Dunluce Castle

built on the towering coastal cliffs by the MacQuillan family around 1500, the dramatic history of the castle is matched by tales of a banshee and how the castle kitchens fell into the sea one stormy night in 1639

Mussenden Temple & Downhill Demesne

the temple, built in 1785 as a summer library, is perched dramatically on a 120 foot cliff top above the Atlantic Ocean; its architecture was inspired by the Temple of Vesta in Tivoli near Rome; its one of Ireland's most photographed scenes

Game of Thrones

the Kings Road, the Haunted Forest, Winterfell, Robb's Camp, the Dothraki Sea and Slaver's Bay are just a sample of the GOT filming locales you can visit; join a tour and experience GOT life for yourself; see what happened to the Kings Road trees felled by one of Northern Ireland's biggest storms; it's stunningly beautiful and so much fun

Ulster American

Folk Park

follow the trail of thousands of emigrants from the well-trodden pathways and thatched cottages of Ulster, to boarding a full-scale emigrant sailing ship experiencing the cramped quarters where hundreds of people lived during their 12-week Atlantic crossing to the log cabins and ingenious solutions created on the American frontier

The Glens of Antrim

from the County Antrim town of Larne along the Causeway Coast, rugged cliffs stretch north for 80 miles, broken only by nine deep green glens (or valleys), each with its own unique character - waterfalls, a trail that skirts a sheer plunging gorge; a white-knuckle cliff road skirting remote Fair Head; spend a few days in the glens to fully appreciate their beauty

Carrick-a-Rede

Rope Bridge

take the exhilarating rope bridge to Carrick-a-Rede island and enjoy a truly magnificent cliff top experience; the 30-metre deep and 20-metre wide chasm is traversed by a rope bridge (suspended almost 100 feet above sea level) first erected by salmon fishermen in 1755; visitors bold enough to cross to the rocky island are rewarded with fantastic views across to Rathlin Island as well as amazing flora, fauna and bird life

Bushmills Distillery

in the small village of Bushmills, settled on the banks of the river, you'll find the oldest working distillery in Ireland - a place where family & friends have worked for over 400 years with the philosophy that hand crafting small batches is the way to produce beautifully, smooth tasting Irish whiskey; discover how the whiskey is crafted on one of the distillery's tours

Mourne Mountains

the Mourne Mountains are one of Ireland's most popular and challenging outdoor regions; located near the coastal town of Newcastle, there's hillwalking, mountain biking, GOT sites, one of the world's best golf courses and more

The Walls of Derry

built during the period 1613 to 1618 as defenses for early 17th century settlers from England and Scotland, the 12 to 35 foot thick walls form a 1.5 km long walkway around the inner city; there are seven gates and 24 cannons on the well-preserved walls that make for a relaxing and photogenic stroll around the city

Mount Stewart House

this 18th century mansion, located on the shores of Strangford Lough, is Northern Ireland's much loved family home. Tour the recently renovated 1920s to 1950s era mansion and the world renowned gardens with names like the Italian Garden, the Shamrock Garden and more. Later, stroll around miles of new walking trails and discover a landscape lost in time