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Discover the best top things to do in Hillsborough, United Kingdom including Walking Tours - Hillsborough, in klover, Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, Hillsborough Visitor Information Centre, The Hillside Hillsborough, Hillsborough Fort, Hillsborough Forrest and Lake..
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1. Walking Tours - Hillsborough
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
We are a local company who provide a series of Public and Private walking tours around the historic village of Hillsborough, Co. Down.
2. in klover
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Based in the heart of Hillsborough village, in klöver is a truly local shop featuring the work of artists and makers from across Northern Ireland and beyond. Our mission is to create an inspiring place to shop for genuinely unique, handmade products. Everything we sell is sustainably sourced from independent makers and presented with absolute transparency. We are driven by a belief that everyone should aspire to shop in a more thoughtful and ethical way. Buying less and making better choices is at the centre of our ethos and we’ll go that extra mile to help you find something that will be cherished and admired. When you shop at in klöver, you are helping to build a more vibrant, local community and enabling people to make a living doing what they love.
3. Hillsborough Castle and Gardens
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4.5 based on 326 reviews
Explore Northern Ireland’s royal residence. Located just 20 minutes from Belfast, the restored and re-imagined Hillsborough Castle and Gardens has something for everyone. Inside the castle, discover the fascinating history of the re-presented State Rooms still used by the royal family. Enjoy delicious food and drink in our relaxing café and explore 100 acres of beautiful gardens, including the newly-restored Walled Garden, the previously unseen Lost Garden, meandering waterways and picturesque glens.
Reviewed By 447paulined - Dublin, Ireland
Excellent guided tour of this working Royal Palace - wonderful art displays, beautifully presented rooms, lots of photographs, artefacts and stories which tell the history of this beautiful Royal Palace. We also took some time walking around the beautiful 100acre gardens first established in the 1700’s, including impressive tree lined walks, a lake, hidden garden and a recently restored walled garden
4. Hillsborough Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By jimmy140 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
good place to learn about the village and buy souvenirs of your visit to Hillsborough. buy tickets here for the castle and book a guided tour
5. The Hillside Hillsborough
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4.0 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By anthonyf55 - Armagh, United Kingdom
Got a carry out snack as a treat. Service was excellent, and the food was delicious. Asked while ordering if there was anywhere nearby we could find a area we could sit out. Was directed toward Hillsbrough forest. When food was bagged up for us, we were given a loan of proper cutlery, ( in napkins) , and salt and pepper pots. Not too many places are that accommodating, or indeed trusting. Brilliant food, even better service, and with the open fire lit , a brilliant, socially distanced, homely atmosphere.. Will definitely plan a return. Thank you ????????????????
6. Hillsborough Fort
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By frankm654 - Banbridge, United Kingdom
There are about three ways into the Fort area.The main area is hectic and despite building a new car park you may need to park on the main road and walk in. Up the hill,opposite the the Royal building there is a gate to an avenue leading to the fort and lake and park,if you can get parking on the main street. But a better way is drive to bottom of town to War memorial at bottom of hill and turn right on the corner to park. You can walk up the beautiful church avenue to the top and turn right to access fort and park. Or there are side steps access to the same avenue of the paying car park. In the fort there is a courtyard,and toilets. The lake is just beside. Great spot for walks and dogs.
