Thankfully, Northern Ireland is filled to the brim with fun and interesting things to do indoors.
From historical experiences to interactive trips, there is something for everyone to enjoy, including the whole family.
Here are 27 indoor experiences worth trying out.
21. Headhunters Barber Shop & Railway Museum, Enniskillen
Headhunters blends together traditional barber skills and a passion for local railway history to create a unique visitor attraction. Inside there is a reconstructed booking office and a whole host of railway exhibits and paraphernalia to commemorate an era and way of life long since lost in County Fermanagh. Many of the exhibits have been donated by former railway employees. Visitors can even have a haircut if they wish. For more information, go to headhuntersmuseum.com Photo: Image from discovernorthernireland.com
22. The Boatyard Distillery, Enniskillen
The Boatyard Distillery produces four varieties of gin alongside vodka, also hosting a tour where visitors can learn all about the history of gin both locally and worldwide. The tour includes the fantastic opportunity to taste the distillery’s range and gain insight into their future projects. For more information, go to boatyarddistillery.com Photo: Image from boatyarddistillery.com
23. Woodlab Distillery, Moy, Co Tyrone
Home of Symphonia Spirits, the Woodlab Distillery is based in a tranquil setting and its operation has a very classic feel to it. Visitors can expect to see the lab where they create their unique range and have the opportunity to learn all about their bespoke distillation process. Their guided tour also provides visitors with the chance to sample some of their range. For more information, go to woodlabdistillery.com Photo: mage from Symphonia Spirits via Facebook
24. Dún Uladh Cultural Heritage Centre, Omagh
Dún Uladh Cultural Heritage Centre was opened in 1995 to help encourage a much deeper awareness of Irish cultural heritage. A whole host of talent can be seen on display during their evenings of traditional music, song, dance and storytelling. There are even opportunities for visitors to participate themselves. The centre also holds music classes and workshops. For more information, go to dunuladh.ie Photo: Image from dunuladh.ie