Best places: Tourist attractions in Omagh, United Kingdom

👍 A nice park to walk through on the way to town. Beautiful church across the street.

Open-air history center where costumed actors & period buildings tell the story of Irish emigration.

Iconic gable wall commemorating Derry's time as an autonomous nationalist area from 1969–1972.

Modernistic bridge spanning the River Foyle, designed to improve relations in the city.

Restored Gothic-style Catholic cathedral notable for a 256-ft. spire, open since 1873.

👍👍 Beautiful park, good parking. Gardens and flower beds well presented. Nice to see the ducks, swans on a well managed lake area. If there was some sort of coffee van on site there would be more reason to stay longer.

Lavish quarters in a 17th-century country house on a 470-acre estate spread over 8 islands.

👍👍 Wow! A long and narrow road leads to this viewpoint as well as a path climbing up the hill. I took the road option as I didn't have time for the walk. A few cyclists and pedestrians as well as many in cars also. Worth the narrow drive to see the view. On a clear day it is stunning. Beautiful. Lots o...

👍👍 Definitely worth a visit to see The Derry Girls in all their glory Derry is a great city to visit. Only on the door step

History museum with multi-media exhibits on the region's civil rights movement & early conflict era.

Neo-classical National Trust mansion on a wooded riverside estate, with a playground and book shop.

👍👍 The Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall is best known as the headquarters of the Apprentice Boys of Derry but there is much more behind the doors of what is affectionately known as “The Mem”. As well as the Apprentice Boys meeting rooms there are meeting rooms for both the Orange Order and the Women’s Or...

Historic onetime manor house/events center with an on-site cafe in a picturesque park setting.

👍👍 I was enjoyed visiting to Hill of the O’Neill today and it was really good tour.

18th-century residence on a sustainable estate with an ornate interior and walled garden.

👍👍 Nice long walks, several trails of which the longest trail is upwards of 5 miles. All well marked. Word of Warning don't do as I did and go in near to dark and underestimate the length of your trail. I just made it back before dark, so be mindful. Despite being so close to the M1 it really is a pla...

Camping, a Japanese gardens & woodland hikes, plus crumbling remains of a manor house, in a park.

👍👍 Our group visited Glenshane and it was nothing short of spectacular. We started off with a lovely lunch of soup and sandwiches. Then we met Jamese, who was an Incredible host, very charismatic and knowledgeable. We were introduced to the most lovely dogs and got to see them work. Later we also also...

Circa-1780s Roman Catholic church, restored in early 1900s, featuring a domed tower & marble altar.

Opened in 1992, the museum offers regional history exhibits along with an open-air viewing platform.