Tyrone, in Northern Ireland, is famed for its woods and unspoiled beauty, but it also has bustling market towns such as Omagh and Dungannon. The Ulster-American Folk Park is one of the primary attractions in the Omagh region. Not to mention that the magnificent Sperrins mountain range in the heart of the County is home to an official Dark Skies location – one of the world’s best places for gazing at the constellations of stars spread across the skies above. And now, at the OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory in Davagh forest, there’s an even better way to enjoy those dark skies and stars. Sport, particularly Gaelic football, is a significant aspect of Tyrone’s culture and identity, with the county having won three All Ireland titles and 13 Ulster titles. One of the most popular sites in Tyrone is Benburb Valley Park and Castle, Dungannon, which is located seven miles from Armagh City and eight miles from Dungannon. It’s close to the Blackwater River, which runs from Milltown to Maydown Bridge. Benburb Valley Park is set amid 90 acres of woods and has five listed structures. A must-see county with a rich history and a plethora of activities.