Things to Do in Northern Ireland

Want to know some of the standout things to do in Northern Ireland? Then have a look through our handpicked suggestions below...

1. The Giant's Causeway, County Antrim

Northern Ireland's only World Heritage Site is a collection of 40,000 basalt columns stretching off the coast. Individual rocks – the result of a volcanic eruption in the distant Paleogene past – can reach up to 36 feet high.

2. Marble Arch Caves, Florencecourt

Beginning with an underground boat trip, tours of these caves provide visitors with a remarkable insight into its system of natural cave rivers. Located in Florencecourt, County Fermanagh, the caves are amongst the very finest in Europe.

3. The Belfast Murals, Belfast

Nothing better encapsulates the enflamed passions of a divided Ireland, than the Belfast Murals. The Protestant murals can be found on Hopewell Street in Shankill, West Belfast, while the Catholic versions are on Falls Road.

4. Bluelough Mountain and Water Sports Centre, Fermanagh Lakelands

The Bluelough Mountain and Water Sports Centre is located in Mourne, an area of outstanding natural beauty. And with activities including canoeing, rock-climbing, abseiling and raft-building, it offers a compelling year-round package of outdoor activities.

5. Enniskillen Castle, Lough Erne

The museums of this castle (strategically sited on the River Erne) provide a fascinating glimpse into the country's Gaelic history and culture. Once the proud home of the Gaelic Maguire chieftains, its history stretches back 600 years.


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