All Heritage Sites in Co. Donegal

Doe Castle is a tower house which dates to the early 15th century. The grounds are open to the public, and the castle itself is accessible for guided tours. Read more…

Killybegs International Carpet Making & Fishing Centre offers a unique experience in the Fishing and Carpet making history for visitors who venture to the shores of this picturesque town situated on the Donegal coastline. Read more…

Lough Derg began, probably in the sixth century, as a monastic retreat, a place of prayer and contemplation away from social and commercial life. In today’s noisy and turbulent world, pilgrims appreciate a haven of peace, a remote corner where the discom fort of physical discipline is more than compensated for by getting away from the stress of modern-day living. Read more…

An opportunity to experience Ramelton’s path from Gaelic stronghold through Plantation upheaval to Georgian prosperity. Take the time to walk the street of a Plantation town and to trace your Donegal roots. Read more…

The Ulster Cultural Institute offers a choice to the visitor which ranges from an archaeological exhibition, traditional music archive, tapestry weaving exhibition, art gallery and library.Cultural courses on offer include Irish language class… Read more…

Leisureland is one of Ireland’s leading indoor and outdoor amusement and recreation centres, offering a wide variety of entertainment for children of all ages. Read more…