Hill of The O'Neill & Ranfurly House.

Great to see this place, brought up near dungannon and this was the first time I was at the top of the hill. Go on a clear day for the spectacular views.

I wasn’t expecting much, but this turned out to be a great stop that over exceeded my expectations.In essence, we had a private tour of the site. You could tell that our tour guide Isaac had a passion for the area and its histor.The tour lasted about an hour, and then we were able to browse the visitor center at our leisure.This is one of those hidden gems that you know that you will remember for a long long time.If you’re in the area this is definitely worth a stop.

The Hill of the O'Neil truly exceeded my expectations with its unique blend of history and natural beauty. The site offers a perfect balance between the informative and the immersive, allowing visitors to delve into the intriguing stories of the O'Neil dynasty while enjoying the serenity of the surroundings. The views from the hill are absolutely stunning, offering a picturesque panorama of County Tyrone's countryside. Taking a leisurely walk through the site, surrounded by ancient ruins, was a truly enchanting experience. It's a perfect blend of history and natural beauty that will leave you feeling connected to the past and immersed in the tranquility of the surroundings.Additionally, the staff's warmth and passion for the site were evident throughout my visit, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the experience. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a trip to the Hill of the O'Neil is a must. It's a place where history comes alive, where breathtaking views inspire, and where a walk through time leaves an indelible mark on your soul.Hill of the O'Neil in Dungannon is a must-visit spot that left me in awe. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Hill of the O'Neil is a gem that won't disappoint.

Wonderful tour guide round this historical seat of the O'Neill.Pity that the council don't have the foresight to allow parking in the ample grounds of the site.

Cool place. Nice view

Very interesting content, lovely staff and well laid out

Beautiful wedding venue. Scenery is astounding.

Very interesting museum which shows worldwide events alongside events happening in Ulster for perspective. I'll have to go back on a non-rainy day because the view is supposed to be amazing.

I was horrified by the unnecessary amount of concrete in this place! So many unnecessary ramps and catwalks. The pathways are fine for wheelchairs and buggys! There's no need for so much structure! And so many handrails, and lights and warnings.I don't know what's so dangerous about that place that the government needs to ruin the place to hold the hand of the tourists that visit...I wish I had more pictures to show how ridiculous that was!

I was enjoyed visiting to Hill of the O’Neill today and it was really good tour.