Must-Visit Places in Ireland and Northern
Discover the fascinating locations in Ireland and Northern Ireland for unforgettable experiences in this Blog
Ireland and Northern Ireland Fascinating Locations You Must-Visit
Ireland and Northern Ireland are fantastic Destinations familiar to most through scenes of fairy tales, green landscapes, cliffs, and energetic history. Despite the fact that it is difficult to find a common type of attractions for both regions, there are many places that worth to visit in both of them. Just imagine going through these beautiful lands, let’s take a look at some of the best places that are not to be missed.
Discovering Belfast, Northern Ireland
Ulster Museum
Begin your Tour from the Ulster Museum located in Belfast. This museum contains many interesting facts about Northern Ireland and its history. As it is free to enter, a donation may be made if you wish. You can see Natural collections, exhibits of Stone Age people, Egyptian items are also available and one can see a mummy there. One should not bypass the mineral section it is very interesting.
Titanic Belfast
After that, visit the most famous called ‘Titanic Belfast’, which is an exhibition dedicated to the ship and its story. This museum is situated close to the port which was the starting point of the Titanic; Its exhibits provide a host of information on the construction and sinking of the ship.
HMS Caroline
Explore the HMS Caroline in Belfast which is newly inaugurated maritime museum showcasing a beautifully restored First World War ship. This museum is entertaining and provides great concentration and is truly a gem if you are interested in maritime. Buying tickets online is pocket-friendly especially when it is done in advance.
Belfast Zoo
For a bright day trip destination; Belfast Zoo houses approximately 140 kinds of animals, coming from different parts of the world. Suitable for Families, and tickets purchased online are cheaper than those bought at the entrance fo the zoo.
The Dark Hedges
The Dark Hedges is a picturesque drive made of beech trees which became familiar to fans of the series Game of Thrones. Try to go there in the morning when there is no much rush and the environment is relatively peaceful. It is an ideal location to have good picturesque scenes for either a wedding, engagement or any kind of shoot.
Dunluce Castle
Visiting the 13th century castle ruins of Dunluce, which are placed on the rocky cliff and offering marvelous view over the sea. It has historic importance and the incredible number of landmarks is quite fascinating.
Giant's Causeway
Go to the Giant’s Causeway; this is a wonder of nature including 40 000 hexagonal columns of basalt. In this strange geological structure, an audio tour will in a great way complement your visit. The best time to go is in the morning or after 6 PM.
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Expand your courage at the Carrick – a – Rede Rope Bridge that is 20 meters long and hangs 30 meters above rocks. The sights are lovely, and it is advisable to purchase the tickets online in advance to minimize on the time one spends in queues.
Dublin and Regions Adjacent to It, Ireland
Day Tours from Dublin
For exploring nearby places you can begin with a day trip from Dublin to explore more. We recommend that among others one should visit King John’s Castle, which is famous historical place to visit.
The Burren
Go to The Burren, popular for its rocky landform, plant life, and antiquities. For any cave lovers out there, you can try visiting actual cave which are Doolin Cave and Aillwee Cave.
Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher is a must see 14 kilometers long cliff which have exquisite views. It remains warmer and one can get caught in a down pour hence the need to have a stronger umbrella and coat.
Aran Islands
Explore one of the most famous attractions- the Aran Islands-the three small islands located in County Galway. Experience boat riding activities, bird watching and island shopper other by cycling and walking. With regard to transport, the Dolin Ferry provides for easy transport options.
Glengowla Mines
Go to Glengowla Mines: private farm owned, famous for its underground guided tours or visit the National Fossil Site & Heritage Center at the Athlone. New site visitors can visit a museum and can be a great tourist attraction.
Dublin's Highlights
Dublin Zoo
On your trip to Dublin, you need to visit the Dublin Zoo situated in Phoenix Park. It is one of the oldest and visited attractions globally with over 400 animals from different parts of the world.
Newgrange
Newgrange is only a few miles north of Dublin and is worthy of a visit. This Neolithic ground is about 5,000 years old whereby; you are able to enjoy interacting with those mysterious stones.
Additional Recommendations
When in Ireland and Northern Ireland, it is important also to consider other cities like Waterford, Galway, Londonderry (Derry), Limerick, and Sligo. Each place has its own advantages and interesting places to see. If it is the heritage or the landscapes that attract the tourists, or traditional culture that is up to the interests of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Happy travelling through these wondrous places!
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