Great Days Out for Groups - Discover Northern Ireland

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GARDENS • CULTURE • LITERATURE • LOCAL HISTORY • MYTHS & LEGENDS • HERITAGE • CHRISTIAN HERITAGE • CREATIVE • NATURE • ACTIVECraft, Explore, ShopCome and learn new creative skills at the Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre before discoveringthe charms of shopping in Limavady.Start the day with tea and coffee at Hunters Bakery & Café 1 in Limavady, a family runbakery specialising in delicious traditional Northern Irish breads. Then stroll across to thenewly opened Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre (Ionad Ealaíon agus Cultúir Ghleann naRó) 2 where groups can either take part in a creative workshop tailored to their specificrequirements or watch a demonstration. Following the workshop there is an opportunity toexplore the new centre and its many fantastic facilities, which include an enticing gift shop.Then head into the centre of this busy market town and enjoy lunch in one of Limavady’srenowned eateries.Your afternoon is then free to explore and shop in the historic town of Limavady, whereThe Londonderry Air, the haunting melody of the famous ‘Danny Boy’, was first heard.TO BOOK CONTACTLimavady Tourist Information Centre T:(028) 7776 0650 E: tourism@rvacc.co.ukVisit contacts1Hunter’s Bakery & Café5-11 Market Street, Limavady,Co. Londonderry, BT49 0AB.(028) 7772 24112Roe Valley ArTS& CuLTural Centre/Ionad Ealaíon agusCuLTúir gHLEAnn na Ró24 Main Street, Limavady,Co. Londonderry, BT49 0FJ.(028) 7776 0650WHILE YOU’RE in THE AREAEating Out - Radisson Roe Park Resort; Lucille’s Kitchen; The Lime Tree Restaurant.Retail therapy - Limavady Town Centre.Extending your visit - Roe Valley Country Park; Gortmore Viewing Point; St Aidan’s Church andHoly Well.your day outAt a glance6-7HOURSGroup size10-30min-max206For additional information and more group day visit ideas, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groupsRoe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre
GARDENS • CULTURE • LITERATURE • LOCAL HISTORY • MYTHS & LEGENDS • HERITAGE • CHRISTIAN HERITAGE • CREATIVE • NATURE • ACTIVEDune DiscoveryWalk into a different world when you enter one of the oldest and tallest dune systemsin Ireland at Portstewart Strand. An oasis of tranquillity, it has its own microclimateand a vast array of fascinating flora and fauna.The National Trust team invites you to visit this unique ecosystem and spend an afternoonbeing guided through the dunes at Portstewart Strand 1. Whether its spring, summer,autumn or winter you’ll encounter a wonderful mix of plants and flowers. Discover delightfulflowers such as dune pansies, violets, bird’s-foot trefoil and wild strawberries carpeting thedunes. Also look for the tracks of animals that call the dunes home, as well as a host ofother varieties of plant life, wildlife and insects.This walk guarantees to show you a side of Portstewart Strand that most visitors don’tusually see. Hopefully you will explore, learn and understand why the dunes are soimportant to us here at the National Trust. This is a two-hour guided walk, starting fromthe visitor centre, at a leisurely pace suitable for ramblers of all ages. Please wear suitableoutdoor clothing and comfortable walking shoes.TO BOOK CONTACTNational Trust T: (028) 7083 6396 / (028) 2073 1582 E: portstewart@nationaltrust.org.uk(booking essential)Visit contact1Portstewart Strand118 Strand Road, Portstewart,Co. Londonderry, BT55 7PG.(028) 7083 6396WHILE YOU’RE in THE AREAEating Out - Morelli’s of Portstewart; The Ice House Bar & Restaurant; Cromore Halt.Retail therapy - Portstewart Promenade; The Diamond Centre.Extending your visit - Downhill Demesne and Hezlett House; The Giant’s Causeway;Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.your day outAt a glanceGroup size2HOURS 10-20min-max208For additional information and more group day visit ideas, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groupsportstewart strand
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