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Irish pubs

Irish pubs in County Antrim 5

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County Antrim : Must-See Attractions

Museums in Ireland

W5 Interactive Discovery Centre

Want to learn as a family? W5 offers you an exciting dive into the heart of science!

2.78/5 (18 votes)

Irish zoos

Belfast Zoological Gardens

Why not take a family nature break at Belfast Zoo? Species from all over the world will fascinate young and old alike!

3.12/5 (17 votes)

Universities

Queen’s University of Belfast

Queen's University of Belfast was established in 1845 to counterbalance the influence of Trinity College Dublin. Now recognized as one of Northern…

4.12/5 (17 votes)

Museums in Ireland

The Belfast Titanic Trail

Fancy a city tour? Just follow the guide!

4.47/5 (17 votes)

Irish lighthouses

The Blackhead Lighthouse

It's possible to spend an original and unusual night in the lighthouse! A one-of-a-kind experience!

3.50/5 (16 votes)

Irish markets

St George’s Market

Food lovers beware: Belfast's Saint George's Market is the place to be for gourmands in search of culinary discoveries!

3.25/5 (16 votes)

Irish forest parks

Glenariff Forest Park

Hikers will love following the park's marked trails! A 100% natural setting awaits you!

3.27/5 (15 votes)

Irish castles

Kinbane Castle

A castle on the Kinbane Head Peninsula. Its few remains add a certain cachet to the place!

3.20/5 (15 votes)

Irish jewelers

L’Atelier Steensons

The company is best known for its Game of Thrones jewelry.

3.87/5 (15 votes)

Christmas markets in Ireland

The Belfast Christmas Market

A magical Christmas market!

3.79/5 (14 votes)

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Inspiration

County Antrim

County Antrim (Contae Aontroma in Gaelic) is located in Northern Ireland, in the Province of Ulster. With over 550,000 inhabitants, the county is among the most populous regions in Ireland, alongside County Dublin. The county offers breathtaking views along the entire coast and grants access to legendary sites such as the Giant’s Causeway and ancient ruined castles, steeped in a history as mysterious as it is fabulous.

Visiting County Antrim

From major cities to the magical beauty of its coastline…

County Antrim is a destination in its own right, renowned for the beauty of its coast, with its beaches, cliffs, bays, and ruined castles.

Do you love wild landscapes? You will be well served!

A region of character, the county is deeply attached to its roots, its history, and its culture. That is why Antrim is a particularly rich and dense county to visit!

Starting with its major cities like Belfast and Portrush… Festive places buzzing with vibrant and colorful energy! Step inside their Irish pubs, their restaurants… Try their foods, their traditions… You will not be disappointed!

If you enjoy culture, also explore the museums of Belfast and don’t miss the most famous attraction of the moment: the Titanic Belfast Experience! A place that pays tribute to the famous Northern Irish ocean liner, which tragically sank in April 1912.

Want a bit more? Belfast is the ideal city to discover the troubled history of the region, with its 30 years of Troubles and ongoing conflicts between the Catholic republican community and the Protestant unionists…

Although the subject remains sensitive, Belfast is undergoing a revival and continues to reinvent itself. A must-see, followed by an exploration of its magnificent coastline!