Things to see in Northern Ireland - What to see in Northern Ireland

Harbors in Carrickfergus

You don't have to be a genius to see the many similarities between Ireland and the Spanish Cantabrian coast. As I'm a lover of sma

Castles in Limavady

Martello Tower

We approach this point with the intention of using the ferry that takes you to the other side of the bay. The ferries are regular,

Beaches in Portrush

White Rocks

Right next to the tourist town of Portrush, in Northern Ireland, is where you'll find this magnificent blue flag beach called Whit

Streets in Belfast

Falls Road

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An emblematic Belfast street. Although scars of the conflict are unavoidable, this sector is today a lively and picturesque place.

Castles in Belfast

Belfast Castle

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We went to the mountain to Belfast Castle. The historic Belfast Castle, dating from 1870, a sandstone building on the slopes of Ca

Viewpoints in Limavady

Magilligan Point

We came with the sole intention of crossing the bay on the ferry, but we were a little sad that we didn't have more time to explor

Of Touristic Interest in Belfast

Queen's University

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Queen's University is the second oldest university in Ireland, after Trinity College Dublin. Located south of the city, adjacent t

Bars in Belfast

Fibber Magee

An incredibly interesting pub. I remember being in it, at the front, and listening to music that seemed "live". It turns out it wa

Of Cultural Interest in Londonderry

The People's Gallery

The 12 murals that adorn the houses on Rossville St. are commonly known as the "People's Gallery". The murals were done by Tom Kel

Museums in Londonderry

Tower Museum

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The Tower Museum is located within the historic walls of the city, opposite the Powder Gate. Since its opening in October of 1992,

Of Cultural Interest in Belfast

Sinn Féin Headquarters

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Strolling along Falls Road, at number 55, you can find the Sinn Féin headquarters, which was considered the political arm of the I

Of Cultural Interest in Belfast

Catholic Neighbourhood

I accidentally went to the capital of Northern Ireland and honestly I didn't know what I'd find and I hadn't read anything in adva

Churches in Belfast

Fitzroy Presbyterian Church

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The church isn't very old, nineteenth century, but has jaw-dropping British architecture. Following the Gothic Revival style that

Of Cultural Interest in Belfast

Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich

It's the hub of community activity, like a civic center for Irish culture and language, housed in an old red brick Presbyterian ch

Historical Monuments in Londonderry

Bloody Sunday Memorial

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The monument, a simple granite obelisk, was erected in memory of the 14 Derry residents who died on that tragic Sunday, January 30

Museums in Londonderry

Free Derry Museum

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The museum and archives focus on one of the most important periods in the history of this city - the civil rights era of the 1960s

Statues in Belfast

The Titanic Memorial

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The Titanic Memorial in Belfast opened on June 26, 1920 and was erected by subscription involving the population of Belfast, emplo

Bars in Belfast

The Garrick

Founded in 1870, though recently renovated, this pub retains a traditional atmosphere with dark wood paneling, tiled floors, a bar

Things to do in Northern Ireland

The top 129 attractions in Northern Ireland