Things to see and do County Armagh

The Armagh Panetarium dome is a true three-dimensional digital theater. The planetarium's projection system perfectly recreates the beauty of the night sky and will delight the whole family. The show offers views of the planets, stars and constellations with panoramic scenes projected at 360°. Near the observatory, you can also enjoy exhibitions and audiovisual presentations related to astronomy. A visit that will delight astronomy enthusiasts.

Outside the city, on the road to Killylea, Navan Fort, also known as Emain Macha, is the main archaeological site in Ulster. It was the legendary capital of the ancient kings of Ulster 6,000 years ago. The visitor center explains its history and legends, as well as the work of archaeologists. It is one of the best museums in Ireland. Airy, warm, well laid out, maps, panels and audio explanations in several languages including French; this is a museum that, at the end of the visit, does not make your head hurt!

The Oxford Island Discovery Centre is a good vantage point for an overview of Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the British Isles. The establishment is responsible for preserving the wild life of the forests and meadows, flora and fauna of the lake. It is held in a wooden building on the edge of the lake, with a coffee and an information and exposure centre on the ecosystem. From Kinnega Marina (even by car but a little further) it is possible to cruise on Lough Neagh.