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Harrisons of Greyabbey

Restaurant / coffee shop that does great breakfasts. Also has a garden centre and gift shop. Seating inside and outside. Open Mon to Sat 9 – 5, closed Sundays

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Coan Coffee Shop

Little Coffee Shop on the shores of Strangford Lough 9am – 4pm everyday Inside and outside seating with lovely views Dog Friendly

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St Cooey’s Wells

The recently renovated wells can be found in proximity to Tara Bay, approximately 2 miles southeast of Portaferry, nestled beneath the shadow of Tieveshilly Hill. While no documented evidence has surfaced regarding St. Cooey, his name resonates across various local landmarks, including Lough Cowey. The church at St. Cooey’s Wells is believed to trace its…

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Tourist Information Office

The amiable and well-informed team is available to enhance your visit, providing a diverse array of complimentary information on attractions, activities, accommodation, and events spanning the picturesque areas of Strangford Lough, Ards, North Down, and across Northern Ireland. Explore our gift shop, abundantly supplied with books highlighting local charm and a variety of souvenirs. Enjoy…

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Kirkistown Castle

The construction date of Kirkistown Castle has recently been a subject of debate, but conventionally, it is thought to have been erected by Roland Savage of Ballygalget around 1622, potentially repurposing an earlier site. Comprising a three-story tower house situated within the remnants of a bawn (a fortified enclosed space) and a subsequent barn, the…

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Scrabo Country Park & Tower

Scrabo Country Park & Tower, situated near Newtownards in Northern Ireland, stands as a captivating destination that seamlessly intertwines natural beauty with historical significance, creating an enthralling experience for tourists. The iconic Scrabo Tower, a landmark that crowns the hill, serves as a focal point, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, Strangford Lough, and…

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North Down Museum

Embark on a captivating journey into Northern Ireland’s history at the region’s most frequented small museum, nestled in the charming stable block of Bangor Castle within the scenic confines of Castle Park. Immerse yourself in the rich narrative of the area’s past, archaeology, and wildlife through an array of dynamic audio-visual displays and compelling exhibits.…

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The Moat

Perched on the scenic shores of Donaghadee in Northern Ireland, the Donaghadee Motte, Gunpowder Store, and Camera Obscura form a fascinating ensemble of historical and optical wonders, beckoning tourists to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of the region’s past and present. The Donaghadee Motte, a medieval mound, serves as a prominent reminder of ancient…

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Strangford Bay Alpacas

Nestled along the enchanting shores of Strangford Bay in Northern Ireland, Strangford Bay Alpacas offers a unique and delightful experience for tourists seeking a charming blend of nature and gentle companionship. The alpaca farm, with its stunning waterfront location, invites visitors into a world where these endearing creatures roam freely against the backdrop of scenic…

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Portaferry Library

Portaferry Library, nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Portaferry, Northern Ireland, is a cultural and intellectual hub that offers a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike. Housed within a charming building, the library provides a tranquil and inviting environment for individuals seeking knowledge, exploration, and community engagement. Upon entering, visitors are…

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