Carlogie House Guidebook
Golf
If you’re thinking about organising a golf holiday, Carlogie House provides both superb accommodation and the ideal location.
39 locals recommend
Carnoustie Golf Links
Links ParadeIf you’re thinking about organising a golf holiday, Carlogie House provides both superb accommodation and the ideal location.
Sightseeing
Visit the 19th century Barry Mill, one of the few remaining working water mills left in Scotland. Once the heart of a beating community, the mill provided food and jobs for people for over 800 years.
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Barry Mill
Mill RoadVisit the 19th century Barry Mill, one of the few remaining working water mills left in Scotland. Once the heart of a beating community, the mill provided food and jobs for people for over 800 years.
Situated on the Angus coastline and only 11miles from Dundee, Carnoustie has been a popular seaside holiday destination ever since the Victorians came here in quest of cures from the therapeutic sea air. Carnoustie dubbed itself the Brighton of the North and went on to be one of the most popular seaside resorts till WWII. The Carnoustie Bay that offers great views over the Tay estuary to Fife still retains its spectacular beauty and remains a must-see destination.
6 locals recommend
Carnoustie beach
Situated on the Angus coastline and only 11miles from Dundee, Carnoustie has been a popular seaside holiday destination ever since the Victorians came here in quest of cures from the therapeutic sea air. Carnoustie dubbed itself the Brighton of the North and went on to be one of the most popular seaside resorts till WWII. The Carnoustie Bay that offers great views over the Tay estuary to Fife still retains its spectacular beauty and remains a must-see destination.
Enjoy a walk round the scenic Arbroath Harbour. Lots of great fish and chip ships shops around or try Arbroath Smokies, the famous local delicacy.
10 locals recommend
Arbroath Harbour
Ladybridge StreetEnjoy a walk round the scenic Arbroath Harbour. Lots of great fish and chip ships shops around or try Arbroath Smokies, the famous local delicacy.
A great day out to Kenmore and the Crannog Centre. The children will love all the activities on offer.
39 locals recommend
The Scottish Crannog Centre
A great day out to Kenmore and the Crannog Centre. The children will love all the activities on offer.
History and Culture
Read the Declaration of Arbroath in the abbey in which Scotland’s nobility proclaimed their independence from England around 1320. Or listen to your voice in the sacristy, which has one of the longest echoes in the country. The abbey was founded in 1178 by King William the Lion, who was buried here.
30 locals recommend
Arbroath Abbey
Abbey StreetRead the Declaration of Arbroath in the abbey in which Scotland’s nobility proclaimed their independence from England around 1320. Or listen to your voice in the sacristy, which has one of the longest echoes in the country. The abbey was founded in 1178 by King William the Lion, who was buried here.
Located next to Arbroath's picturesque and historic harbour, within the original shore station for the Bell Rock Lighthouse, Signal Tower Museum tells the story of the lighthouse itself and of the local fishing and maritime industries.
13 locals recommend
Signal Tower Museum
LadyloanLocated next to Arbroath's picturesque and historic harbour, within the original shore station for the Bell Rock Lighthouse, Signal Tower Museum tells the story of the lighthouse itself and of the local fishing and maritime industries.
Glamis Castle, the childhood home of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
58 locals recommend
Glamis Castle station
Glamis Castle, the childhood home of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
The V & A Museum is the first design museum in Scotland and the first Victoria and Albert museum outside London.
117 locals recommend
V&A Dundee
1 Riverside EsplanadeThe V & A Museum is the first design museum in Scotland and the first Victoria and Albert museum outside London.
The story of Scott of the Antarctic’s ill-fated trip is a fascinating yarn of bravery and adventure.
A trip to RRS Discovery brings that tale, plus the ship’s story afterwards, to life. It’s a great day out, with interactive fun for kids.
54 locals recommend
RRS Discovery
Riverside DriveThe story of Scott of the Antarctic’s ill-fated trip is a fascinating yarn of bravery and adventure.
A trip to RRS Discovery brings that tale, plus the ship’s story afterwards, to life. It’s a great day out, with interactive fun for kids.
City/town information
With lots to enjoy at Carlogie House you may be tempted not to venture past the end of the drive, however, if you have time and inclination to explore, Carnoustie and Angus have it all. There is so much to see and do in Angus. Enjoy the many fascinating visitor attractions, go on a bike ride through the Angus countryside, explore the beaches and beauty spots or step back in time and explore the fascinating heritage attractions in Angus including Glamis Castle, the childhood home of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Visit Arbroath Abbey where the declaration of Scottish Independence was signed in 1320, fly back in time to Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre or hop on board a steam train at the Caledonian Railway.
Carnoustie is close to major roads and rail lines, therefore well-positioned to act as a touring base for the East/ North East of Scotland.
8 locals recommend
Carnoustie
With lots to enjoy at Carlogie House you may be tempted not to venture past the end of the drive, however, if you have time and inclination to explore, Carnoustie and Angus have it all. There is so much to see and do in Angus. Enjoy the many fascinating visitor attractions, go on a bike ride through the Angus countryside, explore the beaches and beauty spots or step back in time and explore the fascinating heritage attractions in Angus including Glamis Castle, the childhood home of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Visit Arbroath Abbey where the declaration of Scottish Independence was signed in 1320, fly back in time to Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre or hop on board a steam train at the Caledonian Railway.
Carnoustie is close to major roads and rail lines, therefore well-positioned to act as a touring base for the East/ North East of Scotland.
Food scene
Cairn o Mohr winery is the perfect jaunt for a sunny day. Set in stunning countryside there is a lovely cafe and decked seating area, play areas and tours. Including a spooky ghost tour.
You can also buy some wine, I recommend a bottle of rasberry.
15 locals recommend
Cairn O'Mohr Fruit Wines
Cairn o Mohr winery is the perfect jaunt for a sunny day. Set in stunning countryside there is a lovely cafe and decked seating area, play areas and tours. Including a spooky ghost tour.
You can also buy some wine, I recommend a bottle of rasberry.
The Bothy Experience, home of the award winning Gin Bothy is nestled in the historic village of Glamis in Angus, minutes from Glamis castle. The Bothy Larder shop has locally sourced food, drinks, and carefully selected gifts. Enjoy tasting experience in the cosy and rustic bothy rooms.
Gin Bothy Experience
The Bothy Experience, home of the award winning Gin Bothy is nestled in the historic village of Glamis in Angus, minutes from Glamis castle. The Bothy Larder shop has locally sourced food, drinks, and carefully selected gifts. Enjoy tasting experience in the cosy and rustic bothy rooms.