Explore the world-famous geological site with stunning natural formations and folklore. Walk around and take in the magical scenery while learning about the local legends from the audio guides (available for rent).
Discover the history of the RMS Titanic, its ill-fated voyage, and the Belfast shipyard where it was built. Take a guided tour, see the interactive galleries, and explore the replica cabins to experience life on board.
Walk across the famous rope bridge that swings 100ft above the waves and connects to a rocky island. Enjoy the panoramic views of the coast and the wildlife, including puffins, dolphins, and seals.
Stroll along the best-preserved city walls in Europe and admire the architectural and historical landmarks, such as the Guildhall, the Peace Bridge, and the Bogside murals. Join a guided tour to learn about the city's rich cultural heritage and turbulent past.
Step back in time and explore the emigrant experience from Ulster to America in the 18th and 19th centuries. See the recreated buildings, interact with the actors in costume, and learn about the stories and traditions of the Irish who settled in the United States.
Visit the fascinating underground system of caves and waterfalls that form a UNESCO Global Geopark. Take a guided tour, cruise the underground river, and learn about the geological and ecological significance of the site.
You can add more adventure to your trip by visiting the Game of Thrones filming locations, such as the Dark Hedges, Castle Ward, and Tollymore Forest Park. With more time, you can also explore the scenic glens of Antrim, the medieval ruins of Dunluce Castle, and the seafood restaurants of Portrush. For a shorter trip, consider skipping Marble Arch Caves or Ulster American Folk Park, and adding an extra day to Belfast or Derry-Londonderry. Don't forget to check the seasonal hours and closures of the attractions beforehand.