With spectacular geological formations, a beautiful coastline, welcoming cities, deep glacial valleys, and hundreds of historical monuments, Northern Ireland is a place full of attractions. This country of turbulent history welcomes visitors to tour...
With spectacular geological formations, a beautiful coastline, welcoming cities, deep glacial valleys, and hundreds of historical monuments, Northern Ireland is a place full of attractions. This country of turbulent history welcomes visitors to tour its mountains, visit the site where the Titanic was built and enjoy traditional Irish music. Considered one of the best road routes in the world, the Causeway Coastal Route is an incredible adventure that begins in Belfast and ends in Derry/Londonderry. On this magnificent route, which traverses the north coast of Antrim, the drama is heightened by epic stories such as the rope bridge at Carrick-a-Rede and the Giant's Causeway, and moments of sheer beauty in front of long sandy beaches, gorse-covered valleys, and charming fishing villages. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, and with the feeling of being in a video game, visitors never miss the Giant's Causeway and its 40,000 basalt stone columns descending in staircases to the sea: a landscape from another planet! These polygonal rocks give the area a sense of unreality, mystery, and uniqueness. Those looking for another spectacular, inspiring, and extremely photogenic landscape (it was the setting for Game of Thrones) should not miss the well-known Dark Hedges, a wonderful path flanked by beech trees that embrace each other forming a tunnel of trees very typical of fantasy universes. Northern Ireland's landscapes are famous for their wild and rugged drama, but the Fermanagh Lake District offers an alternative to all those rugged wonders. Belfast is Northern Ireland's largest city, although it is not very urbanized (less than 300,000 inhabitants). Its cobblestone streets in the historic center, along with its castles and prisons, will take you back in time. This city, still quite traditional, has its charm, although you will also find good gastronomy and ultramodern places, such as the Belfast Waterfront Hall, an entertainment and conference center on the banks of the River Lagan. There are many places and corners that can surprise us while we visit Northern Ireland. As one of the largest and most trusted home exchange communities, People Like Us can help you stay in fully furnished accommodation in Northern Ireland at no cost. Sign up today and start connecting with other members of the community. You are sure to find someone to exchange your home with!
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