Attractions in Northern Ireland

Giant's Causeway is probably the most popular natural attraction in Northern Ireland—if not all of Ireland itself. These peculiar rock formations are said to have been formed by a giant …read more

A huge basalt stone formation, that really looks like an organ from afar. Impressive nature.

If this stone formation truly is Fionn mac Cumhaill's (Finn MacCool's) shoe, he had terrible taste in footwear. A must-see on any visit to Giant's Causeway, this rock is an odd landmark in an area dominated by odd landmarks.

The views along this coastal hike are so stunning. A photo cannot capture this feeling.

Amazing town hall. One of the most beautiful ones I’ve ever seen. A must visit.

Has to be one of the best summits in the Mournes.
Fantastic views down to silent valley reservoir and south towards Carlingford.
As with any hill walking - be prepared for a change in weather and have good footwear. Enjoy

In the past, fishermen uses a windy bridge to their boats.

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In the past, fishermen used to come to their boats via a windy rope bridge.

Against entry you can also visit the ruins.
Tip: walk a bit along the road to the east, then you have a nice view of the property.

At the harbor there is a small café (unfortunately only open until 17:30 and very few seats) but very delicious scones and a large selection of cakes

In this former quarry some scenes from Game of Thrones were shot!

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In this former quarry (= quarry) some scenes from Game of Thrones were filmed!

Scenic coastal views, Sketrick Castle, Seals and Otters fishing in the shallow water and a good cafe/restaurant/bar all in the area. Well worth a visit. Very popular with Cyclists at Weekends.

The Hare's Gap is a popular mountain pass in the Mournes.

Historical tour of how the Titanic Cruise liner was built in Belfast before its ill-fated maiden voyage

Wonderful view from high above, but at least over 100 wooden steps have to be climbed before, but the effort was worth it. Great!!!

Ebrington Square is a public space and tourist attraction in Derry, Northern Ireland built upon the former army parade ground at Ebrington Barracks. Although located in the Waterside area of …read more

Discover the Cuilcagh Legnabrocky trail and enjoy secluded, wide moors and barren rocky landscape. The goal is a historic burial mound from the Bronze Age. The trail is about 7.5 …read more

The Walled City, a city surrounded by a city wall. Numerous cannons can be seen here, they served to secure the city.

Thomas's quarry and the waterfall are great but don't miss the great views you get higher up with the Drinneevar quarry loop walk which connects with the granite trail hike.

A picturesque place! The eighteenth-century temple now stands by erosion right on the cliffs.

The unique stone carvings are in the Caldragh Cemetery on Boa Island.