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County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom
County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom
County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom
County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom
County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom

County Armagh: Historic Dan Winters Cottage Guided Tour|United Kingdom


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  • Feel the warmth of Irish hospitality beside an open turf fire
  • Hear captivating stories of family life and local history
  • Watch live weaving on a 300-year-old loom
  • Taste traditional soda bread and apple pancakes
  • Explore a Spirit Grocers filled with historic artifacts
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementWith Snacks
Sightseeing typeHistoric site tour
TransportWalking

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Begin your journey in the heart of County Armagh, where you’ll be welcomed into a 400-year-old mud-walled cottage surrounded by apple orchards. Colin, your host, shares vivid memories of growing up here with his large family, bringing the cottage’s history to life through personal stories and local legends. Hear about the dramatic 1795 Battle of the Diamond, when the cottage was set ablaze, a moment still marked by scorch stains on the ancient beams above you.

Wander through the living quarters, where sleeping lofts perch above open fires, and step into the Spirit Grocers, a traditional bar and shop filled with authentic artefacts. Discover the cottage’s deep-rooted connection to the Linen Triangle, once a global centre for linen production thanks to innovations by King William III and Louis Crommelin. Across the lane, visit the historic spring well where the Orange Order was founded, cementing the site’s place in Northern Irish heritage.

In the weaving rooms, watch as skilled hands bring a 300-year-old loom and spinning wheels to life, demonstrating the craftsmanship that shaped the region. Afterwards, settle in the old bar for a warm cup of tea or coffee. Enjoy friendly conversation while tasting freshly griddled soda bread and apple pancakes made with sweet Armagh apples, all cooked over an open turf fire. The experience concludes in this cosy setting, leaving you with a sense of connection to local traditions and a true taste of Irish hospitality.

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Reminders

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Not Allowed: Smoking indoors

  • Know Before You Go: Uneven stone flooring and a small step between pub and shop

  • Know Before You Go: Baby changing facilities on site

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