A journey through Armagh’s spiritual heritage

Morning: Begin with a guided walking tour of Armagh City, from the historic Franciscan Friary through the ancient streets associated with St Patrick. Receive a St Patrick’s Way Pilgrim Passport and collect stamps along the route while discovering the city’s remarkable Christian heritage.

Lunch: Enjoy a group lunch in Armagh City, close to the Cathedral grounds.

Afternoon: Visit St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral, on the site associated with Patrick’s first church, before continuing to St Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral and Museum, exploring its striking architecture, sacred artefacts and rich ecclesiastical heritage.

Perfect for: Pilgrimage and faith groups, heritage and cultural visitors, active retirement groups and anyone interested in the story and legacy of St Patrick.

Morning: Visit Dan Winter’s Cottage, one of Ireland’s longest thatched, mud-walled cottages. Hear stories of generations past, explore the historic living quarters, old grocer’s shop and traditional hand loom, and enjoy apple pancakes cooked over the hearth.

Lunch: Enjoy a relaxed group lunch at the Seagoe Hotel, Portadown, before travelling into County Armagh’s apple-growing countryside.

Afternoon: Experience Long Meadow Cider Farm, a third-generation family farm. Tour the orchards and production facilities, discover how Armagh apples are transformed into award-winning products, and finish with a tasting in the glass-fronted Bramley Barn overlooking the orchard.

Perfect for: Food and drink groups, heritage and cultural visitors, active retirement groups, agricultural groups and anyone looking to experience the authentic flavours and traditions of County Armagh.

Explore literature, art, architecture and screen

Morning: Visit Armagh Robinson Library, home to rare books and literary treasures, before a guided tour of Brownlow House, renowned for its distinctive “Calendar House” design.

Lunch: Enjoy a group lunch at Brownlow House.

Afternoon: Discover the work of celebrated sculptor F.E. McWilliam at the F.E. McWilliam Gallery & Studio, before stepping behind the scenes at the Game of Thrones Studio Tour, with authentic sets, costumes and props from the acclaimed series.

Perfect for: Cultural and heritage groups, art and literary enthusiasts, active retirement groups and screen tourism fans.

Experience the stories, sport and traditions of Ireland

Morning: Step into ancient Ireland at Navan Centre & Fort, where archaeology, mythology and Celtic characters bring over 2,000 years of history to life. Then try your hand at Armagh Road Bowling, learning the skills and traditions behind this much-loved local sport.

Lunch & Afternoon: Travel to the Halfway House, Banbridge, for an authentic taste of Irish pub culture, combining local food with traditional music, song and storytelling, finishing with an Irish Coffee masterclass.

Perfect for: Cultural and heritage groups, active retirement groups, special interest groups and visitors looking for an authentic and interactive Irish experience.

Morning: Begin at Long Meadow Cider Farm, a third-generation family farm, for an orchard tour and tasting of award-winning local products. Continue to Dan Winter’s Cottage, where family stories, rural traditions and apple pancakes over the hearth bring generations of local life to life.

Lunch: Enjoy a group lunch in Armagh City.

Afternoon: Try your hand at Armagh Road Bowling, learning the skills and stories behind this much-loved local tradition before putting your technique to the test.

Perfect for: Cultural and heritage groups, active retirement groups, food and drink enthusiasts and visitors seeking authentic local experiences and connections.