Armagh

Armagh boasts two St. Patrick's Cathedrals—Anglican and Catholic—on land where St. Patrick founded a church in 445 AD. Explore the Anglican crypt from 1268 or admire the Catholic cathedral's Gothic Revival twin spires.

Northern Ireland's premier astronomy center offers immersive digital dome shows and interactive exhibits. Touch Ireland's largest meteorite while exploring the Astropark with scale models of our solar system.

Step back in time at Emain Macha, ancient seat of Ulster's kings and Ireland's legendary archaeological treasure. Experience Celtic life through interactive exhibits and costumed interpreters.

Dating back to AD 445, this cathedral marks Ireland's ecclesiastical capital where Saint Patrick founded his church. Explore medieval architecture, stained glass windows, and the historic crypt.

This former residence of Church of Ireland Archbishops offers 300 acres of historic parkland and exotic trees. Wander through formal gardens and the sensory-focused Garden of the Senses for a peaceful retreat.

Northern Ireland's oldest public library houses rare books, including Swift's annotated "Gulliver's Travels" and early Handel's "Messiah" editions. Browse illuminated manuscripts in this serene Georgian treasure.

The Market Place Theatre showcases Armagh's vibrant arts scene in a modern 400-seat venue with perfect sightlines. Enjoy world-class performances from comedy to ballet in Northern Ireland's premier cultural destination.

This historic Georgian park offers tree-lined walkways and expansive greens in the heart of Armagh. Watch summer cricket matches or enjoy a picnic amidst the cultural memorials and sculptures.