Discover the Historic Charm of Armagh Windmill

Explore the historic Armagh Windmill, a charming landmark embodying Northern Ireland's rich agricultural heritage amidst picturesque countryside.

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Armagh Windmill stands as a remarkable historical landmark, captivating tourists with its rich heritage and scenic surroundings. Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Armagh, this windmill is not just a site of historical significance but a symbol of the area's agricultural past, offering visitors a glimpse into the traditional practices that shaped the landscape. Its unique architecture and serene setting make it a perfect stop for anyone exploring the beauty of Northern Ireland.

A brief summary to Armagh Windmill

Armagh, GB

Local tips

Bring your camera to capture the stunning architecture and scenic surroundings.
Plan a picnic nearby to enjoy the serene landscape.
Visit during golden hour for the best lighting for photography.
Check local resources for any special events or guided tours that may be available.

Getting There

Car

If you're driving, start from the city center of Armagh. Head southwest on Market Street towards Upper English Street. Continue onto the A3 and follow the signs for the A28 toward Dungannon. After approximately 2 miles, take the exit toward BT60 4BR. Follow the local road signs, and you will find Armagh Windmill located at BT60 4BR. There is usually free parking available nearby.
Public Transportation

For those using public transport, you can take a local bus headed towards Dungannon from the Armagh bus station. Look for buses that stop at the A3 or nearby stops. Disembark at the closest stop to BT60 4BR, which should be around a 15-minute walk from the bus stop to Armagh Windmill. Make sure to check the bus schedule in advance as service may vary.
Walking

If you are already in the city center and prefer to walk, head southwest on Market Street towards Upper English Street. Continue straight onto the A3, then take a right onto the local road that leads towards BT60 4BR. It is approximately a 30-minute walk, so wear comfortable shoes and enjoy the scenery along the way.

Discover more about Armagh Windmill

Armagh Windmill is a beautifully preserved historical landmark located in the charming countryside of Armagh, Northern Ireland. This iconic windmill offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time and appreciate the agricultural heritage of the region. With its distinctive structure and traditional craftsmanship, the windmill serves as a reminder of the vital role that milling played in the local economy. As you approach, you'll be drawn to its striking silhouette against the backdrop of rolling hills and lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for photography and leisurely strolls. While visiting Armagh Windmill, take the time to immerse yourself in the surrounding landscape. The area is rich with scenic walking trails and opportunities for birdwatching, allowing you to connect with nature. The windmill's historical significance is complemented by informative displays that provide insights into the milling process and the history of the region. Although the windmill is currently closed for interior tours, its exterior remains a captivating sight, inviting visitors to explore the beauty of its surroundings. Don't miss the chance to enjoy a picnic nearby, where you can relax while taking in the stunning views of the countryside. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Armagh Windmill promises a delightful experience that captures the essence of Northern Ireland's rich heritage.

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Discover the Historic Charm of Armagh Windmill

A brief summary to Armagh Windmill

Local tips

Getting There

Car

Public Transportation

Walking

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Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Armagh Windmill

Milford House

Rossmore Monument

Dawson Monument

Rossmore Castle Ruins

Rossmore Mausoleum

Ballykeel Dolmen (State Care Monument)

Bragan Penal Cross

Cabin Wood, Woodland Trust

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Creggandevesky Court Tomb

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Bronze Age Monolith

Proleek Wedge Tomb

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St. Patrick's Cathedral

The Market Place Theatre & Arts Centre

St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Armagh

Saint Patrick's Way: The Pilgrim Walk

Palace Demesne Public Park

Armagh Friary (State Care Monument)

Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum

Armagh County Museum

Armagh Observatory

Stone Calendar, Armagh

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium

Palace Stables

Navan Centre & Fort, Armagh

Benburb Castle

National Trust - The Argory

Essential places to dine

Keegan's Bar & Restaurant

Mulberry Bistro

Cypros Giros Vasilis

Raffertys Bar

Bagel Bean

Dante’s Armagh

Uluru Bar & Grill

Embers

Subway

KFC Armagh - Lonsdale Road

Armagh Indian Nights

Armagh City Hotel

The Friary Restaurant

The Callan Bar

The Parkland Armagh

Markets, malls and hidden boutiques

Spice Boutique

McAnerney's

Pure Magic Boutique

EUROSPAR Thomas Street

Tip Top Shop

Melia Boutique Clothing & Accessories

Creative Ideas Home & Gift

Lottie and Rosie

Needle Art

Martins Discount Store Ltd

Bonmarché

H Emerson & Son Ltd

The Craic'd Pot Coffee House

Gasp

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Essential bars & hidden hideouts

Toby Jug

Red Neds

Edward O'Neill