This autumn Roscommon offers a tapestry of seasonal activities, scenic trails, inviting cycleways, and a wealth of rich history and culture, complemented by exceptional cuisine and warm, welcoming hospitality
Thanks to its stunning natural surroundings and seasonal trails, it's the perfect place for an autumn escape.
With an array of seasonal activities, trails, cycleways and rich history and culture, not to mention great food and warm hospitality, Roscommon is full of intriguing hidden gems - places, people and experiences just waiting to be discovered. 2. Immerse yourself in history at Strokestown Park House and National Famine Museum Strokestown Park House offers an insight into the lives of those who lived in the stunning Georgian mansion and its fascinating history. In addition to exploring the house, visitors can immerse themselves in the complete story of the Great Irish Famine at the state-of-the-art National Famine Museum.
Visitors in Boyle are encouraged to stop by King House, a unique restored Georgian mansion which displays important cultural collections and Irish history exhibitions. King House hosts many cultural events throughout the year including the Boyle Arts Festival leading art exhibition, which was officially opened by Brendan Gleeson this summer, who has a special Roscommon affinity.
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