Begin your Cookstown walking tour at William Street, the lively heart of this historic Tyrone town, where you can enjoy a hearty lunch at The Courtyard Restaurant on Oldtown Street. This welcoming spot serves up classic Ulster dishes like homemade beef stew or soda bread sandwiches, affordable, no bookings needed for small groups, but arrive early to beat the Saturday lunch crowd.
Stroll along James Street to Holy Trinity Church, a striking 19th-century Gothic Revival structure with elegant stained glass, evoking the timeless charm of a historical painting. From there, wander up Oldtown Street to Burnavon Arts and Cultural Centre, a vibrant hub showcasing local art and performances.
Next, head towards Molesworth Street and pop into The Coffee House for a rich hot chocolate or artisan coffee. If you’re after something more upscale, The Oldtown House on Oldtown Street offers refined dining with local ingredients in a stylish setting.
Finish your walk by looping to Loy Hill, where the Wellbrook Beetling Mill (a short detour via Tullywiggan Road) offers a glimpse into Cookstown’s linen-making past. Take a moment by the Ballinderry River, where a serene riverside path near Killymoon Road offers a peaceful end to your tour. This 1-2 mile route captures Cookstown’s historic charm, local eats, and scenic beauty.
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