A unique display of the life and times of St. Colmcille. The Colmcille Heritage Centre is situated on a very scenic lakeside site with walks along the lakeside.

A favourite among the team at Rockhill House, Glebe House was the home for nearly thirty years of the renowned artist Derek Hill and sits beside Lough Gartan. Originally known as Saint Columb's, the 1828 Regency-style house is decorated with William Morris textiles, and collections of Islamic and Japanese art, as well as 300 works by leading twentieth-century artists such as Picasso and Kokoshka. The house and gardens are displayed in an informal manner.

The Beltany Stone Circle is an outlier—and one with an outlier stone—among Ireland's 240+ stone circles (five in Co. Donegal). It is larger than most circles; its 64 stones—the remnants of what was once a circle of more than 80—have a circumference of 137 m (150yd). It sits atop the prominent 170 m (350 ft) Tops Hill, and, most peculiarly, in the center of the circle are the remains of a cairn. Is it possible that this monument is not a late Bronze Age stone circle at all, but is actually the remaining kerbstones from a massive ruined burial cairn, or even a much earlier Neolithic passage tomb.

To add to the distinctiveness of this circle, a rather horrific-looking Iron Age stone head, only 25.5cm (10in) tall (see below right), was found in or near the monument, perhaps indicating that the site had a ritual use for many centuries after its construction.

Fintown Railway is the only operational section of the former County Donegal Railways. Set along the shores of Lough Finn and overlooked by Aghla Mountain

Remote mansion in the Glenveagh National Park built between 1867 & 1873 to evoke the Victoria Highland retreats of Scotland. Includes extensive gardens.

Landmark 751-m. Peak, the tallest in County Donegal, with a popular hike to its panoramic summit.

With 200 acres of grounds and many beaches, Ards hosts some spectacular views. Beatuiful walks in a peaceful spot with historic links to Rockhill House Estate. Follow the path north past the friary the whole way to the end and you'll find the secret "shelly beach".

Wild Ireland is a unique wild animal sanctuary located on the Inishowen peninsula.

Located in an ancient Celtic rainforest, Wild Ireland offers sanctuary to many animals which have been exploited and abused in circuses, roadside zoos, illegal pet trade and laboratories.

Wild Ireland offers sanctuary to many animals which have been persecuted and hunted into extinction on this Island such as Brown Bears, Wolves, Lynx and Wild Boar.

Popular 1817 lighthouse on a peninsula with dramatic views & a visitors center with a coffee shop.

One of the five designated heritage towns in Donegal

Fortress dating to the 18th century on a strategic clifftop site, now home to a military museum.

Regular sailings bookable via https://www.toryferry.com

Tory Island, or simply Tory (officially known by its Irish name Toraigh), is an island 14.5 kilometres off the north-west coast of County Donegal, Ireland, and is the most remote inhabited island of Ireland. The main spoken language on the island is Irish, although English is spoken as well, to communicate with visitors.

The island boasts a strong artistic community. It is also an excellent spot to see populations of the endangered corncrake as well as puffins.

The most northerly point on the island of Ireland.