During the winter months, Armagh takes on a magical charm. With rich history, stunning architecture and natural landscapes its a perfect winter escape.

You’ll discover hotels, guest-houses, B&Bs and unique places to stay, making your visit one to remember.

Experience the wonders of the night sky with guided observations through telescopes, and explore stars and the constellations (weather depended), at Armagh Planetarium.  Offering a unique opportunity to learn about the cosmos from expert astronomers, this is a night not to be missed, whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or new to astronomy!

Known as the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, Armagh is home to St Patrick’s (CoI) Cathedral and St Patrick’s (RC) Cathedral; both offering historic interiors, picturesque views and quiet space for reflection this winter.

Situated within walking distance of the City Centre, for over two hundred years, the undulating parkland of the Palace Demesne has been one of the glories of Armagh.  The Demesne, comprising some 300 acres, is the creation of Archbishop Richard Robinson.  The Palace was the residence of the Archbishops of the Church of Ireland from 1770 to 1975.

Just a short drive away nature lovers can explore Gosford Forest Park. Offering peaceful walks through woodlands and around tranquil lakes, with paths that are perfect for exploring winter landscape. The crisp air and serene surroundings provide refreshing moments of peace.