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Turners Bar at Charlemont Arms Hotel, Armagh

Traditional pub charm meets warm hospitality in the heart of historic Armagh at Turners Bar, part of the iconic Charlemont Arms Hotel.

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Turners is a traditional pub located within the Charlemont Arms Hotel in the heart of Armagh, Northern Ireland. Known for its friendly atmosphere and well-stocked bar, it offers a cozy setting for both locals and visitors. The pub is part of a historic hotel established in 1936, blending classic charm with modern hospitality. It serves as a popular social hub featuring drinks, occasional live music, and access to fine dining in the hotel's adjoining restaurants.

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57-65 Upper English St, Armagh, BT61 7LB, GB
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Duration: 1 to 3 hours
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Mid ranged
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Mobile reception: 4 out of 5

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    Getting There

    Bus

    Take the Ulsterbus service to Armagh city centre; from the main bus stops, Turners is a 10-minute walk. Buses run frequently with fares around £3-£5 depending on your starting point.

    Car

    Driving to Turners is straightforward via the A3 or A28 roads into Armagh. On-site parking at Charlemont Arms Hotel is limited and free but fills quickly, so early arrival is recommended.

    Taxi

    Local taxi services provide quick access to Turners from anywhere in Armagh, typically costing £5-£10 depending on distance and time of day.

    Walking

    If staying nearby in Armagh, Turners is easily reachable on foot via paved city centre streets, with a walk duration of 5-15 minutes depending on your location. The terrain is flat and accessible.

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    Local tips

    Visit during evenings for live music nights to enjoy a lively local atmosphere.
    Pair your drinks with a meal at Turners Bistro for a full dining experience.
    Check the hotel’s event schedule for special social gatherings or themed nights.
    Arrive early on weekends to secure seating as the pub can get busy with locals.

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    A Historic Hub in Armagh’s Georgian Heart

    Turners Bar is nestled within the Charlemont Arms Hotel, an elegant town house hotel established in 1936. The hotel itself is a longstanding landmark in Armagh’s historic Georgian city centre, just a short distance from the city’s two famous cathedrals. Turners inherits this rich heritage, offering visitors a traditional pub experience steeped in local culture and history.

    Warmth and Community in a Classic Setting

    The pub exudes a welcoming and convivial atmosphere, favored by locals and visitors alike. Its well-stocked bar caters to a variety of tastes, featuring a selection of beers, spirits, and wines. The friendly staff contribute to the relaxed vibe, making Turners a comfortable spot for socializing, casual drinks, or an evening out. The adjoining Charlemont Arms Hotel enhances this experience with two bars under one roof, including The Lounge, creating a lively yet intimate environment.

    Culinary Delights and Social Evenings

    Turners benefits from its connection to the Charlemont’s dining venues, especially Turners Bistro, known for its quality food and fine wine. Guests can enjoy a meal alongside their drinks or attend live music nights and other social events hosted within the hotel. This combination of good food, drink, and entertainment makes Turners a versatile venue for both casual visits and special occasions.

    Modern Comforts Meet Traditional Charm

    While maintaining its traditional pub identity, Turners is part of a hotel that offers modern amenities including comfortable seating, clean facilities, and a cozy interior design that respects the building’s heritage. The hotel’s rooms are spacious and well-appointed, creating a seamless blend of old-world charm and contemporary comfort.

    Location and Accessibility

    Situated at 57-65 Upper English Street, Turners is centrally located in Armagh, making it easily accessible for visitors exploring the city. The area is rich in history and culture, providing a scenic backdrop that complements the pub’s inviting ambiance. The hotel offers on-site parking and is within walking distance of many of Armagh’s attractions.

    A Local Favourite with a Friendly Reputation

    Turners enjoys a positive reputation for its friendly service and authentic pub atmosphere. While some visitors note variability in food quality, the overall experience is enhanced by the warm hospitality and the pub’s role as a social focal point in Armagh. Whether stopping by for a drink, a meal, or to enjoy live entertainment, Turners offers a genuine taste of Northern Irish pub culture.

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