County Antrim
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Glenarm Castle
A castle and walled garden in the oldest town in Ulster’s Glens.
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Cave Hill
A basalt hill above Belfast whose profile is said to have inspired Gulliver’s sleeping giant.
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Belfast Castle
A Victorian castle on the slopes of Cave Hill above Belfast.
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Ballintoy
A tiny harbour village of limestone and basalt on the Causeway Coast.
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Gobbins
A cliff path with bridges and tunnels on the Islandmagee coast.
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Slemish
The mountain where young St Patrick is said to have worked as a shepherd.
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The Crown Liquor Saloon
A Victorian gin palace in Belfast with carved snugs.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland’s capital, with the Titanic Quarter and murals.
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Carrickfergus Castle
A Norman castle on the shore of Belfast Lough.
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Dunluce Castle
Medieval ruins on the edge of a cliff on the Antrim coast.
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Dark Hedges
An avenue of old beech trees that forms a natural tunnel.
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Lough Neagh
The largest freshwater lake in Britain and Ireland.
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Glenariff
The ‘Queen of the Glens’ of Antrim, with waterfalls on a forest walkway.
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Rathlin Island
Northern Ireland’s only inhabited offshore island, home to puffins in summer.
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Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
A rope bridge over the sea to a tiny island, swaying above the Antrim coast.