Visit Longford

Discover Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands

Explore the Riches of County Longford

Nestled in the heart of Ireland, County Longford is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its tranquil landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality, it offers visitors an authentic and immersive experience of rural Ireland. Whether you’re planning a golfing getaway or an extended stay, Longford is the perfect base to relax, explore, and connect.

Unspoiled, Undiscovered, Unforgettable

Longford is proud to be part of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, a tranquil region rich with waterways, history, and unspoiled landscapes. Embrace the slow pace, connect with nature, and discover authentic experiences around every corner.

The Midlands of Ireland, supported by the EU Just Transition Fund and Fáilte Ireland, is a territory dedicated to promoting regenerative tourism, helping local communities affected by the shift to a climate-neutral economy. This area is thriving with sustainable tourism development, thanks to numerous innovative initiatives and tourism projects. Visitors will enjoy the benefits of a diversified regional economy, the preservation of stunning natural habitats and biodiversity, and local communities offering a unique and enriching experience for all who visit.

Things to See & Do

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Things to do

Royal Canal Greenway

Ireland’s longest off-road walking and cycling trail passes through Longford, offering peaceful riverside views and lush countryside. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and families.

St. Mel’s Cathedral

A landmark of Longford, this majestic neoclassical cathedral has been beautifully restored after a fire and now stands as a powerful symbol of heritage and hope.

Newcastle Forest

A hidden gem of nature trails, picnic spots and woodland wildlife. Perfect for a rejuvenating walk, trail run, or a tranquil afternoon immersed in nature.