birmingham and London City and is also a significant cruise ship port.

Forfar

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The Royal Burgh of Forfar was founded during the reign of King David I and is situated in the flat, fertile plains to the north of the Vale of Strathmore - known as the Howe of Angus. The Fithie Loch is to the eastern boundaries of the town and Forfar Loch to the west. It was here that King Malcolm Canmore's wife, Queen Margaret, had a castle.

Montrose

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Visiting the Angus town of Montrose is one of the pleasures in life! It is the most northerly of the Angus coastal towns situated between the mouths of the rivers South and North Esk. It is a small, picturesque North East of Scotland town with an abundance of history from its colourful past.  At one time it traded regularly with the towns of the Hanseatic League and was, during the 18th century, a major smuggling centre.

Arbroath

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Since the 14th century, Arbroath has been an important fishing port. Arbroath is situated on the East Coast of Scotland, 17 miles from Dundee. Arbroath is a picturesque holiday resort with fine sandy beaches and safe bathing. Along the spectacular red sandstone cliffs there are caves - such as Dickmont's Den and the Forbidden Cave. To the south east lies the Bell Rock lighthouse and the Signal Tower (built in 1813), both designed by Robert Stevenson. The Tower is now houses the town's museum.