Places to Explore In Northern Ireland

Armagh

The spiritual capital of Ireland for 5,000 years, and the seat of both Protestant and Catholic archbishops, Armagh is the most venerated of Irish cities...

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• 5 Things To Do

Ballycastle

Ballycastle is the main resort at the northern end of the Glens of Antrim. People flock here in summer, but apart from peak season, this...

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• 2 Things To Do

Belfast

Before English and Scottish settlers arrived in the 1600s, Belfast was a tiny village called Béal Feirste ("sandbank ford") belonging to Ulster's ancient O'Neill clan...

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• 12 Hotels
• 57 Things To Do

Bellaghy

In the rural heartland of South Derry, close to the River Bann that divides Counties Derry and Antrim lies the small town of Bellaghy (pop...

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Belleek

Enniskillen is the pleasant, smart-looking capital of County Fermanagh and the only place of any size in it. The town center is, strikingly, on an...

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Bushmills

The pleasant town of Bushmills is world-famous for its centuries-old distillery...

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Carrickfergus

Carrickfergus, on the shore of Belfast Lough, grew up around its ancient castle. When the town was enclosed by ramparts at the start of the...

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Castle Coole

This "uncommonly perfect" mansion (to quote the eminent architectural historian Desmond Guinness) is on its own landscaped oak woods and gardens at the end of...

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Castle Ward

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County Down

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• 6 Hotels
• 13 Things To Do

Derry

Wrapped in historic walls and hilly cobbled streets, Derry (or Londonderry, as it’s also known) oozes character. With a population of just over 100,000, it’s...

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• 5 Hotels
• 22 Things To Do

Downpatrick

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Dunluce Castle

Dunluce is midway between Bushmills and Portrush, and its photogenic castle makes it a worthy stop...

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Enniskillen

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Fermanagh

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• 6 Things To Do

Florence Court

When it comes to Early Irish Georgian houses, there are few as magical as Florence Court. There are 15 km (9 miles) of signposted walking...

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Giant's Causeway

Northern Ireland's most scenic seascape is a natural wonder that no visitor to the area should miss...

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Glens of Antrim

North of Carrickfergus after Larne, the coast of County Antrim becomes spectacular—wave upon wave of high green hills, dotted with lush glens, curve down to...

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• 4 Hotels
• 5 Things To Do

Limavady

In 1851, at No. 51 on Limavady's Georgian main street, Jane Ross wrote down the tune played by a traveling fiddler and called it "Londonderry...

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Omagh

Omagh, the county town of Tyrone, lies close to the Sperrin Mountains, with the River Strule to the north. Aside from Omagh, County Tyrone, which...

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The Mountains of Mourne

Subjects of a song that is sung on every Irish occasion from baptisms to funerals, the Mountains of Mourne must surely qualify as one of...

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Tyrone

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