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If you want to bring your pet, you can easily find a pet-friendly property in Arbroath. Pet-friendly lettings in Arbroath cost, on average, £167 a night. A few of the pet-friendly properties are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Arbroath
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Rainy days
Above are the weather conditions for Arbroath. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 19°. However, temperatures can go lower than 1° in Arbroath in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is February.
Accommodations in Arbroath
Users who are looking for house rentals in Arbroath will have many options to choose from, as they are the most common property type there. Additionally, house rentals in Arbroath have a median price £184 a night as well as an average size of 60 m². Moreover, these holiday properties tend to be perfect for large groups, since most can welcome 7 guests. If you would prefer to compare a different holiday property type, you may want to have a look at apartment rentals, which are the second most typical accommodation type in Arbroath. Apartment rentals have an average size of 86 m² in Arbroath.
Enjoy sunshine and smokies with holiday cottages in Arbroath
Arbroath may be most famous for smoked haddock, also known as the "smokie", but there is much more for you to enjoy during your stay in a holiday cottage or holiday letting in this pretty Scottish coastal town.
Food & Drinks
Sample the local smokies
No stay in an Arbroath holiday cottage is complete without trying the famed Arbroath smokie. This very special way of preparing smoked haddock dates back to Viking times, and its unique status has now been recognised by the EU.
As you would expect from a coastal town, there are lots of fish restaurants in Arbroath where you can buy smokies and other delicacies to try, or you can get some take away from one of the town's many fishmongers.
Family Activities
Lots to keep kids entertained
If you are lucky enough to have good weather for your stay in an Arbroath holiday letting, then kids of all ages will love the town's many beaches. The West Links has paddling pools and play areas to keep young ones entertained.
Kerr's Miniature steam railway runs every Sunday during summer near the Pleasureland arcade and younger children will enjoy burning off some steam of their own at Jumping Joey's indoor soft play area.
Local Attractions
Arbroath's important role in Scottish history
Abroath's Signal Tower Museum is dedicated to the history of the town and its close links with the sea –particularly the impressive Bell Rock lighthouse, built miles offshore. You can take a boat trip out to the Bell Rock itself during the summer months.
The ruins of Arbroath Abbey are a must-see if you are interested in Scottish history. It was here that the famous Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320, a statement of Scottish independence.
