Enniskillen
Marble Arch Caves · Photo: Shadowgate
A Fermanagh day that works in any weather: a guided tour through underground rivers at the Marble Arch Caves, a walk round Florence Court's walled garden and sawmill, then a castle museum back in Enniskillen.
Landmark · 10:00–12:00 (2h)
Book a guided tour; bring a warm layer for underground.
An indoor and outdoor show cave in Florencecourt, aimed at ages 4 and up.
Photo: Shadowgate
Historic House · 12:30–14:30 (2h)
Lunch in the café, then the walled garden and sawmill.
An indoor historic house in Enniskillen, aimed at ages 4 and up.
Photo: Andrew Humphreys (User:Andrewhumphreys)
Museum · 15:00–16:30 (1h30m)
Museums inside a 600-year-old Maguire castle on the river.
An indoor and outdoor museum in Enniskillen, aimed at ages 4–12.
Northern IrelandBelfast
Spend a rainy day under cover in Belfast's shipbuilding quarter. Start with the story of Titanic, grab lunch from the food stalls at a Victorian market hall, then climb aboard a real First World War warship.
Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic → St George's Market → HMS Caroline
Northern IrelandBallycastle
Two days on the north-east coast. Day one crosses Carrick-a-Rede and explores hidden harbours and beaches; day two heads into the Glens of Antrim for a riverside walk, a bucket-and-spade stop and a castle garden.
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge → Ballintoy Harbour → White Park Bay Beach → Ballycastle Beach + 3 more
Northern IrelandArmagh
Armagh packs a lot into a small city: a planetarium show and the Astropark, a picnic and play in the free Palace Demesne, then the ancient royal site of Navan Fort with its Iron Age characters.
Armagh Planetarium → Palace Stables Heritage Centre → Navan Centre and Fort
