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Rowallane Garden is one of the most beautiful gardens to visit in Northern Ireland, and is often described as a hidden gem. A mix of formal and informal garden spaces are waiting to be explored. Journey through the garden and discover the secret worlds within. Whatever the season there's always something new to see.

With thousands of colourful flowers and plant species from around the world, the Botanic Gardens are a wonderful place to visit. The gardens opened in 1828 as a private park and welcomed the public from 1895. Belfast's beautiful Palm House conservatory pre-date the glasshouses of Kew Gardens. Its domed roof has allowed plants to grow especially tall, such as a 36-foot (11 m) lily.

Throughout WWI, many bombes were dropped in Belfast, along with land mines placed throughout the city and surrounding areas. While most areas have been refilled since the war, this spot is unique as it still remains how it was as a bomb crater from the war.

With thousands of colourful flowers and plant species from around the world, the Botanic Gardens are a wonderful place to visit. The gardens opened in 1828 as a private park and welcomed the public from 1895. Belfast's beautiful Palm House conservatory pre-date the glasshouses of Kew Gardens. It's domed roof has allowed plants to grow especially tall, such as a 36-foot (11 m) lily.

WWT Castle Espie is home to the largest collection of ducks, geese and swans in Ireland. Wide open spaces, and wetlands full of the sights and sounds of nature. Surprised by just how much there is to see and do including a Cafe / Gallery, plenty of walks, and places to just sit and take it all in.

Just a stone's throw away from Belfast lies Giants Ring, a henge monument predating the Egyptian pyramids! It was built some time around 2500BC in the neolithic times and features an impressive centric megalithic tomb.

With thousands of colourful flowers and plant species from around the world, the Botanic Gardens are a wonderful place to visit. The gardens opened in 1828 as a private park and welcomed the public from 1895. Belfast's beautiful Palm House conservatory pre-date the glasshouses of Kew Gardens. It's domed roof has allowed plants to grow especially tall, such as a 36-foot (11 m) lily.