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Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Enniskillen: from £29 per night
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Enniskillen is a great holiday spot if you travel with a pet, as a lot of rentals there allow you to bring your pet. Pet-friendly holiday lettings in Enniskillen cost, on average, £117 per night. A few of the pet-friendly holiday rentals are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Enniskillen
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Check out the climate diagram for Enniskillen. During July, maximum temperatures go up to more than 17° However, temperatures can go lower than 4° in Enniskillen in February. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Accommodations in Enniskillen
One-third of the listings (30.09%) in Enniskillen are apartment rentals. They are the most typical holiday properties there. Additionally, the average nightly cost of apartment rentals there is £104, and the median size is 89 m². Furthermore, the majority of apartment rentals in Enniskillen are able to welcome 5 people, which makes Enniskillen a great destination for medium-sized groups and families. House rentals are the other most available accommodation option in Enniskillen. The average size of house rentals in Enniskillen is 34 m², and the average price is £129 per night.
Experience the charms of Ireland at Enniskillen Holiday Cottages
Surrounded by rivers, canals and lakes, the island town of Enniskillen is truly special. It is named after the mythological Irish war godess Cethlenn who is said to have died attempting to cross the river Erne after being wounded in battle by an arrow. There are many renovated farmhouses, country cottages and riverside apartments to stay in here in and discover the friendly Irish small-town culture.
Food & Drinks
A heady brew in hearty company
Quaff a pint of fine Guinness beer in one of the town's traditonal Victorian pubs and enjoy typical Irish warmth and hospitality. Blakes of the Hollow is the most popular choice for thirsty travellers in the area. The ground floor of the pub is still true to its original Victorian style, dating back to 1887. A marble topped bar, sherry casks, an open fire and aged wood pannelling are just some of the details that make the atmosphere of this venue unique.
Art & Culture
A cultural wander through town
Enniskillen's High Street is full of Victorian history. Monuments to look out for include the Clock Tower of the District Council Hall and St. Macartin's Cathedral. Then head downtown to the Buttermarket, a restored dairy farm which now houses a number of craftspeople selling pottery, jewellery, textiles and artwork. In the evenings, theatre productions and concerts can be enjoyed at the Ardhowen Theatre.
Family Activities
Local and military history in a castle
Delve into the history of the Maguire chieftans at Enniskillen Castle, which has loomed over the river Erne since the 16th c. Within the fortifications, you'll find the Fermanagh County Museum. Local historians chose 100 artifacts that recount the history of the county from prehistoric times until today. The castle keep (its fortified tower) is home to the Inniskilling Fusiliers Regimental Museum, where military enthusiasts can see real Victoria Crosses, guns, uniforms and military paraphernalia.
