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Hillsborough Castle - Gardens Access Only

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Bernadette

14 Aug 2019

Excellent

Very pleasant day in the beautiful gardens. Well signposted and easy to go round - I would have loved to see the house but it was fully booked.

Hillsborough Castle - Gardens Access Only

Anne, United Kingdom

01 Aug 2022

Excellent

A most informative and pleasant day spent at the Castle and walled Gardens Staff were extremely helpful and questions answered

Hillsborough Castle - Gardens Access Only

Anonymous

31 Jul 2022

Excellent

Fantastic visit to the gardens all the staff were lovey and very helpful. My son who is 9 completed loved the gardens. Great visit for a very reasonable price.. and not too far to walk to see everything

Hillsborough Castle - Gardens Access Only

About: Hillsborough Castle

This late Georgian mansion was built in the 1770s by Wills Hill, the first Marquess of Downshire. It's now the official Northern Ireland residence of the British Royal Family. Hillsborough Castle is close to Belfast and makes for a fun family day trip out of the city.

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