All Attractions in Armagh

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

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

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

Northern Ireland’s leading centre for astronomy, where historic observatories meet immersive planetarium shows and a sprawling Astropark under the Armagh sky.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Discover Armagh’s 18th-century Georgian heritage at the Palace Stables, a historic stable complex set in scenic parkland with family-friendly amenities and unique events.

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

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.

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

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

Discover Tollymore Forest Park’s enchanting trails, historic follies, and wildlife sanctuary at the foot of the Mourne Mountains.