Best Attractions near Glenveagh National Park

Escape to Ballymacool Park in Letterkenny: Donegal's largest public park with walking trails, gardens, playground, and a unique sculpture.

Explore the rich heritage of County Donegal at the Donegal County Museum, a treasure trove of local history and culture in Letterkenny.

Discover a tropical paradise in Donegal: butterflies, exotic animals, and family fun await at Tropical World, Letterkenny.

Discover Ballykinard, County Donegal: A peaceful escape with stunning coastal scenery, rich history, and warm Irish hospitality.

Discover the breathtaking beauty and historical allure of Murder Hole Beach, a hidden gem nestled in County Donegal's Sheephaven Bay.

Discover panoramic views of Lough Swilly from Manorcunningham Viewpoint, a scenic gem along Donegal's Wild Atlantic Way.

Step back in time at Teach Mhuiris, a beautifully preserved 19th-century thatched cottage in Donegal's Gaeltacht region. A unique cultural experience awaits!

Discover the iconic Bád Eddie shipwreck on Magheraclogher Beach, a symbol of Donegal's maritime past and a photographer's dream.

Experience a nostalgic ride on Donegal's only operational narrow gauge railway, with stunning views of Lough Finn and the surrounding highlands.

Discover breathtaking panoramic views of Lough Finn and the surrounding mountains from this tranquil vantage point in County Donegal.

Experience the tranquil beauty of Carnboy Lough in County Donegal, a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventurers seeking serenity.

Experience the breathtaking Sea Arches of Donegal, where stunning coastal formations meet the rugged beauty of Ireland's cliffs.

Explore Fort Dunree’s rich military history and stunning coastal wildlife on Ireland’s scenic Inishowen Peninsula.

Discover the unspoiled beauty of Maggie's Strand in Donegal: a serene coastal escape with breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere.

Explore the historic ruins of Raphoe Castle in County Donegal, a 17th-century Bishop's Palace with a turbulent past and enduring charm.

Discover scenic trails, historical landmarks, and natural beauty in the tranquil Drumboe Woods near Stranorlar and Ballybofey, County Donegal.

Explore award-winning gardens, Ireland’s longest miniature railway, and family-friendly adventures in the scenic Oakfield Park, Donegal.

Experience a nostalgic miniature railway journey through the scenic landscapes of Oakfield Park in County Donegal.

Discover the untouched beauty of Cruit Island Wild Beach in Donegal, where golden sands meet the Atlantic waves in a serene setting.

Explore Neds Point Fort in Donegal: a Napoleonic-era coastal defense offering scenic views and a glimpse into Irish military history.

Historic Buncrana Lighthouse stands sentinel on Inishowen’s rugged coast, a beacon of maritime heritage and scenic coastal beauty.

Historic Fanad Head Lighthouse stands proudly on Donegal’s wild coast, offering panoramic Atlantic views, rich maritime history, and immersive tours.

A serene, reflective park in Buncrana commemorating John Newton’s refuge and the inspiration behind the hymn Amazing Grace.

Discover the storied Norman tower house where Gaelic lords once ruled and rebellion shaped the history of Inishowen, County Donegal.

A tranquil riverside park in Buncrana blending natural beauty, historic landmarks, and family-friendly charm along the Crana River.

Explore the ancient Grianan of Aileach, a majestic stone fort with panoramic views steeped in Irish myth and history on Donegal's Greenan Mountain.

Discover the scenic beauty and cultural significance of Gweebarra Bridge, an iconic landmark in County Donegal, Ireland.

A dramatic mountain pass through the Urris Hills, offering sweeping views across Lough Swilly and the Atlantic coast on Donegal’s Inishowen Peninsula.

Your gateway to Arranmore Island: Experience Donegal's largest island with its stunning scenery, rich history, and vibrant Gaelic culture.

Discover Maghery Beach, a serene Donegal escape with pristine sands, stunning island views, and rich history. Perfect for relaxation and adventure.

Discover the historic ruins of Mongavlin Castle in County Donegal, where Gaelic lords and Scottish nobles once shaped Ulster's destiny.

Discover the serene beauty of Maghery Strand in Donegal: a perfect blend of stunning coastal scenery, rich history, and outdoor adventure.

Explore Donegal's heritage at St Connell's Museum in Glenties, showcasing local history, culture, and traditions through fascinating artifacts and exhibits.

Discover Crohy Head Sea Arch in County Donegal, a breathtaking natural wonder with stunning views and serene coastal beauty.

Discover Ireland's lost wildlife in a Celtic rainforest sanctuary, supporting animal rescue and conservation on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Explore 100 acres of lakes, woodlands, and adventure activities at Derry’s vibrant community-run Creggan Country Park.

Discover Trá Athphort, a tranquil Donegal beach with golden sands, stunning ocean views, and a peaceful escape from the everyday hustle.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Glenevin Waterfall in Clonmany, Co. Donegal – a perfect escape into nature's serenity.

A cozy, community-focused pub in Londonderry’s Creggan area, offering hearty fare, local drinks, and live music in a warm atmosphere.

Historic Victorian park in Derry offering lush gardens, panoramic city views, and a vibrant community space for all ages.

Explore the Peacemakers Museum in Londonderry, a powerful tribute to peace and reconciliation efforts in Northern Ireland.

Discover the neo-Gothic majesty and vibrant spiritual heart of Derry at St Eugene's Cathedral, a 19th-century architectural gem and community cornerstone.

Discover the rich history of Londonderry at the Gasyard Heritage Centre, where heritage meets community in an engaging museum experience.

Discover Londonderry’s sole surviving medieval round tower, a symbol of monastic power and heritage nestled in the city’s heart.

A peaceful coastal park in Londonderry with golden sands, scenic views, and rich birdlife, perfect for family outings and nature lovers.

Discover centuries of faith and artistry at St. Columba’s Church Long Tower, a historic spiritual landmark in the heart of Londonderry.

Discover the rich spiritual heritage of Derry through the life and legacy of St Columba at this immersive heritage centre.

Discover Free Derry Corner, a historic landmark in Londonderry embodying the spirit of resilience and civil rights through its iconic murals.

Explore the powerful history and enduring spirit of Derry’s civil rights movement at the Museum of Free Derry.

Discover the vibrant heart of Irish language, music, and culture at Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin in the historic city of Derry.

A powerful community museum in Derry’s Bogside, telling the story of civil rights, Free Derry and Bloody Sunday through personal testimonies and original artefacts.

Rossville Street in Londonderry stands as a vivid canvas of history, murals, and memories from the heart of the Bogside’s civil rights struggle.

Visit the Bloody Sunday Monument in Londonderry to honor the victims of a tragic event and immerse yourself in the rich history of Northern Ireland.

Discover the rich history and stunning vistas at The Derry Walls, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Londonderry, Northern Ireland.

A striking open-air mural gallery in Londonderry commemorating the Northern Ireland Troubles through powerful art by the Bogside Artists.

Explore Londonderry’s rich history and vibrant culture at the Tower Museum, featuring immersive exhibits and stunning city views.

Discover the serene neo-Gothic St Augustine's Church, a historic spiritual oasis nestled on Londonderry’s ancient city walls.

Bold flavors and generous portions define Notorious Street Food, Londonderry’s beloved takeaway hotspot for tacos, loaded fries, and smash burgers.

Historic memorial and cultural hub honoring the apprentice boys who defended Londonderry during the 1688 siege.

Explore the dramatic 1689 Siege of Derry through immersive exhibits and heritage rooms honoring the city’s enduring legacy.

Discover Londonderry’s vibrant vintage market blending unique finds, local art, and a lively atmosphere on Palace Street.

A historic Presbyterian church in Derry~Londonderry, rooted in the city’s 1690 siege and offering quiet reflection in a central urban setting.

A vibrant shopping and leisure hub in Londonderry with diverse stores, cinema, and convenient amenities by the River Foyle.

A charming, imaginative children’s play café in Londonderry’s city centre, perfect for infants and toddlers to explore and create.

Riverside vantage point where Derry's charm and the Derry Girls legacy converge in peaceful contemplation.

Derry’s oldest building and first post-Reformation cathedral, where history, silver, and song echo through centuries within the city walls.