Guided tours can be booked for groups by prior arrangement Monday to Saturday
In the news
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Scarecrow Festival Returns!
Read moreGracehill Scarecrow Festival Registration form available below and from Old School, Church Road Gracehill. registration form
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European Heritage Open Day 2023
Read moreThis year Heritage Day takes place on Saturday 9th September from 12.30pm – 5.00pm There is no charge for entrance or activities for the day
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Gracehill takes step closer to becoming Northern Ireland’s first Cultural World Heritage Site
Read moreA bid to secure Northern Ireland’s first cultural world heritage site and elevate it alongside the likes of the Taj Mahal and Great Wall of
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World Heritage Public Meeting
Read moreYou are invited to a public meeting. When: Wednesday 30th November 2022 @ 7.30 pmWhere: Cennick Hall, Gracehill Click below for futher details. WHS Consultation Notice
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Heritage Day Saturday 10th September 2022!
Read moreThis event is cancelled due to the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II The village again welcomes visitors for heritage day 12.30-5 pm with
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What our visitors saying about their experience
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I visited Gracehill with my family and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. A guided tour showed us the beautiful preserved village . We were told many interesting stories of the lives of those who had lived there , and visited God’s Acre where family members from generations before…
Rosemary H wrote a review Mar 2020
Wonderful visit to Gracehill Village -
Gracehill is a very interesting village to visit. It is steeped in history and the best way to hear about it all is to book a guided tour. Make sure to see the green, the burial ground and the Church. There is a lovely restaurant, but you might need to book in advance. There is a museum in the same building.
tumbleweed235 wrote a review Feb 2020
A lovely little village.
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