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What to do and see in Montrose, Scotland: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Montrose, United Kingdom including William Lamb Memorial Studio, Montrose Sports Centre, Elephant Rock, Boddin Point Lime Kilns, Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre, Healinn Garden, Langley Park Gardens, Artesan Crafts, Mo' Fidelity Records, Sup2Summit.
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1. William Lamb Memorial Studio
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Formerly the studio of sculptor William Lamb, this museum was paid for by the commission the artist received for his sculptures of Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother.
Reviewed By 817anneh - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
This is a superb, breathtaking collection of powerful and moving sculptures in wood and stone by little known C20th Montrosian sculptor. Expertly curated by volunteers. Must be seen. Look for summer open times. Nearby is a gem of a local Museum, Montrose Museum, packed with interesting collections and artefacts including a display of taxidermy showing local wildlife and habitats which children adore!
2. Montrose Sports Centre
3. Elephant Rock
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Boddin Point Lime Kilns
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Boddin Point Limekilns are a Category B listed building in Scotland.The easiest way to find them is to put the longitude and latitude into your satnav. The coordinates are:Latitude: 56°40'15.72"NLongitude: 2°28'8.83"W
Reviewed By alibats61 - Dundee, United Kingdom
Had never even heard of Elephant Rock despite it being virtually on our doorstep, but have made a few trips since discovering it. It’s on a very scenic windswept coastal pathway, bordered with glorious gorse and wildflowers- but beware the dog-poop, as this walk is very popular with negligent dog-walkers. On our last trip there , there were crazy youngsters sunbathing on what looked like a precarious upper area of the rock. The little family memorial en-route is very poignant, as are the fisherman’s cottages - sadly fallen to rack and ruin. This is also true of the limekilns , and there is a warning ⚠️ sign advising of the dangerous state of the building - so perhaps best to admire from afar. Nice views out to sea of sheltering vessels and across to the sands of lovely Lunan Bay.
5. Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre
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5.0 based on 280 reviews
Britain's first operational military air station was established in Montrose by the Royal Flying Corps in 1913. The heritage centre's collection of photographs and artefacts tell the story of RFC/RAF Montrose and the men and women who served here through two world wars. The award-winning heritage centre is an accredited museum run entirely by volunteers and was proud to receive The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service in 2014. COVID-19 precautions - visits must be booked in advance. Please see the museum website for more details.
Reviewed By vallie77
Absolutely fantastic couple hours spent wandering round this amazing gem of a place, highly recommend a visit! Staff are super friendly and informative. I especially loved the wee room full of old 40s wedding dresses , photos, jewellery etc, . Easiest 5star review ever!
6. Healinn Garden
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
I use Neurokinetic therapy to assess the motor control in the body looking for inhibited or facilitated muscle imbalances. Table thai techniques, Myoskeletal alignment and Reflexology. Aromatherapy Massage with Hot stones. Indian Head massage. Sports and remedial Massage
7. Langley Park Gardens
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
4 Beautiful Walled Gardens in the grounds of a historic Georgian Mansion. There are fabulous views over Montrose Town and Montrose Basin. A 20 acre Wildflower Meadow with its abundance of Wildlife, has tracks mown through to give access to the WildLife Pond and Standing Stone. Ancient Trees add to the beauty of the natural landscape.
Reviewed By paddyfloss - Aberdeen, United Kingdom
This is a beautiful gem of a garden and a great tribute to the owners' very hard work and enthusiasm. We were there at the start of August and the herbaceous borders and beds were in full bloom. Lovely touches here and there hidden throughout the four walled grdens. The view of the Montrose Basin across the fields enhances the experience. Would most certainly recommend to those interested in their gardening. The pool at the front of the property and the fish are impressive too .
8. Artesan Crafts
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
I am an independant business selling handmade cosmetics and gifts. Like you, I want to use good quality, value for money and ethical skincare and cosmetic products on my skin. My products: Are safe to use – my products are safety assessed with clear ingredients listings and Directions for Use. I don’t use parabens, petroleum derived sulfates or lanolin in my products. Contain ingredients from suppliers who do not engage in animal testing. I don’t participate in animal testing. Use packaging which is recyclable where possible. Most of my packaging is recyclable in the UK. All contain naturally derived ingredients. I am updating my labels to mark naturally derived ingredients with a *. I do not use petroleum based ingredients. Are fairly priced.
9. Mo' Fidelity Records
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
New and second hand vinyl, CDs music books and DVDs, from new releases, classic reissues, sought after rarities, and a few bargain bins
10. Sup2Summit
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5.0 based on 75 reviews
Stand up paddle boarding 2 Rock climbing experiences Sup2Summit is an outdoor activity company founded in 2018, specialising in stand up paddle boarding (sup), rock climbing and more. We operate across Scotland but predominantly between the areas of Aberdeen and Dundee. Our operation is fully mobile allowing us to pick and choose the best venues with the most suitable weather, it also means we are flexible and don’t mind travelling to an area of your choice. Sup2summit was founded by James Wight, an outdoor enthusiast and instructor with over 15 years experience in the outdoor sector. All our instructors have a wealth of knowledge of the local area and wildlife as well as being fully qualified for the specific sport. All activities have a minimum age limit of 8 years old, under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult. We allow a 1 adult to 2 children ratio for under 12s and a 1 adult to 4 children for over 12s. A great family day out
