History & Heritage Itinerary

The Rabbit Restaurant, Templepatrick fermanaghlakelands.com Lo&Slo Food Truck, Derry~Londonderry Erne Boat Hire, Enniskillen Tully Castle, Church Hill Devenish Island, Lough Erne Belleek Pottery Visitor Centre, Belleek Day Two Drive to Belleek, a picturesque village known for its world-famous Belleek Pottery. Established in 1857, this renowned pottery has garnered a reputation for creating some of theworld'smost exquisite fine china. Visitors to Belleek Pottery Visitor Centre can explore the history of the pottery, witness the meticulous behind the scences production process on a guided tour, and shop for their own exquisite Belleek pieces as treasuredmementos or elegant gifts. Morning That afternoon pack a picnic, hire a "wee red boat" with Erne Boat Hire and head for Devenish Island, a tranquil and historic gem in the heat of Fermanagh's lakelands. The island boasts a rich tapestry of history dating back over a thousand years. At its heart stands the hauntingly beautiful Devenish Monastic Site, a collection of well-preservedmedieval ruins, including a round tower and a stunning 12th-century church. These ancient structures tell the story of Irishmonasticismand the enduring spirit of the peoplewho lived andworshiped here. Visitors can explore the island's rich heritage, admire the picturesque landscapes, and savor a true sense of serenity in this remarkable corner of Northern Ireland. Afternoon Finish the day with a leisurely stroll along the Tully Castle Trail, a route steeped in both built and natural heritage. This trail includes the remarkable remains of a fortified house and bawn built during the plantation era in the early 17th Century. This charming trail also includes a traditional Irish cottage which houses an interactive exhibition, beforewinding through a broadleaf forest along the shoreline to be rewardedwith commanding views of Lower Lough Erne. Evening 3