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Nestled in the heart of Southern Scotland, Moffat is a vibrant, bustling town offering the warmest of Scottish welcomes. Bursting with history, cafes and walks theres something in this small town for everyone.
From walking and cycling to fishing and golfing, there’s so much to do in Moffat’s wonderful countryside. So put your walking boots on, push the pedal to the metal or tee off! Whatever outdoor activity you love most, you’ll love what Moffat has to offer.
There are lots of ways to fill your days in Moffat and many things to see. Step back in time at Moffat Museum, take to the water at Station Park's boating pond, enjoy fantastic food and drink in our cafes and restaurants or enjoy a bit of retail therapy at our lovely local, independent shops.
Explore Moffat. History. Moffat Museum; Historic Houses; Station Park; Merlin Trail; Gardens; Grey Mare’s Tail; St Mary’s Loch; Earshaig Lochs
Moffat was one of only a handful of Spa Towns in Scotland and was spoken of in the same terms as the more famous Harrogate and Bath in England. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Moffat was thronged with visitors staying to ‘take the waters’.
Come and explore Moffat, our town is full of places to eat and drink, walks with beautiful views and parks to keep the whole family happy!
About Moffat. A visit to Moffat will help you refresh mind, body and spirit. Whatever way you choose to relax and unwind, Moffat has something to offer. If healthy exercise or bird watching is not your thing, choose to pamper yourself, or check out the range of independent shops.
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Moffat is bursting with a variety of places to eat and drink, from 5 star to pub grub there's something for everyone. Plus a selection of take-aways for those nights in!
Originally established in Moffat's old bakehouse, Moffat Museum provides a fascinating insight into the town's history - from early Roman times, the Border Reivers, the heyday of its coaching era, to the discovery of the Well and Moffat's popularity as a spa town.
