County Fermanagh Tourism
Northern Ireland County Fermanagh • Visitor's Guide
Irish Historical Sites To Visit NI Natural Attractions To See
in County Fermanagh
County Fermanagh Tourist Places To Go • Visitor Things To Do
Belleek
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Belleek in County
Fermanagh, Northern Ireland is famous for its pottery. The Belleek pottery factory,
producing the world renowned fine glazed Belleek porcelain, was established in
1857 and is Ireland's oldest pottery factory. Visitors can observe the firing,
glazing and decorating of potteries by skilled craftsmen as well as learn how
the delicate and intricate strands are woven together, the tiny petals, stems
and twigs are created by hand and attached to vases and pots. There is also a
visitors' centre, an audio visual theatre and a museum which provide detailed
insight into pottery manufacturing.
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in Co Fermanagh
Location: Belleek,
County Fermanagh
Boa Island
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Boa Island is situated in Lough Erne,
County Fermanagh, and is joined to the mainland by a
bridge. On the island's western side, close to the ancient cemetery, there are
two figures made out of stone called the 'Janus Statues'; these have a face on
both sides and are reputed to be over 2000 years old.
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in Co Fermanagh
Location: Lough Erne,
County Fermanagh
Castle Archdale Country Park
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Castle Archdale Country Park,
in County Fermanagh, is a beautiful park containing deciduous
trees, red deer, a butterfly garden and the ruins of Castle Archdale. From
Castle Archdale Country Park one can visit White Island, in Lough Erne, which
contains a ruined abbey that has some very interesting carvings.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: Irvinestown,
County Fermanagh
Castle Caldwell Forest
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Castle Caldwell Forest in
County Fermanagh is a conservation forest containing red deer,
bird sanctuaries and walking trails. Castle Caldwell, a Northern Ireland plantation castle built
in 1611, and located in the forest grounds, is a ruin but is due for
restoration.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: near Belleek,
County Fermanagh
Castle Coole
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Castle Coole, built in 1796, is a splendid neoclassical Palladian
mansion, the family home of the Earls of Belmore, County Fermanagh. Its exterior is made of
Portland stone that reflects the changing daylight, and its interior is endowed
with delicate plaster work, exquisite woodwork, furnishings and a well stocked
library. Overlooking a lake, it has delightful landscaped gardens and there are
many walks in the castle grounds.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: Enniskillen,
County Fermanagh
Crom Estate
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Crom Estate is a vast and an important
Northern Ireland nature conversation area in County Fermanagh. It
covers over 1,500 acres of woodlands, wetlands and parklands with many wonderful
walking paths and trails. Crom Old Castle and Crichton Tower are two interesting
ruins to be found in the grounds of the estate.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: Newtownbutler
Devenish Island & Monastic Site
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Devenish Island is an interesting and picturesque island situated in
Lough Erne, County Fermanagh. It has many monastic ruins which includes a 12th century Augustinian
abbey, an 80 foot high well preserved round tower which can be climbed by
internal ladders, and St. Molaise's house who founded the monastic settlement
during the 4th century.
County Fermanagh Tourism:
Northern Ireland Historical Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place To Go
in Co Fermanagh
Location: Lough Erne,
County Fermanagh
Drumskinny Stone Circle
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Drumskinny Stone Circle consists of 39 stones set in a circle. The
arrangement is supposed to be related to the seasons, moon and sun. The site
dates from the Bronze Age.
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Northern Ireland Historical Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place To Go
in Co Fermanagh
Location: Kesh, County
Fermanagh
Enniskillen Castle
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Enniskillen Castle is a delightful medieval castle
in Northern Ireland. It was the seat of
the Maguires, the chieftains of the whole of Fermanagh. At present it is the
Fermanagh county museum as well as the Northern Ireland regimental museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
County Fermanagh Tourism:
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in Co Fermanagh
Location: Enniskillen,
County Fermanagh
Florence Court House & Forest
Park
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Florence Court House,
County Fermanagh, is a three storey mansion built in the middle of the
18th century, was the seat of the Earls of Enniskillen. It was named after
Florence the wife of the Earl of Enniskillen and features beautiful Rococo
plasterwork. The grounds contain a water powered sawmill and a 200 year old
Irish yew tree which is known to be the parent of all Irish-type yews. Florence
Court Forest Park which is located beside Florence Court House has got
delightful gardens, walks and picnic sites; the park is noted for its superb
views of the surrounding Northern Ireland mountains.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: Enniskillen,
County Fermanagh
Marble Arch Caves
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Marble Arch Caves is a spectacular series of subterranean limestone
caves in County Fermanagh. The visitor can explore, through winding passages and huge caverns, a
fascinating complex of underground rivers, waterfalls, stalactite and stalagmite
cave formations using spectacular walkways and by taking a subterranean boat trip.
County Fermanagh Tourism: Northern Ireland
Natural Attraction Site To Visit / NI Tourist Place of Beauty To See & Fun Co Fermanagh Visitor Things To Do
Location: Florencecourt,
County Fermanagh
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