Soak up the culture in Northern Ireland and discover the most enchanting places around its coast. A country which boasts unique landscapes and a history that is worthy of discovering.
The magic of Northern Ireland and its incredible landscapes are filled with history, in fact even binge watchers are attracted to this great land. On our Northern Ireland 2 Days Trip enjoy a bus ride around the main-must see attractions as well as the chance to sample traditional food and discover its amazing culture.
You won´t have to wait too long to discover Belfast, enjoy a panoramic bus tour and hop down to really appreciate up close the well-known city walls and the Titanic Museum. If there´s something they know all about in Ireland, its beer and that’s why we will take you to The Crown, a pub where you can enjoy a good pint and the only pub to be declared a National Monument.
On the first day we´ll visit one of the cities that experienced the greatest political conflict between Unionists and Northern Ireland Republicans. We are of course talking about Derry, although you may also know it as Londonderry, the place where one of the darkest episodes in the history of the country took place, the Bloody Sunday massacre. Among other amazing places we will see, don´t miss the Derry City Cemetery, its Town Hall or the Gaelic Games Stadium.
King´s Landing and Dunluce Castle: Ireland, home to Game of Thrones
Most of you visiting the “Emerald isle” will be looking to relive scenes from Game of Thrones. You´ll be able to take pictures of a great scene from the series like King´s Landing, discover the old house of the Greyjoy family or the camp that served as the place for the pact between Catelyn Stark and Renly Baratheon to finish Joffrey off.
On the second day of the route we will remind ourselves of the defeat of the Spanish Armada also known as the ´Invincible Armada´ on the coast of Antrim. Be sure not to forget to stop off at Carrick-a-Rede, junction with Rope Bridge, famous for its hanging rope bridge 25 metres high above.
Giant´s Causeway
What´s a visit to Northern Ireland without a stop at Giant´s Causeway? A UNESCO declared World Heritage Site, it is one of the most beautiful in the country and boasts another great location you can´t afford to miss, the Shepherd´s Steps.
After all this, your tummy is sure to be growling so we´ll end the tour with some good food and one last stop at The Dark Hedges, a natural tree tunnel which will leave you completely amazed before returning to Dublin.