Starting point: Armagh County Museum (main entrance, Mall East)

Finishing point: Armagh First Presbyterian Church, Mall West

Duration & distance: Approx. 2 hours, covering a 1 km route at a relaxed, leisurely pace

What to expect:

• Discover Armagh’s rich history from pre-Christian times to the modern day
• Learn about myths, legends, and the city’s role as Ireland’s ecclesiastical capital
• Explore the conservation area with its striking architecture and public art
• Hear engaging facts and anecdotes from an experienced tour guide

Venue: Archbishop’s Palace, Armagh

Duration: Approx. 75 minutes

Age suitability: Not recommended for children under 8

What to expect:

• Exclusive access inside the historic Primate’s Palace
• Expert-led guided tour of this striking neo-classical building
• Insight into its role as the residence of Church of Ireland Archbishops until the 1970s

Starting point: “For the Love of Emer” sculpture (Scotch St & Dobbin St, opposite Johnston’s Bakery & Boots)

Finishing point: Market Place Theatre, Market St

Duration & distance: Approx. 2 hours, covering 1 km including steep inclines

What to expect:

• A storytelling-led journey blending ancient legend with modern city life
• Discover hidden Celtic myths and symbolic carvings throughout the city
• Learn about historic datestones and their significance

Starting point: Main entrance of St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral (top of steps)

Finishing point: The Friary, Killylea Road (Palace Demesne)

Duration & distance: Approx. 2 hours, covering 1.6 km including steep inclines

Age suitability: Suitable for children aged 7+ (accompanied by an adult)

What to expect:

• Visit inside St Patrick’s Cathedral and admire its Gothic Revival architecture
• Guided walk through Armagh’s historic streets, exploring St Patrick’s legacy
• Get a St Patrick’s Way Pilgrim Passport and collect stamps along the St Patrick’s Way trail

Starting point: John O’Connor Plaque, Banbrook Hill, Armagh

Finishing point: Armagh County Museum

Duration & distance: Approx. 2.5 hours, covering 1.6 km including steep inclines

What to expect:

• Guided walk connecting Armagh’s Blue Plaques and the stories behind them
• Discover notable figures including an actor, astronomer, writer, and more
• Learn how these individuals shaped the city’s heritage and identity
• Gain insight into the Ulster Blue Plaque scheme while exploring Armagh’s streets and hidden history