County Fermanagh, known as The Lakeland County, offers scenic lakes, upland walking, historic estates, and a cultural hub in Enniskillen, ideal for outdoor adventure and heritage tourism.
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Willow Handbag - Willow Weaving Workshop at Castle Coole
24 Oct
Participants learn traditional willow-weaving and basketry techniques to make a handbag with a Catalan-style base and leather or faux-leather straps. The day-long hands-on workshop is guided by Navar Willow.
Visitors can explore Florence Court’s house, decorated with the harvest, and see scarecrows created by local schools in the Kitchen Garden. House tours run at 11:30am, 1:30pm and 3:30pm.
View shortlisted still and moving images from the Earth Photo international competition, which explores issues affecting the climate and life on our planet.
Families can follow an Easter trail through the grounds of Florence Court, finding activity stations and surprises along the way. Trail packs include a map, bunny ears and a chocolate egg.
A guided tour of Florence Court’s estate explores historic working areas, including the cattle yard, forge, laundry yard, carpenter’s shop and water-powered sawmill, sharing stories of the estate workers.
Florence Court is a large 18th-century historic house and estate in Northern Ireland featuring exquisite Rococo interiors, extensive landscaped gardens, original Irish Yew tree, and working rural industry exhibits including a water-powered sawmill and hydraulic ram.
Join Crom’s rangers for an after-hours wildlife experience, using a night-vision camera to look for deer and other nocturnal animals around the estate. The evening includes a briefing, refreshments and travel around the grounds in National Trust vehicles.
The Crom Estate is a National Trust nature reserve in County Fermanagh featuring ancient riparian forests, ruins of the old castle, gardens, and opportunities for recreational activities in a scenic lakeside setting.
A free, untimed 10k run or walk on the scenic trails of Castle Coole, held on the fourth Sunday of the month. Participants can build up to the full distance by adding a loop each month.
Willow Star - Willow Weaving Workshop at Castle Coole
5 Dec
Participants learn traditional willow-weaving techniques and make two decorative willow stars in their chosen designs. The workshop is led by Navar Willow at Castle Coole.
Castle Coole’s Housekeeper’s Room & Meet the Authors
13 Oct (next Tuesday)
Explore Castle Coole’s Housekeeper’s Room with National Trust curators, who will discuss its history, design and significance. The event also includes a tour of other servants’ spaces, ending in the Kitchen with tea and coffee.
During National Lottery Open Week, visitors with a National Lottery ticket can explore Castle Coole and experience its history, nature and outdoors. National Trust members are invited to bring a friend.
The Harvest Fair at Florence Court is a weekend event featuring a market of local food and craft producers, cookery demonstrations, seasonal activities, children’s storytelling and a self-guided tour of the house decorated for harvest.
A World Book Day second-hand book fair at Florence Court, where visitors can browse hundreds of pre-loved books across a range of genres and buy books to support the preservation of the estate.
National Lottery players can visit Florence Court during this special offer and explore the property, its history and natural surroundings. Visitors must present a National Lottery ticket or scratchcard to receive free entry; normal admission charges apply otherwise.
Log Basket- Willow Weaving Workshop at Castle Coole
7–8 Nov
A two-day willow weaving workshop at Castle Coole where participants learn traditional basketry techniques and make a log basket. It is suitable for beginners and those with prior basketry experience.
Castle Coole is a historic late-18th-century neo-classical mansion set within a large wooded estate in Northern Ireland. Visitors can explore the richly decorated interiors, including original furniture, extensive basement service areas, and the surrounding natural landscape with lakes and ancient woodlands. The site offers guided tours, a gift shop, and insight into aristocratic life and architecture.
National Lottery Open Week offers eligible ticket holders free entry to Crom Estate to explore its nature, history and outdoor surroundings. Up to four under-18s can accompany each ticket holder.