📜 Visitor centre at Oldbridge House, on the site of the 1690 Battle of the Boyne, surrounded by restored Victorian walled gardens. 🔍 Provides in-depth insight into the pivotal 1690 Battle of the Boyne. # Why Go ⚔️ Learn about the famous 1690 Battle of the Boyne between King William III and King James II through exhibits, replicas, original weapons, a laser battlefield model, and a film. 🌳 Explore restored Victorian walled gardens and scenic parklands. 🚶 Enjoy self-guided walks, including King Williams's Glen and through Townley Hall Forest with views of River Boyne. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Uneven terrain in parklands, suitable footwear required. 🚫 No cycling, fire lighting, camping, or barbeques allowed. 🚧 Road closures for vehicular traffic may occur, check in advance. 🌧️ Centre may close during adverse winter weather, call ahead to confirm. # Cost 💰 Adults €5.00, Group/Senior €4.00, Child/Student €3.00, Family €13.00. Free admission to grounds and Walled Garden. # Hours 🕒 Daily, 9:00-16:00 (Jan-Apr, Oct-Dec) and 10:00-17:00 (May-Sep). Last admission 1 hour before closing. # Getting There 🚆 Travel by train to Drogheda, then bus or taxi to the centre. # Facilities & Tips 🚻 Toilets available, including wheelchair accessible. ☕ Café on site. 🅿️ Car and coach parking available. 📞 Contact +353 41 980 9950 for special assistance or weather updates, especially during winter for adverse weather closures. 🐕 Dogs are welcome on leads in the grounds, but not inside the visitor centre. ⏳ Recommended visit duration is 1 to 1.5 hours.