A story for                every soul.

Explore Armagh’s signature sights and sensory experiences — ideal for a short break packed with heritage, taste and discovery.

• Stroll through centuries at Armagh’s twin cathedrals, libraries, and Georgian streets.
• Taste your way through the orchards, from cider farms to fire-cooked festivals.
• Try something new — from guided walking tours to kayaking on Craigavon Lakes.

From skyline silhouettes to rural views, Armagh delivers moments that stay with you — and yes, they look great on camera too.

• Capture the grandeur of Armagh’s hilltop cathedrals and leafy Georgian boulevards.
• Find the unexpected in orchard rows, riverside trails, and peaceful historic parks.
• Seek the cinematic — soft misty mornings, golden-hour light, and dramatic stonework.

• World-class filmmaking on the shores of Northern Ireland.
• World’s only official experience dedicated to the global TV phenomenon, Game of Thrones Studio Tour allows visitors to step straight onto authentic sets.
• Plus, gain unfiltered access to hundreds of original costumes, weapons, and props crafted by a team of talented artists, many of whom called this land home.

• Go on a guided film location tour
• Take a road trip on the iconic Wild Atlantic Way
• Visit a centuries-old castle, like Belfast Castle, Dunluce Castle or King John’s Castle

• Skellig Michael – used in a film set in “a galaxy far, far away…”
• Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the Causeway Coastal Route
• Co. Sligo’s Streedagh Beach, with Ben Bulben in the background
• Malin Head, putting you right on the edge of Europe

• The weather can change quickly – bring outerwear for rain and shine
• Check if your viewpoint is known for its sunsets and come earlier to get a good spot
• Don’t try to hit too many landmarks at once. Try 2-3 max per day.