Top Things to do in County Down
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Top 10 Classes & Workshops in County Down, Northern Ireland
Discover the best top things to do in County Down, United Kingdom including Mourne Seafood Cookery School, Sticky Fingers Arts, Welig Heritage Crafts, Wild Rover Adventures, NI Silver Jewellery, NI Food Tours, Bangor Aurora, Groomsport Golf Centre, Mark Douglas, Flavour Academy.
Restaurants in County Down
1. Mourne Seafood Cookery School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 55 reviews
A seafood cookery school located beside Kilkeel Harbour.
Reviewed By rebekah_shan - Kilkeel, United Kingdom
Received a voucher as a Christmas gift...one of my favourite Christmas gifts to date :) Really enjoyed the cookery class, and would highly recommend it. Had the opportunity to create and then enjoy some truly delicious seafood, all within sight of the harbour! Thank you to all the staff for their help and for making it so beneficial and interesting.
2. Sticky Fingers Arts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
3. Welig Heritage Crafts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
4. Wild Rover Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
We specialize in providing Stand Up Paddle Boarding instructed sessions for all abilities. Offering unique themed sessions & packages for individuals &groups -youth/family/friends/corporate/Stags & hens or the tourist on the quest for the most unique view of the area! Our aim is to provide with a memorable SUP experience that you will talk about for years! We also offer plenty of other activities!
5. NI Silver Jewellery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
NI Silver Jewellery making workshops are fun, relaxing and no experience is required. We are only a 10 minute drive, taxi or train journey from the centre of Belfast, in the beautiful Holywood Hills overlooking Belfast Lough. Have a Craft Experience Day by yourself or with up to 4 friends. Prior booking is necessary to ensure you can come and make your own piece of Northern Irish Jewellery.
Reviewed By Katiealexmcneill
As a family we decided we wanted to make jigsaw puzzle necklaces that all fit together, they turned out beautifully! It now has such sentimental value and I’ll wear my necklace everyday. Would 100% recommend this workshop as a relaxing activity or birthday treat. Ruth is also so welcoming and helpful. Fab morning :)
6. NI Food Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 75 reviews
We invite you to join us in a truly unique and memorable experience. I live in an area of "outstanding natural beauty" on the shores of Strangford Lough just 30 minutes from Belfast. Join myself and my lovely multi award winning Bread maker - Fred, and you will make a variety of traditional Northern Irish breads - soda bread, wheaten / brown bread, potato bread in the very relaxed surroundings of my home - an 18th century thatched barn. We will be offering traditional Christmas themed bread making sessions from mid November. You will be treated to an impressive choice of local foods to accompany your breads. There will also be some tray bakes - northern Irish sweet treats. Tea and coffee will be served in my best bone china - I love the excuse to use it! This is a great way to meet other visitors and the locals! There will be no more than 10 Guests in the session so that it's personal and that we can work with everyone individually. You will be given a copy of all recipes also.
Reviewed By NickiLewis_56 - Fareham, United Kingdom
We recently had a wonderful full day of activities organised by Tracey at NI food tours. We are a group of 8 friends who were spending 4 days in Northern Ireland and Tracey had planned a fabulous day for us to experience some of the best food and drink that NI has to offer. We arrived at Tracey’s beautiful home on the shores of Strangford lough mid morning and were welcomed in her farmhouse kitchen with a wonderful selection of freshly baked bread and cakes with local jams and marmalade’s all washed down with plenty of tea and coffee After a short demonstration we were invited to try our hand at making soda and wholemeal traditional Irish bread. It was such fun and even the most reluctant cooks amongst us were very happy. The next experience on the list was a visit to the Echlinville whiskey and gin distillery. Here we were served a signature gin and tonic while learning about the background of the Echlinville Estate before taking a tour of the distillery. Following the tour we were invited to do a gin and whiskey tasting. Being a fan of gin I couldn’t resist buying a few bottles to bring home! After the distillery we drove to the village of Portaferry and were treated to a demonstration of the cooking of the local lough mussels by the chef Krzysztof who demonstrated two recipes which we were able to sample washed down with white wine, we also enjoyed some local oysters which were delicious. Next stop after a short ferry ride across the lough was the Castlescreen Farm where we were welcomed by the lovely farmers Damian and Jackie and their children, who all had a part to play, and after a delicious BBQ we were taken to meet the beautiful Dexter cattle. Last stop was a visit to JN wine merchants and another enjoyable tasing session of gin, whiskey and wonderful wines which were paired with local cheeses and chocolate Tracey was a warm and friendly and knowledgeable host and we truly had the best day. I can highly recommend asking her to make a tour for you tailored to meet your requirements ... you will not be disappointed!
7. Bangor Aurora
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 129 reviews
Bangor Aurora Aquatic & Leisure Complex houses Northern Ireland's only 50m Olympic swimming pool. We have a range of indoor activities including swimming, health & fitness suite, soft play and a sports hall. We cater for all sports and have regular family activities. You can book your child into our various sports schemes - run throughout the year - but primarily at Easter, Summer and Half Terms. Plus you can book online for our new Aqua Challenge!
Reviewed By Siritchu111 - Bangor, United Kingdom
This pool is amazing. I am not very good at speaking English and the till workers at the front help me. I swim by myself and the pool is great fun for keeping fitness up.
8. Groomsport Golf Centre
9. Mark Douglas
I'm Mark, i've spent 37 years in the home baking trade and with the introduction of pre mixes and other shortcuts in the home baking trade I've decided that its time to pass on skills which I have learned through the many bakers I have worked in. Name the item you want to learn how to make and we can bake it. I'll take you on a journey from the traditional staples of Ireland; the potato and soda bread to the modern popularised focaccia bread of today.
10. Flavour Academy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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