Northern Ireland Tourist Board
Things To See and Do
The Mournes Stonewalls
The Mournes Stonewalls
There's plenty worth seeing in Northern Ireland - wherever you go, our museums, visitor centres, historic and scenic attractions, put the emphasis on participation.

Attractions

There's plenty worth seeing in Northern Ireland - wherever you go, our museums, visitor centres, historic and scenic attractions put the emphasis on participation.

For instance, our stately homes and history parks aren't just for viewing; visitors can experience life as it was lived in times gone by. Our museums have exhibits you can touch and explore. Even our most famous sights, like the Giant's Causeway, Carrickfergus Castle or the Ulster American Folk Park positively encourage you to 'nosy' around and indulge your curiosity.

Northern Ireland's attractions fall into several categories. Most are ideal for children; they'll never forget the thrill of touching sea life at Exploris Aquarium or pretending they're train drivers at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.

Come on up, look around, and before you know it, you're getting involved too!

Northern Ireland has many superb examples of castles, fortifications and ancient religious sites...

A visit to some of Northern Ireland’s historic houses is a great way to spend the day...

Northern Ireland surely has more museums per head of population than just about anywhere...

Nature and Wildlife

Stroll through uncrowded forest parks and scenic woodlands full of wildlife...

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For wonderful beaches and stunning coastal views, Northern Ireland is hard to beat...

Major Attractions

Tourists have been visiting the Giant’s Causeway since it was first announced to the world in 1693...

Few other places in these islands can offer such a compelling and unique experience for the visitor.

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