All Attractions in Fermanagh

Access the serene Blackslee Waterfall Walk from this convenient parking spot near Enniskillen, immersing in forest trails and stunning waterfall views.

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

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

Traverse Northern Ireland’s iconic Stairway to Heaven, a breathtaking mountain boardwalk trail through pristine bogland to panoramic summit views.

Explore Northern Ireland’s iconic Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail, a breathtaking 11km hike through pristine bogland to a stunning mountain summit viewing platform.

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.

Discover the majestic limestone cliff of Hanging Rock nestled in County Fermanagh’s serene nature reserve and geopark landscape.

Explore tranquil limestone hills and gentle nature walks in the scenic Killykeeghan National Nature Reserve near Enniskillen.

A warm and lively gastropub in Belcoo offering authentic Irish hospitality, hearty fare, and perfectly poured Guinness in a welcoming community setting.

Explore the stunning underground rivers and limestone formations of Northern Ireland’s Marble Arch Caves, a captivating natural wonder open year-round.

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

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

Discover Pollnagollum Cave’s stunning waterfall entrance nestled in Belmore Forest, a scenic gem of Northern Ireland’s Fermanagh Lakelands.

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

Explore the evocative ruins of St Mary's Augustinian Priory, a serene medieval monastic site on Devenish Island rich with history and spiritual heritage.

Explore the evocative ruins of Tully Castle, a 17th-century plantation fortress steeped in history and tragedy on the shores of Lower Lough Erne.

Explore White Island’s haunting monastic ruins and rare 9th-century stone figures nestled in the tranquil waters of Lower Lough Erne.