Isabell's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Iconic UNESCO world heritage site a must see. Fifty six miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Giant's Causeway
Iconic UNESCO world heritage site a must see. Fifty six miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Bushmills is the worlds oldest registered whiskey distillery, opened in 1608. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Old Bushmills Distillery
2 Distillery RdBushmills is the worlds oldest registered whiskey distillery, opened in 1608. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Worth a visit when on route to the Giants Causeway. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Dunluce Castle
87 Dunluce RdWorth a visit when on route to the Giants Causeway. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
An area of outstanding natural beauty, unrivalled anywhere in the world. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Causeway Coastal Route
An area of outstanding natural beauty, unrivalled anywhere in the world. Fifty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Rope bridge erected over 250 years by fishermen, recently renovated. Sixty two miles, one hour thirty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge
Rope bridge erected over 250 years by fishermen, recently renovated. Sixty two miles, one hour thirty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Norman castle erected 800 years ago. Fifty miles, fifty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Carrickfergus Castle
Marine HighwayNorman castle erected 800 years ago. Fifty miles, fifty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Historic city with many buildings with architectural significance and wall murals. Plenty of great pubs and restaurants to visit. Open top bus tour or black taxi tour a must. The Titanic centre a must visit. Forty miles , minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Belfast
Historic city with many buildings with architectural significance and wall murals. Plenty of great pubs and restaurants to visit. Open top bus tour or black taxi tour a must. The Titanic centre a must visit. Forty miles , minutes drive from Flowerhill.
This is a must visit attraction, highly recommended by many of our guests. Forty two miles, minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Titanic Belfast
1 Olympic WayThis is a must visit attraction, highly recommended by many of our guests. Forty two miles, minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Considered to be one of the most outstanding gardens in the world, the neo-classical house at Mount Stewart has been the much loved Irish home of the Stewart family. They were one of the most influential families both socially and politically in the 18th century. Fifty five miles, one hour five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Mount Stewart
Portaferry Road
Considered to be one of the most outstanding gardens in the world, the neo-classical house at Mount Stewart has been the much loved Irish home of the Stewart family. They were one of the most influential families both socially and politically in the 18th century. Fifty five miles, one hour five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
A UNESCO world heritage site. An area of outstanding natural beauty. Forty six miles, one hour forty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Mourne Mountains
Moyad RoadA UNESCO world heritage site. An area of outstanding natural beauty. Forty six miles, one hour forty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
An area of outstanding natural beauty. Sixty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Lower Lough Erne
An area of outstanding natural beauty. Sixty four miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
The landscape encompassing the Marble Arch Caves was formed over 340 million years ago. Today this natural environment of caves, rivers, mountains, ancient woodlands, waterfalls and gorges offer an opportunity for visitors to enjoy the incredible range of activities and experiences the Marble Arch Caves have to offer. Fifty nine miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Marble Arch Caves
43 Marlbank RdThe landscape encompassing the Marble Arch Caves was formed over 340 million years ago. Today this natural environment of caves, rivers, mountains, ancient woodlands, waterfalls and gorges offer an opportunity for visitors to enjoy the incredible range of activities and experiences the Marble Arch Caves have to offer. Fifty nine miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
A boardwalk meandering through pastures & blanket bog, plus steps up a mountain for sweeping views. Fifty eight miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail
A boardwalk meandering through pastures & blanket bog, plus steps up a mountain for sweeping views. Fifty eight miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Florence Court epitomises the Irish country house: a grand and elegant house in a romantic setting with self-sufficient demesne complete with gardens, parkland, woodland, and supporting buildings. The beauty and peacefulness of Florence Court bely the sometimes turbulent lives of those who lived and worked here during the course of its 300-year history. Fifty two miles, one hour ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Florence Court House
Florence Court epitomises the Irish country house: a grand and elegant house in a romantic setting with self-sufficient demesne complete with gardens, parkland, woodland, and supporting buildings. The beauty and peacefulness of Florence Court bely the sometimes turbulent lives of those who lived and worked here during the course of its 300-year history. Fifty two miles, one hour ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Our maiden city Derry/Londonderry is a walled city with an abundance of historic buildings. A tour of the city walls is a must do. Fifty five miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Londonderry
Our maiden city Derry/Londonderry is a walled city with an abundance of historic buildings. A tour of the city walls is a must do. Fifty five miles, one hour twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Beautiful rural mountainous terrain. Thirty three miles, one hour drive from Flowerhill.
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Sperrins
Beautiful rural mountainous terrain. Thirty three miles, one hour drive from Flowerhill.
Neo-classical National Trust mansion on a wooded riverside estate, with a playground and book shop. Eight miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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National Trust - The Argory
144 Derrycaw RdNeo-classical National Trust mansion on a wooded riverside estate, with a playground and book shop. Eight miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Ardress is nestled in the apple orchards of County Armagh and offers afternoons of fun and relaxation for everyone. Built in the 17th century as a farmhouse, Ardress was remodelled in Georgian times and has a character and charm all of its own.
• Elegant Neo-classical drawing-room with plasterwork by the Dublin plasterer Michael Stapleton
• Attractive garden with scenic woodland and riverside walks
• Home to an important collection of farm machinery and tools
• Rich apple orchards
• On display is the 1799 table made for the speaker of the Irish Parliament upon which King George V signed the Constitution of Northern Ireland on 22nd June 1921. Nine miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Ardress House
64 Annaghmore RdArdress is nestled in the apple orchards of County Armagh and offers afternoons of fun and relaxation for everyone. Built in the 17th century as a farmhouse, Ardress was remodelled in Georgian times and has a character and charm all of its own.
• Elegant Neo-classical drawing-room with plasterwork by the Dublin plasterer Michael Stapleton
• Attractive garden with scenic woodland and riverside walks
• Home to an important collection of farm machinery and tools
• Rich apple orchards
• On display is the 1799 table made for the speaker of the Irish Parliament upon which King George V signed the Constitution of Northern Ireland on 22nd June 1921. Nine miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Peatlands Park has a wilderness appeal with its wide open spaces and woodland. The park offers a unique opportunity to experience both peatland and woodland habitats and their varied wildlife. Six miles, ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Peatlands Park
33 Derryhubbert RdPeatlands Park has a wilderness appeal with its wide open spaces and woodland. The park offers a unique opportunity to experience both peatland and woodland habitats and their varied wildlife. Six miles, ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Dungannon Park is a 70 acre oasis centred round an idyllic stream fed lake only 2 miles from Dungannon town centre. A network of interesting pathway walks. Four miles, ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Dungannon Park
Moy RoadDungannon Park is a 70 acre oasis centred round an idyllic stream fed lake only 2 miles from Dungannon town centre. A network of interesting pathway walks. Four miles, ten minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Colourful in spring with daffodils and rhododendrons and home to a herd of white fallow deer. Nature trail runs through oak and beech trees, passing a Victorian garden, wishing well and old archway. Free access. Wheelchair access. Six miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Parkanaur Forest Park
Colourful in spring with daffodils and rhododendrons and home to a herd of white fallow deer. Nature trail runs through oak and beech trees, passing a Victorian garden, wishing well and old archway. Free access. Wheelchair access. Six miles, fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Drum Manor Forest Park is a lovely place to visit. You can walk through the forest, round the ponds or feed the ducks. There's a great park for the kids to play. Thirteen miles, twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Drum Manor Forest Park
Drum RoadDrum Manor Forest Park is a lovely place to visit. You can walk through the forest, round the ponds or feed the ducks. There's a great park for the kids to play. Thirteen miles, twenty minutes drive from Flowerhill.
The Ulster American Folk Park is an open-air museum just outside Omagh, in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. With more than 30 exhibit buildings to explore, the museum tells the story of three centuries of Irish emigration. Thirty seven miles, forty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Ulster American Folk Park
2 Mellon RdThe Ulster American Folk Park is an open-air museum just outside Omagh, in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. With more than 30 exhibit buildings to explore, the museum tells the story of three centuries of Irish emigration. Thirty seven miles, forty five minutes drive from Flowerhill.
Stand on the Hill of The O'Neill and you are standing on one of the most important sites in the history of Ireland. A stronghold of noblemen, a place of authority and ... Stand on the Hill of The O’Neill and you are standing on one of the most important sites in the history of Ireland.
A stronghold of noblemen, a place of authority and power. A region ruled for over 400 years by one of the most powerful dynasties in Ulster – The O Neill’s.
Discover how this location was at the centre of a nine year war that changed the landscape of Ulster forever.
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HILL of THE O'NEILL, Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre
26 Market SquareStand on the Hill of The O'Neill and you are standing on one of the most important sites in the history of Ireland. A stronghold of noblemen, a place of authority and ... Stand on the Hill of The O’Neill and you are standing on one of the most important sites in the history of Ireland.
A stronghold of noblemen, a place of authority and power. A region ruled for over 400 years by one of the most powerful dynasties in Ulster – The O Neill’s.
Discover how this location was at the centre of a nine year war that changed the landscape of Ulster forever.
Gortin Glen Forest Park
Glenpark Road
Glenpark Estate Ltd
38 Gortin RdGreat for a family day out
Glenariff Forest Park
Glenariffe RoadAmazing wathefall in a beautiful forest park.
A network of trails connects reed beds, meadows, ponds & birdwatching hides in a protected park on the banks of lough Neagh. Peace and tranquillity.
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Oxford Island Nature Reserve
A network of trails connects reed beds, meadows, ponds & birdwatching hides in a protected park on the banks of lough Neagh. Peace and tranquillity.
Barnes Gap
Gorticashel RoadBeautiful drive through the Sperrins an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Black Mountain
Divis RoadPanoramic views over Belfast.
Romantic, atmospheric, tunnel-like avenue of intertwined beech trees, planted in the 18th-century made famous in Game of Thrones.
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The Dark Hedges
Bregagh RoadRomantic, atmospheric, tunnel-like avenue of intertwined beech trees, planted in the 18th-century made famous in Game of Thrones.
Food scene
Tucked away in Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone, three miles from Dungannon,we offer the best of pub food with touches of contemporary cuisine. Built in 1797 Brewers House is one of the oldest public houses in the area.Highly recommended.
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The Brewer's House
73 Castlecaulfield Rd
Tucked away in Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone, three miles from Dungannon,we offer the best of pub food with touches of contemporary cuisine. Built in 1797 Brewers House is one of the oldest public houses in the area.Highly recommended.
Viscounts Restaurant in Dungannnon, was established in 1994 and has won numerous awards since. Now one of the best loved Restaurants in the province. Highly recommended.
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Viscounts Restaurant
10 Northland Row
Viscounts Restaurant in Dungannnon, was established in 1994 and has won numerous awards since. Now one of the best loved Restaurants in the province. Highly recommended.
The gasworks
11 Perry StreetThis is a lively bar with good pub grub.
Hagan's Bar & Bar Bella
39 Irish StVery popular local bar with good food
PG Chips Cohannon
208 Ballynakilly RoadDelivery to Flowerhill
Su's Welcome
22 Perry StreetChinese take away no delivery
The Dome Pizzeria
44 - 46 Perry StreetGood quality Pizza take away
Quality sit in and take away Indian restaurant. No delivery unfortunately.
Bengal Spice Indian Restaurant and Takeaway
4D Thomas StreetQuality sit in and take away Indian restaurant. No delivery unfortunately.
Indian Spice Takeaway Dungannon
14 Church StreetGood quality Indian take away. No delivery unfortunately.
Deli On The Green
19 Beechvalley WayExcellent food , a little bit different.
TIME Cookstown
40-42 James StGood quality food and drinks.
The Jailbird Garden Bar
40-42 James StreetGood bar food and cocktails
The Head O the Road
39 Clontylew RdGood pub grub in a quaint old style country pub.
Landi’s Coalisland
Good quality traditional fish and chip shop just one mile away. No deliveries
Neighbourhoods
Moy
Quaint tree lined village with lots of pubs, restaurants and boutiques to visit.
The market town of Cookstown is a great shopping town with some nice bars and restaurants. It is just fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
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Cookstown
The market town of Cookstown is a great shopping town with some nice bars and restaurants. It is just fifteen minutes drive from Flowerhill.
The Linen Green Moygashel, is Northern Ireland's leading shopping village, located just outside Dungannon, off junction 15 on the M1 motorway.
Linen green
Linen CourtThe Linen Green Moygashel, is Northern Ireland's leading shopping village, located just outside Dungannon, off junction 15 on the M1 motorway.
Dungannon
Dungannon has a Sainsbury’s, Tesco’s and a Lidl for your food supplies.