Discover Armagh at Your Own Pace
From accessible attractions and welcoming places to eat, to historic landmarks and peaceful green spaces, this short break showcases some of Armagh’s most accessible experiences. Whether you’re visiting with mobility needs, sensory requirements or simply looking for a relaxed getaway, you’ll find plenty to enjoy.
Arrive & Stay at Armagh City Hotel
Check in to Armagh City Hotel and settle into your accessible room.
The hotel offers specially designed accessible bedrooms with grab rails, lower-level amenities and adapted bathrooms. Accessible rooms feature a king and single bed, with wet room options available on request.
Afternoon: Explore Gosford Forest Park
After travelling, get some fresh air with a visit to Gosford Forest Park.
Set across 240 acres of woodland and parkland, Gosford is a great place to enjoy nature at your own pace. Watch out for the park’s famous red deer, take in views of the historic Gosford Castle and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
There are accessible walking trails throughout the park, and during summer months visitors aged 12+ can access trails using the inclusive ‘All Out Trekking’ off-road mobility vehicle.
Before you leave, stop at Barista Express for a coffee, sweet treat or light bite.
Evening: Dinner at Uluru Bar & Grill
Head into Armagh city centre for dinner at Uluru Bar & Grill.
The restaurant offers step-free access, an accessible toilet and lift access between floors. With plenty of space and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s a comfortable choice for an evening meal.
Evening: Enjoy a Show at The Market Place Theatre
Finish the day with a show at The Market Place Theatre.
The theatre offers wheelchair spaces, lifts to all levels, hearing assistance systems and a range of autism-friendly supports. Quiet spaces, sensory resources and relaxed performances help make visits more comfortable for everyone.
Morning: Visit Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
After breakfast, head to Armagh Observatory and Planetarium.
This fully accessible attraction offers interactive exhibits, immersive dome shows and fascinating stories about space and science. Visitors can make use of wheelchair-friendly facilities, lifts, a Changing Places facility and a dedicated sensory room.
The Planetarium also hosts Accessible Sundays, with reduced visitor numbers and additional sensory supports.
Lunch: Mulberry Bistro
Stop for lunch at Mulberry Bistro, located opposite St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral.
This welcoming family-run café serves homemade breakfasts and lunches using locally sourced ingredients. It is accessible for wheelchair users and offers beautiful views of the cathedral across the road.
Afternoon: Visit Armagh’s Two St Patrick’s Cathedrals
Before heading home, take time to visit Armagh’s famous St Patrick’s Cathedrals.
St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral offers step-free entry, wheelchair ramps and braille guides, helping visitors explore one of the city’s most iconic buildings.
A short distance away, St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral also provides step-free access and ramps, making it easier to discover its history, architecture and peaceful surroundings.
Together, these two landmarks tell the story of Armagh’s unique place as Ireland’s Ecclesiastical Capital.
