Step into the virtual realm and discover the grandeur of Enniskillen Castle. This historic fortress, located on the banks of the River Erne, offers a captivating glimpse into Fermanagh’s past. Explore the medieval halls, wander through the museum’s exhibits, and learn about the tales of warriors and kings that once roamed these very grounds.
Venture underground and uncover the mysterious Marble Arch Caves, a natural wonder of Fermanagh. With a virtual tour, you can navigate the winding passages, marvel at the stunning limestone formations, and hear the echoes of ancient stories. Let the ethereal beauty of these caves leave you in awe, as if you were standing there yourself.
Embark on a journey across the Fermanagh loughs to explore Devenish Island. Probably best known for it’s perfect 12th-century round tower, one of the finest in Ireland, and ruined Augustinian abbey complete with intricately carved 15th-century high cross in graveyard.
Constructed in 1932 to the designs of Benjamin Cowser and John MacGeagh, this carefully crafted masonic hall in Enniskillen is one of the finest in Northern Ireland. It enjoys a prominent position at the junction of Dublin Road and Tempo Road in Enniskillen. It is located next door to the Belmore Court & Motel
Unveil the secrets of the Belleek Pottery, where tradition meets innovation. Through their virtual tour, witness the delicate hands that shape the clay, the intricate painting techniques, and the kilns that bring their creations to life. Immerse yourself in the world of pottery and discover the stories behind these cherished pieces.
Monea Castle is an Historic Castle in Northern Ireland.
The castle, started in 1618, was built for Malcolm Hamilton and appears to be strongly Scots influenced. It is a rectangular tower house three storeys high, with tall attics and vaulted ground floor. Two massive semi-cylindrical towers sit on either side of the entrance.
Fermanagh’s Gaelic landowners fiercely opposed Queen Elizabeth’s attempts to rule Ireland in the late 16th Century. Therefore the English and Scots settlers, finding themselves amongst a hostile native population, built defensive castle-type dwellings.
The mixed Scots-English settlers brought with them their varied origins of building techniques, the castles of Scotland and the Renaissance Houses of England. This means the Plantation Houses of Ulster had a unique blend of contributions.
The page features a curated collection of virtual tours showcasing Fermanagh’s top attractions, including Enniskillen Castle, Marble Arch Caves, Devenish Island, Belleek Pottery, Monea Castle, Drumskinny Stone Circle, and the Headhunters Railway Museum.
No special equipment is required. The virtual tours can be accessed directly through your web browser on desktop, tablet, or mobile devices with an internet connection.
The virtual tours allow you to preview Fermanagh’s attractions before booking, helping you decide which sites interest you most and how long you might want to stay in the area. Our staff can then help create a personalized itinerary based on your interests.
Yes, all featured attractions are located within County Fermanagh, making Belmore Court & Motel an ideal base for exploring these sites during your actual visit.
