Enniskillen Castle Museums

A bite into history, great for exploration and self guided tour through the ages. Took about an hour to get through the museum. There's a cafe on site as well as clean washrooms and gift shops. You can purchase tickets for the marble caves and other excursions at the gift shop. Beautiful county and castle ruin in the city.

Lovely museum, interactive activities and rich in history. Not too bad price for a family pass.

A military base in the past, there are a number of different museum displays inside the walls, lots of military history and local displays of days gone by. , great wee cafe in the main entrance building

Thoroughly enjoyed a very professional presented history of the past. Some diverse subjects to make it very interesting.

Interesting: not enough on the Maguires imho. Helpful staff.

Really good material and well presented. Well worth a visit.

I didn't pay to go to the indoor part of the museum. I only went to the free outdoor part. Several sections that seemed to be housed in former stables. One section noted the use of jeeps during a war. Jeeps were invented in my home town of Butler, Pennsylvania.

The castle is superbly maintained and its history is very well told. It has an excellent souvenir shop and cafe with a lot of free leaflets giving information both on the castle itself and other places of interest, both locally and in other parts of Ireland. The admission price is very reasonable at only GBP5.50 for an adult ticket.

Lots of parking spaces. Entry via the visitors centre. Friendly, helpful, informative receptionists. £4pp entry fee. Good cafe. Museums are excellent and walking around the courtyard is interesting. We took lots of photographs and had coffee at the end. Well worth a visit.

Free parking at museum, free entry to the site. Café at entrance along with toilets. The area is very well maintained. Clean and tidy. Tables outside you can also sit at and soak up the atmosphere.Various areas to have a look at, there was only one building I believe does not have a lift to go upstairs and that is the main building in the centre as it is on of the oldest. However, you can enter the ground level which is the original part of the building. Everywhere else is wheelchair and parm accessible. Staff very friendly and helpful. I believe you can pay for a tour guide if you wish.There is a beautiful walk along the water way that runs just outside the museum. You can sit and watch some boats go by, groups doing water sports that are on the little island or kick a ball around on the grass area. A beautiful area to visit.