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County Antrim : Must-See Attractions

The Giant’s Causeway

Bushmills

3.70/5 (23,477 votes)

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Irish bridges

The Carrick-a-Rede Bridge

A rope bridge in Northern Ireland that will take you 30 metres over the ocean! The view is magical and breathtaking! A must!

4.66/5 (1,998 votes)

Museums in Ireland

Titanic Belfast Experience

Did you know that the Titanic was built in Belfast? It's one of the city's most important stories! Discover its museum dedicated to the event!

3.53/5 (1,395 votes)

Irish castles

Dunluce Castle

Built on the edge of the Cliffs, Dunluce Castle and its ruins seem ready to fall into the void. One of Northern Ireland's most beautiful tourist sites!

3.45/5 (1,231 votes)

Irish manor houses

Cairndhu House

Cairndhu House is an abandoned house in Northern Ireland that will make you shake with fear! With its reputation as the most haunted place in the world, the site is terrifying!

4.47/5 (1,025 votes)

Irish beaches Irish cliffs

The White Rocks Strand

A beach not far from the White Rock Cliffs! Perhaps the bravest will dare to take a dip?

3.50/5 (1,004 votes)

Irish parks and gardens

Dark Hedges

Made ultra-famous by the Game of Thrones series, this avenue of trees has a natural beauty that's well worth the detour!

3.21/5 (946 votes)

Irish cliffs

Fair Head

This impressive cliff offers breathtaking views of the Irish Sea! The spot was used on the Game of Thrones shoot.

3.63/5 (808 votes)

Irish public buildings

Belfast City Hall

A monument symbolizing the city of Belfast in Northern Ireland!

4.81/5 (808 votes)

Causeway Cliffs - ©Scenicirelandgallery.com

The Causeway Cliffs

Ballintoy - Bushmills

4.59/5 (766 votes)

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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!