Things to See

Things to see

Fermanagh is waiting for you

Loaneden is located in the scenic Kesh valley on the norther edge of Lower Lough Erne. A wealth of attractions within easy reach include, Castle Archdale and the Millennium Forest, Monea Castle, Tully Castle, Island Ferries, Belleek Pottery, National Trust sites such as Castle Coole and Florence Court and historic towns with stunning lakes and countryside.

The nearby lakes and waterways offer angling and watersports. Only 5 miles from Co Donegal we are a convenient stepping stone to the west coast of Ireland.

So much to do

devenish islkand
castle coole
belleek-pottery
enniskillen castle

Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark

Situated a few miles from Enniskillen, The Mable Arch Caves are one of Europe’s finest show caves, a must see when visiting Fermanagh. Take a guided tour and enjoy seeing the stalagmites and other formations throughout the caves.

Florencecourt Estate

This large 18th century house and estate located just outside Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh with breathtaking views to Benaughlin and the Cuilcagh mountains. This beautifully maintained estate is ideal for a great day family day out where you can take a guided tour inside the house and enjoy beautiful walks around the grounds and walled garden. Other interesting features include the sawmill and ice house and the Sumer House.

Belleek Pottery & Visitor Centre

Established in 1857 Belleek Pottery is one of Northern Irelands oldest and fascinating attractions. Situated in Belleek on the banks of Lough Erne take a tour and watch the local craftsmen produce some of the finest pieces of handcrafted pottery. Visit the audio video theatre and showroom and enjoy something to eat and drink in the restaurant. Visitors can also get the opportunity to purchase some gifts in the gift shop.

Castlecoole

Castlecoole is a National Trust late 18th Century Neo-Classical mansion surrounded by 700 acres of parkland and extensive woodland. Enjoy a beautiful walk around the grounds and a guided tour of the house.

 

Enniskillen Castle

Built in the 16th century, the castle is now home to the Fermanagh County Museum which focuses on the county’s history. It also houses the museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusilliers and the 5th royal Inniskiilling Dragoon Guards.

Lustybeg Island

Enjoy a short ferry ride over this wonderful retreat. Set 75 acres of woodland it offers you a range of things to do. On site facilities include a restaurant, bar, spa and activities centre.

Devenish Island

Enjoy Fermanagh by boat, take the 56 seater water boat MV Kestrel from the Round O jetty in Enniskillen to experience historic islands such as the ancient monastic site at Devenish Island

The Buttermarket

Enjoy a unique shopping experience by visiting The Buttermarket. Browse around the studios and galleries and enjoy the art and craft products.