Location

Armagh Georgian Festival takes place in the heart of Armagh City, Ireland’s oldest city and ecclesiastical capital. Armagh is one of the best-preserved Georgian cities in Ireland, providing a beautiful setting for the festival, with its elegant Georgian architecture, historic streets and tree-lined Mall at the centre of the celebrations. From browsing the festive market to enjoying the festival atmosphere, everything is set within the city centre, making it easy to explore all that Armagh has to offer.

📍 Armagh Georgian Festival
Armagh City Centre, BT61 7BW

Getting Here

We encourage visitors to use public transport where possible, in support of our sustainability goals.

By Car: Follow signs for Armagh via A3 from NI or Dublin. Council-operated car parks are free on Georgian Day (29 November). Please note: on street and private parking may be limited due to road closures.

By Public Transport: Trains from Dublin or Belfast to Portadown connect with free shuttles (29 November). Armagh is on a direct bus link from many areas north and south of the border. There are two main bus services; Translink (Northern Ireland) and Bus Eireann (Republic of Ireland).

Park & Ride: Services operate on Georgian Day with routes to be announced.

General Info

Armagh Georgian Festival is a series of unique experiences, which celebrate the many different aspects of Georgian Armagh including buildings, history, and heritage. All events are subject to change or cancellation in line with unforeseen circumstances. For further information please click here.

Accessibility

To enable a wider audience to attend, we endeavour to make our events as inclusive as possible. For further information please click here.

Contact Us

Have a question about the Armagh Georgian Christmas Festival? We’re here to help – get in touch!

Email: georgianarmagh@armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk

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