Embracing the charm of quiet country towns and villages, the majestic heights of the Sperrins and the rich river systems of the Foyle, Strabane represents a truly unspoilt world of scenic beauty. Here an abundance of natural history, historic treasures and unique visitor attractions await discovery.
Relax and enjoy a complete taste of rural life with a visit to the Glenelly, Foyle and Derg Valleys. Discover a rich industrial heritage at Gray Printer’s Museum or enter the world of the ‘White House’ at the Wilson Ancestral Home. Tales of nobility, romance and legend surround our ancient monuments while a more recent addition to the landscape, the magnificent ‘Let The Dance Begin’ Sculpture proudly displays our rich cultural traditions (often best sampled during the customary local night out). Hidden away in the heart of Ulster, Strabane also features picturesque walking and cycling routes, game and coarse fishing, with excellent days out on offer for the golfing and equestrian enthusiast.
In truth, Strabane is a place where a wealth of opportunities exists for the visitor. It is a place where stories are to be told, secrets are to be unlocked and where friends are to be found. Where you begin is optional but whatever your pleasure Strabane welcomes you.
Must see and do
- The Sperrin Heritage Centre, Plumbridge
- Gray Printers Museum, Strabane
- The Millennium Sculpture-Let The Dance Begin, Strabane
- The Old Courthouse-Seat Of Power Visitor Centre, Lifford
- Barrontop Fun Farm, Donemana/Dunnamanagh
- Silverbrook Mills, Donemana/Dunnamanagh
- The Mill Pottery, Donemana/Dunnamanagh
- The Wilson Ancestral Home, Strabane
- The Glenelly Valley Scenic Route, Plumbridge
- Goles Stone Row, Plumbridge