Best Attractions near Monaghan Town Greenway

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Bragan Mountain in County Monaghan, Ireland – a hidden gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Experience the beauty of Ireland's nature at Ballybay Wetlands Centre, a tranquil preserve perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and families.

Explore Ireland’s legendary ancient capital with interactive exhibits, cultural events, and scenic surroundings at Navan Centre & Fort.

Explore Favour Royal, a historic Tudor-Gothic estate near Augher, steeped in royal heritage and surrounded by scenic Northern Irish countryside.

Discover Milford House, the Georgian mansion in Armagh where football’s penalty kick was born, blending historic grandeur with sporting legacy.

Explore the heritage and genealogy of Clones at the Cassandra Hand Centre, a cultural gem in Co. Monaghan, Ireland.

Discover a magical world at Erica's Fairy Forest in County Cavan, a place of wonder, imagination, and natural beauty dedicated to a special little girl.

Experience the natural beauty and historical charm of Hope Castle Lough Muckno in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, an ideal destination for nature lovers and history buffs.

Discover the idyllic landscapes of Co. Monaghan on an unforgettable journey with Dromore River Tours, where nature and adventure await.

Experience the stunning beauty of Tullyharnett Viewpoint, where breathtaking views of Lough Muckno await every visitor in County Monaghan.

McAnerney's in Armagh offers a rich blend of fresh local produce, specialty foods, and friendly service in a vibrant market setting.

Explore Benburb Castle, a 17th-century fortress steeped in Irish history, perched above the River Blackwater in scenic County Tyrone.

Explore the historic Palace Stables in Armagh, a perfect blend of equestrian heritage and tranquil gardens offering fun for all ages.

Historic 300-acre parkland in Armagh featuring gardens, wildlife, playgrounds, and accessible trails in a serene setting.

Discover Armagh’s Georgian gem showcasing ancient artefacts, fine art, and local history in a beautifully restored 18th-century diocesan registry.

Explore the haunting ruins of Ireland’s longest Franciscan friary, a medieval monument steeped in centuries of spiritual and historical significance.

Walk the historic 82-mile pilgrimage trail linking Armagh and Downpatrick, tracing Saint Patrick’s footsteps through Northern Ireland’s stunning landscapes and heritage.

Explore the majestic twin-spired Gothic Revival cathedral atop Armagh’s historic hill, a spiritual and architectural treasure since the 19th century.

Conveniently located in Armagh Shopping Centre, EUROSPAR Thomas Street offers fresh groceries and essentials daily from early morning until late evening.

Armagh’s premier cultural venue offering world-class theatre, music, visual arts, and community workshops in a modern, accessible setting.

Cozy family-friendly spot in Armagh serving hearty breakfasts, innovative sandwiches, and quality coffee with a welcoming local vibe.

Freshly made bagels and friendly service in the heart of Armagh’s vibrant Lower English Street.

Enjoy delicious pizzas, gourmet burgers, and warm hospitality in a lively courtyard setting at Dante’s Armagh.

Classic fried chicken and quick bites with drive-thru convenience and vegan options in the heart of Armagh.

Explore the rich military heritage of the Royal Irish Fusiliers in Armagh’s historic Sovereign's House with free admission and compelling exhibits.

Discover Ireland’s oldest county museum in Armagh, showcasing rich local history, art, and culture in a stunning classical building.

Discover Armagh’s Stone Calendar, a captivating outdoor monument marking solar cycles with ancient-inspired stone alignments.

Explore centuries of astronomy, immersive dome shows, and interactive cosmic trails at Northern Ireland’s historic Armagh Observatory and Planetarium.

Discover the wonders of the universe through immersive dome shows, historic telescopes, and interactive exhibits at Northern Ireland’s premier astronomy center.

A stylish gastro pub and boutique guest house in Ballygawley, serving modern Irish food and craft drinks in a warm, welcoming village setting.

Explore the ancient Neolithic passage tomb atop Knockmany Hill, where prehistoric art meets legendary Irish myths in a breathtaking natural setting.

Experience Northern Ireland’s ultimate outdoor adventure playground with thrilling activities, scenic woodland trails, and unique glamping stays at Todds Leap.

A 70-acre natural oasis near Dungannon with a fishing lake, sports facilities, camping, and scenic trails for all ages to enjoy.

Uncover the fascinating history of the O'Neill dynasty and enjoy breathtaking views at Hill of The O'Neill & Ranfurly House in Dungannon.

Discover The Argory’s historic mansion, tranquil gardens, and riverside trails in a scenic National Trust estate near Dungannon.

Ancient woodlands, castle ruins, and lough-side serenity on one of Ireland's most important nature reserves.

Explore the serene landscapes and diverse wildlife of Peatlands Park, your perfect outdoor escape in Northern Ireland.

Rustic family camping and fishing retreat near Dungannon with charming wildlife, fishing lakes, and basic amenities for a peaceful countryside escape.

Explore Dunmisk Fort, a captivating historical landmark in Omagh, where Ireland’s rich heritage meets breathtaking landscapes.

Discover Turbet Island: A serene nature preserve with historical ruins, scenic trails, and unique wildlife, just a short walk from Belturbet.

Escape to the tranquility of Lake View Carpark in County Cavan, a scenic gateway to natural beauty and peaceful lakeside vistas.

Discover the rich history and breathtaking views at Castle Roche, a stunning medieval gem in County Louth, Ireland.

Explore Loughanleagh: Cavan's historic mountain with stunning views, ancient cairns, and rich folklore – a natural and cultural treasure.

A quiet, wooded islet in Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland, reachable only by boat and rich in ancient history and natural peace.

Discover a blend of history and nature at Dún a Rí Forest Park in County Cavan, with scenic trails, diverse wildlife, and ancient ruins.

Discover the serene historic locks of Scarvagh, a scenic canal gateway blending nature, heritage, and tranquil waterside charm in Craigavon.

Explore the natural beauty and outdoor adventures at Slieve Gullion Forest Park, a must-visit destination for nature lovers in Northern Ireland.

Discover tranquility at The Boat House in County Cavan, a scenic gateway to Ireland's lakelands, perfect for fishing, boating, and nature lovers.

Explore Drumlane Abbey and Round Tower in County Cavan, a historic monastic site with stunning lakeside views and ancient Irish heritage.

A bright, modern shopping centre in Newry’s historic Albert Basin, offering major brands, a large supermarket and canal-side convenience for everyday and leisure shopping.

Explore rich local history and cultural heritage at the Newry and Mourne Museum, a must-visit destination for tourists in Northern Ireland.

Explore the captivating history of Newry at Bagenal's Castle, a must-visit museum showcasing the region's rich heritage and culture.

Discover Tullyhogue Fort, a stunning historical landmark near Cookstown, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into Ireland's rich heritage.

A vibrant retail destination in Craigavon offering top brands, dining, and free parking in a welcoming community atmosphere.

Explore the historic Old Castle in Co. Cavan: Discover Irish heritage, local traditions, and captivating stories in a serene, picturesque setting.

Explore Castle Coole’s grand neo-classical mansion, historic servants’ tunnel, and tranquil 700-acre estate near Enniskillen.

Tranquil riverside woodland with historic roots, scenic trails, abundant wildlife, and stunning views near Cookstown.

A historic forest park near Cookstown blending gardens, woodland trails, camping, and scenic ruins in a tranquil natural setting.

Explore the historic grave of King Edward Bruce, the Last High King of Ireland, in the serene landscapes of Plaster, Co. Louth.

Charming artisan sweet shop and café in Omagh offering handcrafted sweets, ice cream, and quality tea and coffee in a cozy setting.

Discover authentic local crafts and unique handmade gifts in the heart of Omagh’s vibrant Market Street.

A tranquil garden in Omagh honoring the 31 victims of the 1998 bombing with light, reflection, and peace.

A vibrant Irish pub, bistro, and nightclub in Omagh blending tradition, quality dining, and live entertainment for over 40 years.

Explore the captivating history and architectural beauty of Knockabbey Castle in County Louth, a must-visit historical gem in Ireland.

A vibrant, award-winning arts venue in Omagh offering theatre, music, dance, exhibitions, and community events in a stunning modern setting.

Your comprehensive home improvement and garden centre in Omagh, offering quality products and expert advice for every project.

Discover panoramic views and local history at Flemings Folly, a charming stone tower in County Cavan, Ireland.

Discover the picturesque Carlingford Lough Greenway, a perfect blend of nature and adventure in Northern Ireland's scenic landscapes.

Experience the tranquility and historical charm of Ice House Hill Park in Dundalk, a perfect retreat for relaxation and exploration.

Discover Enniskillen’s historic Buttermarket, a vibrant courtyard of artisan crafts, galleries, and a cozy café in a restored 19th-century dairy market.

Explore diverse habitats and scenic trails on a peninsula in Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland’s premier nature reserve for wildlife and family-friendly outdoor fun.

Explore the Heart Space Statue in Dundalk, Co. Louth - a stunning symbol of creativity and community artistry in a beautiful park setting.

Explore the wonders of Lough Neagh at the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, where nature meets adventure in an unforgettable experience.

A 15th‑century fortress on the River Erne, now home to two fascinating museums and a modern heritage gateway in the heart of Enniskillen.

Discover Enniskillen’s culinary treasures on a guided walking tour featuring over 20 local food and drink tastings in a historic island town setting.

Explore Enniskillen Castle, a historic riverside fortress in Northern Ireland blending medieval heritage with rich cultural museums.

Experience the Fish Column in Dundalk, a stunning monument celebrating maritime heritage amidst beautiful scenic views.

Explore the captivating history and culture of Dundalk at County Museum Dundalk, a must-visit for all tourists seeking to understand the region's rich heritage.

Explore the Swinging Bridge in Co. Louth, a serene tourist attraction offering stunning views, picturesque walks, and a peaceful escape into nature.

Experience the tranquility of nature at Stephenstown Pond, a scenic park in Dundalk, Co. Louth, offering fishing, walking trails, and a cozy coffee shop.

Explore the serene Ladywell Shrine in Dundalk, Co. Louth, a captivating historical landmark steeped in culture and spiritual significance.

Discover the ancient wonders of Proleek Dolmen, a significant historical landmark in the heart of Ireland's lush countryside.

Explore the evocative ruins of Portora Castle, a 17th-century fortified manor guarding Enniskillen’s historic river crossing with scenic riverside views.