U.S. Grant Ancestral Homestead
Welcome to Mid Ulster in the heart of Northern Ireland. Take time to visit, explore and unwind, in your own way and experience Mid Ulster for yourself.
Garden of the Celtic Saints
Welcome to the website for Devenish Parish (Irvinestown). This website aims to present easily accessible information about our Parish. Our purpose is to let you know about church and parish events that are currently taking place whether these are religious, cultural or historical. We also wish to promote and publicise the good work of parish…
Crawfordsburn Country Park
With tranquil walks through peaceful meadows and wooded glens and a stunning waterfall, Crawfordsburn Country Park provides a relaxing natural
Greencombe Gardens
“An exceptional gardeners world in an exquisite setting overlooking Porlock Bay
Yewbarrow House & Gardens
€œThe idea that Grange is only a winter or early spring resort, and that in summer it is extremely hot and enervating, is very erroneous, as in the warmest weather there is always a refreshing breeze blowing gently in from the open expanse of the estuary, and its ozonic properties are most relaxing. €Mason’s Pocket…
St Paul’s Walden Bury
. this utterly dreamy garden undoubtedly one of the great surviving early C18th gardens . to me what makes it so magical is the contrast between the geometry and the softness. The woods are alive; thick with honeysuckle and woodpeckers Perhaps the best time to visit is in June when the place is awash with…
Bates Green Garden
1.5 acre English garden – designed by acclaimed plantswoman Carolyn McCutchan in 1968 and planted in a naturalistic style. Refreshments. Free parking.
Clun Castle
11th century Welsh Border castle with dramatic riverside location and extensive earthworks built to proclaim Norman dominance. Tall 13th century keep is unusually set on the side of its mound.
Somerleyton Hall
12 acres of spectacular gardens for you to discover, with beautiful surprises around every turn.
Bagots Castle
14th Century castle in Baginton, near Warwick. Consolidated and open to the public. Built by Sir William Bagot, an MP and friend of King Henry IV