Guidebook for Belfast
Food Scene
St. George's Market
12 East Bridge StSightseeing
TEC Belfast
17 Queens RdAmazing place to discover, learn and enjoy the story of the Titanic boat.
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Titanic Belfast
1 Olympic WayAmazing place to discover, learn and enjoy the story of the Titanic boat.
Stand on the hills that gently arc this unique place and you’ll look down on thousands of basalt columns tumbling down into the Atlantic Ocean. It’s an epic sight, with a whopping 40,000 or so of these hexagonal-shaped stepping stones, which date back to a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago.
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Causeway du Géant
Stand on the hills that gently arc this unique place and you’ll look down on thousands of basalt columns tumbling down into the Atlantic Ocean. It’s an epic sight, with a whopping 40,000 or so of these hexagonal-shaped stepping stones, which date back to a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago.
Wrapped around the sea cliffs of County Antrim, the Gobbins is the only guided adventure walk of its kind in Europe. This incredible path snakes over dramatic modern bridges, through smugglers' caves and above crashing waves. A total walk on the wild side.
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Centre des visiteurs de The Gobbins
66 Middle RdWrapped around the sea cliffs of County Antrim, the Gobbins is the only guided adventure walk of its kind in Europe. This incredible path snakes over dramatic modern bridges, through smugglers' caves and above crashing waves. A total walk on the wild side.
Crumbling castles, ancient landscapes, spellbinding coastal villages – the landscapes of Northern Ireland have provided ®Game of Thrones with the scenic backdrops for some of their most memorable moments. From the twisted beauty of the Dark Hedges, an avenue of serpentine beach trees, to the mysterious charm of the Tollymore Forest Park, step into real-world Westeros.
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Game of Thrones Studio Tour Vacations
Cascum RoadCrumbling castles, ancient landscapes, spellbinding coastal villages – the landscapes of Northern Ireland have provided ®Game of Thrones with the scenic backdrops for some of their most memorable moments. From the twisted beauty of the Dark Hedges, an avenue of serpentine beach trees, to the mysterious charm of the Tollymore Forest Park, step into real-world Westeros.