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Marvel at Nature’s wondersĬuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark in County Fermanagh combine to create Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark where underground rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers, and above-ground flora and fauna let you wonder at the marvels of Mother Nature. Of course, there’s only one way back so you can always say you did the challenge twice. As is the legendary challenge to cross the 30-metre deep and 20-metre wide chasm via Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge to its tiny island neighbour. Either way this World Heritage site is an epic experience. Or maybe the intriguing stones are volcanic. You cannot miss a visit to Giant's Causeway…so good we named an entire coastal route after it! Legend has it that it’s the remains of a causeway built by an Irish giant Finn McCool in order to meet a challenge to a fight set by a Scottish giant Benandonner. Or catch the Northern Lights aurora borealis phenomenon in County Londonderry. Davagh has one of the ‘darkest skies’ in Ireland, which means there is so little light pollution that there are crystal clear views of star constellations. Or pay a visit to the OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory at Davagh Forest, near Cookstown in County Tyrone. Like Finn Lough, a resort in the County Fermanagh Lakelands where you can stay in a secluded forest bubble-dome, don plush robes and slippers, lie back in your four-poster bed and watch the starry night skies up above.
If you prefer more celestial stargazing, Northern Ireland has experiences by the bucket-load.
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You can tick off the birthplace of many famous movie stars born here including Ballymena, County Antrim (Liam Neeson), Holywood, County Down (Jamie Dornan) or Belfast (Sir Kenneth Branagh and Ciarán Hinds).
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We have also enjoyed a starring role in many other TV dramas and comedies such as Line of Duty, Derry Girls, and The Fall as well as big-budget movies like Miss Julie, Good Vibrations, Philomena and The Lost City of Z. Northern Ireland is heaven for Game of Thrones® fans, with real-life Westeros locations dotted across the country as well as the world's first and only official Game of Thrones® Studio Tour. George’s room has been restored to how it would have looked in the 1950s with items of memorabilia from his childhood and youth. Or for sheer quirkiness, you could stay in football legend George Best’s family terraced house. This stunning, nine-course recreation of the dinner served to the ship’s First-Class passengers is served in a period dining room and is as opulent as you can imagine.
While we’re on the subject, the 5* Victorian elegance of Rayanne House just outside the city has achieved global fame for its Titanic Menu event.
You’ll start on the city side of the river and follow the historic trail from Sailortown and St Joseph's Church to Clarendon Buildings, passing key sites including the dry and wet docks, the Salmon of Knowledge (known locally as "the big fish"), the SS Nomadic, Titanic Belfast, the Great Light, and Thompson Dock which is the 415ft long dry dock where RMS Titanic was fitted out. Walk along the Maritime Mile to explore Belfast's seafaring history on this waterfront trail connecting key attractions along both sides of the River Lagan. You’ve got everything here from World Heritage sites to paradise for walkers and climbers real-world Game of Thrones® locations to scenery that inspired Narnia you can stand in the spot where Titanic set out or sleep in the house where George Best grew up. So, bring your bucket list, and a few spare pens. There’s nowhere quite like Northern Ireland if you love a good bucket list. Or a great one, for that matter.
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