Now you have absorbed the history of the Hill, your guide will take you to the historic location itself. Climb the viewing tower to experience the extraordinary 360° panorama of Ulster, see the 2,000-year old sacred druid well and discover the origins of Dungannon.
* Monday–Saturday: 9.00am–5.00pm
Tours must be pre booked.
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