Explore Northern Ireland
Our top picks to do in Northern Ireland!
The Giants Causeway
“Even volcanic activity is conducted in a mannerly and structerd fashion in the UK, as seen here by the hexagonal shaped pillars.”
— Jonas, The Groom
Located along the North coast close to other adventurous activities and views, like the Carrick a rede rope bridge and Game Thrones filming locations
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The Titanic Museum
Jonas review
One of the best museums I have been to. Immersive elements and in depth story lines of the fate of some passengers on the tragic cruise. Seated by the real location of the ship yard in Belfast.
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Sarahs review
Better than I expected.
Tayto Castle
The biggest castle in Sarahs hometown. Self-sufficient and a global exporter of p̶o̶t̶a̶t̶o̶ ̶c̶h̶i̶p̶s̶ crisps. It has since the beginning fascinated the world. Just look at the clip with Conan here.
Ulster Museum
Local history, art, speciments and seated by a 100 000 square metre botanical garden. And it´s all free.
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Old Bushmill Distillery
Visit the worlds oldest licensed distillery. Over 400 year old. Guided tours with tastings.
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Stairway to Heaven
Cuilcagh is a mountain between Northern Ireland and The Republic of Ireland. Since a few years ago this path has been called The Stairway to Heaven.
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https://www.theirishroadtrip.com/dublin-to-cuilcagh/
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Hillsborough Castle
The Royal family´s Country House where they stay when visiting Northern Ireland. Built in Georgian style. surrounded by a royal garden.
https://discovernorthernireland.com/things-to-do/hillsborough-castle-and-gardens-p676671
Portrush Strand
The Place to go if you want to hit the beach. Relax, try surfing for beginners or a big SUP-board with a group of friends: https://www.portrushsurfschool.com/giant-sup
Cathedral Quarter
If you are looking to check out the local pubs the place to be is cathedral quarter, Belfast.
Game of Thrones Museum
Afternoon Tea
Pictured to the Left:
The Merchant Hotel Belfast
Below is a link to a list of the top afternoon tea locations in Northern Ireland:
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https://discovernorthernireland.com/blog/read/2023/11/afternoon-tea-b130
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The Ulster American Folk Park
In the 18th and 19th centuries more than two million Ulster people left their homes to forge a new life across the Atlantic. Their story is told here at one of Ireland's best museums, which features a sprawling outdoor history park. Exhibits are split into Old World cottages and New World log cabins, with actors in period costume on hand to bring the stories to life. Northern Irelands version of Jamtli and Skansen.
