Céide Fields Visitors Centre and Car Park
About the Business
Welcome to the Céide Fields Visitors Centre and Car Park, located in the heart of the stunning wilderness of Mayo, Ireland. Our center is a unique destination that offers visitors the opportunity to discover and explore the ancient and breathtaking landscape of the Céide Fields.
At Céide Fields, you will find an abundance of natural and historical beauty, including stunning views of the rugged Irish coast, megalithic tombs, and fascinating archaeological sites. Our Visitors Centre is home to a wealth of information on the area's rich history, geology, and ecology.
As you explore the site, you will be struck by the majesty of Ireland's natural beauty. The Céide Fields Visitor Centre and Car Park has everything you need to make the most of your experience, including a café and picnic area, toilets, gift shop, and children's play area. Our knowledgeable staff and interactive exhibitions will help you deepen your understanding of the unique and ancient history of the Céide Fields.
Céide Fields Visitors Centre and Car Park is an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo travellers alike. Whether you're interested in history, ecology, or simply exploring new landscapes, Céide Fields is the perfect place to discover all this and more. With stunning views, fascinating history, and spectacular natural scenery, Céide Fields is an experience you won't forget. So come and visit us today and discover the magic of the ancient lands of Ireland.
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Location & Phone number
Conaghra, Glenurla, Co. Mayo, F26 PF66, Ireland
Hours open
Monday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Reviews
"This was just brilliant. If English Heritage members then its free to get in, otherwise €4/€5 & well worth the money. These previously buried stone walls are 5500 yrs old !! There's a great boardwalk around them, but an even better way to see them is from the observatory glass house at the top of the centre. There's plenty to see/do/read, for at least a couple of hours visit. A cafe and toilets etc. There's a 180 degree film ( I wouldn't say it was brilliant , but it adds to the visit), a 5 min clip explaining how it was discovered, and plenty more to read about on the 3 floors of displays. Big carpark, no height barrier. Really sensitively designed centre blending into an amazing coastline."
"It's a interesting place to visit. It's so informative and the stone walls they found date back 7000 years ago. And now I know I am a cousin of the Irish as the first people there originated in SW Asia."
"Visitor's Center freshly re-opened with excellent exhibits and free guided tours. An amazing place to learn about the late Irish mesolithic inhabitants from 6,000 years ago, and see astounding views of the coast."
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