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The Weather in Montrose
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Above is a climate diagram for Montrose. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. No heat wave is expected in January, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 1° low. The rainiest month is December, while the driest month is February.
Accommodation options in Montrose
Holidaymakers hoping to find bed & breakfast rentals in Montrose can find plenty of choices, since this is the most common holiday accommodation type there. These properties have a median size of 11 m² and an average price of £76 per night. Moreover, this specific type of property is optimal for couples and small groups, as most of the bed & breakfast rentals are able to accommodate groups of 3. House rentals are the other most typical property type in Montrose. The average size of house rentals in Montrose is 60 m², and the average price is £128 a night.
Find yourself a home from home in a Montrose holiday cottage
Situated on the east coast of Scotland, just north of Dundee, the pretty town of Montrose is a great destination for a holiday. Close to beautiful beaches, as well as historical attractions, there is something for everyone in Montrose.
Family Activities
History for kids
Children will love some of this historical attractions around Montrose. The Caledonian Railway in nearby Brechin is a Victorian steam train which runs 4 miles to the nearby Bridge of Dun station close to Montrose Basin. Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre is located on the site of Britain's first military airfield and features a replica Sopwith Camel and Spitfire, as well as other RAF memorabilia.
Local Attractions
Enjoy Montrose's natural beauty
The most popular attraction in the area is the Montrose Basin, a beautiful tidal lake that is home to thousands of birds. The visitor centre tells you what to look out for when you walk around the Basin, where there are lots of hides with free binoculars to help you spot the kingfishers and pink-footed geese which are amongst the many species to be found here. A few miles north of Montrose, the St Cyrus coastal nature reserve, with its unspoilt beaches and sand dunes, is a great place to spot dolphins and seals or just enjoy a walk along the coast.
Local Events
Musical MoFest
The town is home to the annual Montrose Music Festival, known locally as MoFest. The festival takes place every May, and some years the organisers hold another MoFest later in the year usually in July or August. MoFest features performances from local musicians as well as top bands and artists. Past headliners have included Deacon Blue, Ocean Colour Scene and Status Quo.
