Explore Welcome to Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland welcomes visitors with its stunning landscapes, from the dramatic Giant's Causeway to lush green valleys. Explore its rich history in Belfast, home to the Titanic Museum, and savour the warmth of its people in charming pubs and vibrant cultural quarters.
Holidays in Northern Ireland
Holidaying in Northern Ireland offers a unique blend of benefits, including breathtaking natural beauty with rugged coastlines and serene lakes. The compact size of Northern Ireland allows for easy exploration, ensuring you can experience a wide variety of attractions and activities in a relatively short span of time.
From the Giant’s Causeway to Belfast’s cultural quarters, Northern Ireland is packed with rewarding day trips and longer breaks.
Wee Binnian Walkers Hillwalking Festival
Guided hillwalking festival with routes across the Newry, Mourne and Down district for walkers of varying abilities.
European Heritage Open Days Derry
Historic buildings, monuments and landmarks across Derry~Londonderry open free to the public as part of Northern Ireland's heritage weekend.
Team Action Cancer Mourne Seven Sevens Trek
Charity trek conquering the seven highest peaks of the Mourne Mountains in a single day, raising funds for Action Cancer.
Belfast Autumn Fair
A family fair featuring food stalls, flower exhibitions and live music.
Tide and Turf Portavogie Food Festival
Family-friendly food festival in the fishing village of Portavogie celebrating local seafood and beef with chef demonstrations.
European Heritage Open Days (Fermanagh & Omagh)
Free public access to historic sites across Fermanagh and Omagh, including Castle Balfour, Castle Coole, Florence Court, Tully Castle and Crom Estate.
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Cities and towns
Belfast
In Belfast, you'll find fascinating walking, bus and taxi tours, cultural escapes, scientific exhibitions and literary inspirations. Not to mention the superb shopping, beautiful landmarks and top class entertainment.
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