Roscommon is steeped in history, with many important archaeological sites in the county that date back to more than 4,500BC. Irish mythological tales of Queen Medb and An Táin Bó Cúail nge, together with captivating stories of the dynastic families of McDermott, O’Connor and King, are all brought to life in our castles, stately homes and visitor centres. Museums demonstrate the important role that mining has played in the region over the centuries and recount the appalling tragedies experienced by communities and families during the Irish famine.
Heritage attractions in Roscommon

Derryglad Folk Museum
Curraghboy
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Tulsk Abbey
Tulsk
April 23, 2021/by admin-master
Boyle Abbey
Boyle
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Drum Heritage Visitor Centre
Drum
July 9, 2019/by admin-master
Lough Key Forest Park
Boyle
March 21, 2019/by admin-master
Clonalis House
Castlerea
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
John McGahern Barracks
Cootehall
August 15, 2022/by visitros-admin
Elphin Windmill
Elphin
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Roscommon Castle
Roscommon Town
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
The National Famine Museum | Strokestown Park
Strokestown
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Douglas Hyde Interpretive Centre
Frenchpark
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Donamon Castle
Roscommon Town
July 5, 2019/by admin-master
Claypipe Museum
Knockcroghery
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Rathcroghan Visitor Centre
Tulsk
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Strokestown Genealogy Centre
Strokestown
June 15, 2021/by admin-master
The Living Bog Project
Carrowbehy, Caher, Derrinea
April 14, 2019/by admin-master
Arigna Mining Experience
Arigna
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Castlecoote House
Castlecoote
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Roscommon Abbey
Roscommon Town
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
Castlerea Railway Museum
Castlerea
March 9, 2022/by admin-master
King House
Boyle
March 28, 2019/by admin-master
La Tene Stone
Athleague
July 9, 2019/by admin-master
Roscommon County Museum
Roscommon Town
March 28, 2019/by admin-master