Crombie Angus, Forfar Scotland

Suttieside Road Next door to the Ice Rink, Forfar DD8 3EL Scotland

Frosty's soft play centre is under new management and had under gone a major refurbishment. Frosty's is a kids large ice themed soft play area at the weekends , which caters for children from birth to 12 years , we also cater for private parties and group bookings. Our cafe servers delicious food with home baking, snacks, hot & cold drinks to suit all ages. To ensure your time with us is enjoyable we also offer free wifi, background music, TV's and of course fats efficient and friendly service.

Arbroath Road, Forfar DD8 2RZ Scotland

Come and enjoy a walk or leisurely stroll around our extensive nature reserve. Our beautiful lochs and wetlands are home to a wide variety of birds and wildfowl and there is a well-maintained network of paths that everyone can enjoy whatever the season. At Murton Farm you will be able to meet our very friendly collection of animals and birds including Dennis and Gnasher our adorable Kune Kune pigs, Floppy and Ernie the donkey, goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and rare breed poultry. Our play area has sand pits, pedal toys, an adventure trail and a variety of outdoor toys.

20 West High Street, Forfar DD8 1BB Scotland

The Meffan Museum and Art Gallery is located right at the heart of the Forfar community in a building, opened on 20th October 1898, that was gifted by Miss Jane Meffan in memory of her father (former Provost of the Town) for the “moral and intellectual improvement of the community of Forfar”. Within the museum space, you can explore The Forfar Story, by wandering through a recreation of a cobbled Vennel (narrow street). You can say hello to several local characters at work, including Peter Reid in his sweet shop, a Weaver at work, a Knockmaker repairing clocks and an exhausted Baker, with his tempting Forfar Bridies fresh from the oven. You can also marvel at our fine display of enigmatic Pictish Stones, which forms part of the Angus Pictish Trail. Our Gallery hosts a diverse programme of art exhibitions across the year bringing the work of local, national, and internationally renowned artists to Forfar as well as showcasing new & emerging talent in our acclaimed Winter Show.

The Cross, Forfar DD8 3AD Scotland

Guthrie, Forfar DD8 2SN Scotland

Milton of Ogil, Glenogil, Forfar DD8 3SQ Scotland

Set in 220 acres of beautiful woodlands and paddocks, Redwings Mountains provides a place of sanctuary to 90 rescued horses, ponies, donkeys and mules. You can enjoy meeting super-cute donkey Minnie and her son Mouse and handsome cob Gibson - not forgetting two sheep called Toffee and Treacle, as well as bountiful wildlife including red squirrels and mountain birds. After a relaxing stroll, you can put your feet up with a warm cuppa and a tasty snack in the Nosebag Café, while an on-site gift shop offers a wide range of souvenirs, with all proceeds supporting the hundreds of animals in Redwings’ care. While visiting Redwings Mountains, you might like to support the work of the charity by adopting one of its friendly residents, either for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a friend or loved one. A year's adoption costs just £15! Please visit Redwings Horse Sanctuary's website for the latest opening dates and times. Entry is FREE and dogs on leads are welcome too!

100 East High Street, Forfar DD8 2ET Scotland

Glentrek offers year round guided hiking and biking day trips in the beautiful Eastern Cairngorm mountains in the Scottish Highlands. Whether it's a climb up a spectacular Scottish 'munro' in winter or a guided walk in the lower slopes of the Angus Glens, we have a walking trip to suit everyone. Scotland is renowned for mountain biking and our easy guided biking days are enjoyed on scenic forest tracks in the southern Cairngorms National Park

37-43 West High Street, Forfar DD8 1BE Scotland

The Angus Kitchen is a Forfar based restaurant serving locally sourced, home cooked food on a lunch time and evening basis. We serve traditional, hearty meals from our lunch menu in conjunction with a varied and elegant evening menu. We take great pride in offering locally sourced meats and fish combined with our use of the freshest ingredients and a carefully selected wine list to compliment our dishes.

Forfar Golf Club Arbroath Rd Cunninghill, Forfar DD8 2RL Scotland

Restenneth Library Hunter Library Restenneth Priory, Forfar DD8 2SZ Scotland

Angus Archives is the ANGUSalive repository for the historical records of the former Angus burghs (Arbroath, Brechin, Carnoustie, Forfar, Kirriemuir, Montrose and Monifieth), Angus County Council and for private papers and photographs of all types. Specialising in family history, house history and local history, Angus Archives is open to the public Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm to assist with research. We frequently hold events both in-house and around the county.