County Antrim – Northern Ireland’s Cultural & Coastal Showcase

From the vibrant streets of Belfast to the windswept wonders of the Antrim Coast, County Antrim is a feast for the senses. Here, rich heritage meets modern city life, dramatic cliffs frame the Atlantic, and warm welcomes await around every corner. Whether you’re a history buff, outdoor adventurer, or city explorer, Antrim offers unforgettable experiences at every turn.

Must-See Attractions

Titanic Belfast

A global must-see, Titanic Belfast is the world’s largest Titanic experience. This multi-sensory museum tells the story of the world-famous ship in the very city where it was built.

Giant’s Causeway

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Giant’s Causeway is a geological marvel. Its hexagonal basalt columns, formed by ancient volcanic activity, spark the imagination and offer a spectacular backdrop for walkers and photographers alike.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Test your nerve and walk 30 metres above the Atlantic on this thrilling rope bridge linking Carrick Island to the mainland. The views alone are worth the adrenaline!

Belfast Castle

Perched on Cave Hill, this 19th-century castle offers sweeping views over Belfast and elegant gardens to explore. A serene spot steeped in charm and legend.

Crumlin Road Gaol

Step into Northern Ireland’s darker history with a tour of this eerie but fascinating Victorian prison. From the hanging cell to the underground tunnel – it’s a story you won’t forget.

Stormont Parliament Buildings

Explore the grand political heart of Northern Ireland and stroll through the surrounding Stormont Estate – beautiful in every season.

Cultural Experiences

Belfast City Hall

A striking centrepiece of Belfast City, this Edwardian gem offers free guided tours where you’ll learn about the city’s past and political life.

Queen’s University Belfast

Admire the grand Gothic Revival architecture and leafy campus of one of the UK’s top universities. Guided tours showcase its academic and architectural heritage.

Ulster Museum & Botanic Gardens

Art, history, and natural science combine at the Ulster Museum. Free admission and adjacent to the lovely Botanic Gardens, it’s a culture-filled afternoon in the making.

Victoria Square & Cathedral Quarter

Where old meets new – Belfast’s premier shopping and dining district blends luxury retail with the historic character of the Cathedral Quarter, known for its buzzing nightlife and street art.

Outdoor Adventures

The Gobbins Cliff Path

Not for the faint-hearted – walk along sheer cliff paths and over dramatic bridges suspended above crashing waves. A unique way to experience Antrim’s wild coast.

Cave Hill Country Park

Hike to ‘Napoleon’s Nose’ for panoramic views over Belfast and beyond. The trails range from relaxed walks to more challenging climbs.

Glenariff Forest Park

Part of the stunning Glens of Antrim, this forest park is a haven for nature lovers, with waterfalls, walking trails, and picnic areas surrounded by lush green scenery.

Causeway Coastal Route 

The Causeway Coastal Route is one of the world’s great road trips – discover quaint villages, rugged sea views, and endless photo opportunities along the way.

Family Fun

W5 at SSE Arena

Ireland’s award-winning interactive discovery centre with hands-on exhibits and activities for curious minds of all ages.

Belfast Zoo

With over 140 animal species and panoramic views of Belfast Lough, Belfast zoo is one of the city’s top family attractions.

Dundonald International Ice Bowl

Perfect for rainy days – enjoy ice skating, bowling, and soft play all under one roof.

ODEON Belfast

Catch the latest movies in this modern cinema, conveniently located in the heart of the city’s buzzing Victoria Square.

Waterfront Hall

A renowned entertainment venue offering everything from music and theatre to comedy and cultural events.