Northern Ireland Attractions & Sightseeing
Use our Northern Ireland sightseeing and attractions listings to help you make the most of your visit to Northern Ireland, or browse by location using the map of attractions in Northern Ireland
The Mall East, East Armagh County, , Co.Armagh BT61 9BE
A visit to Armagh County Museum is an ideal way to experience a flavour of the orchard county. The unique character of the museum's architecture make it one of the most distinctive buildings in the city.
College Hill, , Co.Armagh BT61 9DB
The newly refurbished Digital Theatre is ‘out of this world’ and allows visitors to enjoy spectacular 3-D colour images projected across the entire dome. Each star show is an unforgettable experience. Visitors can tour the fascinating exhibition halls, view the space models and visit the Mars 3D room. They can then also take part in fun activities including building and launching your own rocket and taking a spin on the gyroscope.
Donegall Street, , Co.Antrim
The main section of the Hiberno-Romanesque building was consecrated in 1904. Various parts have been added since then and a spire is scheduled for early 2006. The Cathedral has the largest Celtic Cross in Ireland, and mosaics and stained glass on Celtic themes.
Off Antrim Road, , Co.Antrim BT36 7PN
On a fifty acre site with panoramic views over the city and Belfast Lough, this modern world class zoo acts as a safe haven for over 160 species of rare or highly endangered animals housed in award winning enclosures which replicate their natural environments.
7 Connell Street, Limavady, , Co.Londonderry BT49 0HA
One of the finest collections of gold ever discovered in Ireland was unearthed in Broighter in 1896. The 2000-year-old hoard included a small boat-shaped ornament, a bowl, neckless and an intricately carved tonic of Celtic design.The original collection is now in the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin.
Bridge Road, Warrenpoint, , Co.Down BT34 3QT
The Burren Heritage Centre is a hidden gem in south Down. The Burren district near Warrenpoint has an enthralling history. The story from pre history to the 16th century unfolds in a converted schoolhouse.
The Ropewalk, Castle Street, , Co.Antrim BT22 1NZ
Exploris is Northern Ireland's only public Aquarium and seal sanctuary. It is located in Portaferry, on the shores of the Marine Nature Reserve of Strangford Lough. The Aquarium presents the wonders of the Irish Sea through an enjoyable and interactive experience.
Jethro Centre, Flush Place, , Co.Armagh BT66 7FF
Fine Art Ireland is a unique business offering exceptional insights into the best of Modern and Contemporary Irish art, English art, Scottish Colourists and International Artists.
Upper Magazine Street, Londonderry, , Co.Londonderry
First opened in 1780, this Church is believed to be on the site of an earlier Presbyterian Church of 1690. The foundation stone of this earlier building is now above the centre door inscribed with Roman numerals M.D.C.X.C. (1690). In 1828 the pediment and cornices of Dungiven sandstone were added.
Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, , Co.Fermanagh BT92 1DB
The house, formerly the home of the Cole family, Earls of Enniskillen, is surrounded by a large area of parkland, garden and woodland, with breathtaking views to Benaughlin and the Cuilcagh Mountains.
Greyabbey, , Co.Down BT22 2NQ
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the new physick garden at the 12th century Cistercian monastery of Grey Abbey is a notional reconstruction based on much general research on gardens of its period. Small beds, enabling theprecious medicinal plants to be cultivated and cropped from all sides, are assembled into a simple but elegant design.
107 Sea Road, Castlerock, , Co.Londonderry
300 year old thatched cottage with timber frames dating from 1690, making it one of the oldest buildings in N Ireland. Cruck-truss roof is viewable in the attic with tiny rooms evoking the mood of the 19th Century.
5 Darling Street, Enniskillen, , Co.Fermanagh BT74 7DP
Established in 2002, with the help of former railway employees and enthusiasts, the museums purpose is to collect, preserve, and interpret local railway heritage for the benefit of the community. This fascinating historical exhibition looks at the impact which railways had on people’s lives.
Geaglum Quay, Enniskillen, , Co.Fermanagh
nish Rath is the home of the Krishna Spiritual Community. Peacocks, herons, swans, deer, squirrels and hares inhabit this peaceful island, where woodland walks give way to rolling lawns leading up to our elegant Victorian stately house.
Queen's Quay, , Co.Antrim BT3 9QQ
Ireland's largest all-seater indoor venue has permanently changed Belfast as a city for world-class entertainment. Home of the Belfast Giants, the venue has been highly praised by many, including former President, Bill Clinton.
Upper Newtownards Road, , Co.Antrim
Pedestrians can walk from the main gates to the statue of Carson, along the Prince of Wales Avenue and can also enjoy the glen walk and visit the excellent facilities at the children's playground. Visitors to Parliament Buildings are welcome to view the Great Hall however guided visits for groups must be sponsored, in advance, by an Assembly Member.
Downpatrick, , Co.Down
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A hornbeam maze at the centre of an eighteenth century walled garden is the focus of interest at Seaforde. Its intricate pattern can easily be observed from above by looking down from a new Moghul Tower.
Upper Malone Road, , Co.Antrim BT17 9LA
Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park lies on the southern outskirts of Belfast and is one of the outstanding areas within the Lagan Valley Regional Park consisting of one hundred and twenty eight acres of meadows, copses, woodland and gardens. It is one of the most popular parks in Belfast, attracting thousands of visitors each year to see the International Rose Garden and the rhododendron displays.
Nr Portrush, , Co.Antrim
Huge stone columns rise up from the bedrock, some tall, some short, looking as if they have been carefully arranged into some sort of primeval assault course.
Drumragh Avenue, Omagh, , Co.Tyrone BT78 1DP
Following the bomb atrocity in Omagh on 15th August 1998, a Memorial Garden was constructed close to the site in the grounds at County Hall. It is a place of quiet reflection in an otherwise bustling market town.
