Hotels in Armagh County, United Kingdom
Armagh County, in Northern Ireland, has a cool temperate climate with mild summers (around 60°F / 16°C) and chilly winters (around 40°F / 4°C). It's famous for its apple orchards-hence the nickname 'Orchard County'-and the twin cathedrals of St. Patrick in the city. In spring, you can wander through the blooming orchards and hike Slieve Gullion, while in winter, warm up with a tour of the 18th-century Armagh Observatory. Ever tried fresh cider from a local farm? Summer brings the Armagh Apple Fest and traditional Irish music sessions in pubs, perfect after exploring the ancient Navan Fort.