The starting point
An ecclectic row of Georgian Houses
A castellated tower on the shore
In use from the earliest times
Medieval tower house
Row of Georgian townhouses
The home of the landlord
A folly on the Ward of Ardglass
A mix of old and new architecture
Including the home of Joe Gilmore
A medieval tower incorporated into a victorian mansion
Built in 1842
Built on the medieval church site
Named after the ancient landlords
Named after the sea baths
Known as God's Pocket this is a refuge for ships during storms
Ardglass is a bustling fishing village with a long history. Today you can find six castles in the village on this looped heritage trail. Learn about the eccentric people who made this their home.
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