Glamis Castle Garden

A large fourteenth/seventeenth century castle with an eighteenth century park and a nineteenth century 'Italian' garden. The Glamis Castle garden has yew hedges, herbaceous borders, fountains, gazebos, statues and a sundial. The castle is approached by a mile long avenue, which is at its best when the daffodils are flowering in the spring. There is also a Pinetum with many native American trees that was created by the 13th Earl in 1870. The River Dean flows through the grounds.