Visit Northern Ireland
Belfast
1.9 million
1.9 million
Northern Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom located on the island of Ireland, bordered by the Republic of Ireland to the south and east. It is known for its spectacular landscapes and cultural heritage, making it an ideal tourist destination. Popular attractions include The Giant's Causeway, a natural rock formation along the coastline that has been designated as a World Heritage Site; Belfast City Hall where visitors can explore its historic architecture; and Titanic Belfast, which pays tribute to one of history's most famous ships.
When visiting Northern Ireland, there are plenty of historical landmarks to explore such as Carrickfergus Castle which dates back to 1177 or St Patrick's Church, believed to be built in 4th century AD by Saint Patrick himself. For those interested in learning more about Northern Irish history, one should visit Ulster History Park which features 23 acres of open-air museum telling stories from 6000 BC up until today.
An interesting fact about Northern Ireland is that it was once home to world-renowned author C S Lewis who wrote popular books such as 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. He spent most his life in this region before moving away for university and later becoming a professor at Oxford University.
When visiting Northern Ireland, there are plenty of historical landmarks to explore such as Carrickfergus Castle which dates back to 1177 or St Patrick's Church, believed to be built in 4th century AD by Saint Patrick himself. For those interested in learning more about Northern Irish history, one should visit Ulster History Park which features 23 acres of open-air museum telling stories from 6000 BC up until today.
An interesting fact about Northern Ireland is that it was once home to world-renowned author C S Lewis who wrote popular books such as 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. He spent most his life in this region before moving away for university and later becoming a professor at Oxford University.
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Cities in Northern Ireland
Belfast, Omagh, Lisburn, Bushmills, Portadown, Bangor, Newtownabbey, Newtownards, Craigavon, Derry, Castlereagh, Banbridge, Newry, Larne, Antrim, Carrickfergus, Ballymena, Armagh