Explore Ballynahinch

Nestled in County Down, Ballynahinch charms visitors with rich history and surrounding scenic landscapes. Ballynahinch is most famous for the 1798 rebellion, The Battle of Ballynahinch.  The town was popular in the 19th Century as a spa destination among fashionable aristocratic travellers who came to `take the waters' at medicinal spa wells two miles outside the town.You are sure to find things to do while visiting Ballynahinch, with activities, places to visit, shopping and a nice atmosphere. 

Where is Ballynahinch?

Ballynahinch is a charming market town located in County Down, Northern Ireland. It lies around 30 minutes (18 miles) south of Belfast City and serves as a gateway to the stunning Mourne Mountains and the beautiful County Down countryside. Ballynahinch lies on the main A24 Belfast to Newcastle Road. Ballynahinch, from the Irish meaning town of the holm (island) is twinned with Lamorlaye, France.

Attractions in and around Ballynahinch 

Ballynahinch is a busy town with picturesque Georgian buildings and a surrounding area of rolling hills. Here you won't be struggling to find things to do suitable for the whole family, with a group of friends or a trip out with your furry friend.

The Market House in Ballynahinch is a Grade 2 listed building and has played a major role in the everyday lives of the people of Ballynahinch since it was originally built in 1795. In August 2010, Newry, Mourne and Down District Council took over ownership and has continued to provide a focal point for the people in the area.  Find more things to do in Ballynahinch here.