Northern Ireland offers dramatic Atlantic coastline, the geological wonder of the Giant's Causeway, and rolling countryside that became famous as the filming backdrop for Game of Thrones. Belfast's revitalized waterfront adds a compelling city stop to any coastal itinerary.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site of thousands of interlocking basalt columns along the north coast.
A revitalized city known for its Titanic Quarter and rich maritime history.
A swaying rope bridge crossing to a small island above the sea.
An eerie avenue of intertwined beech trees made famous as a Game of Thrones filming location.
A dramatic mountain range that inspired the landscapes of Narnia.
A historic walled city with a complex and important political history.
An award-winning museum built on the site where the Titanic was constructed.
Explore thousands of naturally formed hexagonal basalt columns along the coast.
Test your nerve on a rope bridge suspended high above the sea.
Tour the Dark Hedges and other landscapes used throughout the series.
Learn the story of the ill-fated ship at the site of its construction.
Circle one of Europe's few remaining fully intact walled cities.
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Northern Ireland forms the northeastern corner of the island of Ireland and is part of the United Kingdom, giving it a distinct blend of Irish and British culture.
The Giant's Causeway, formed by ancient volcanic activity, remains Northern Ireland's most famous natural landmark and its only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Belfast has undergone significant regeneration in recent decades, particularly around its Titanic Quarter and historic docklands.
The region's dramatic coastal and countryside scenery, from the Dark Hedges to the Mourne Mountains, drew international attention as a filming location for Game of Thrones.
From geological wonders to a transformed capital city, Northern Ireland offers a compact and rewarding addition to any Irish itinerary.