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Welcome to Antrim
On the northeastern coast of Lough (lake) Neagh, Antrim town is located in the Six Mile Water valley. In 1798, the town was the scene of a battle in which British forces defeated tens of thousands of nationalists (mostly Presbyterian) led by United Irishmen rebel Henry Joy McCracken. Just north, one of the finest examples of Irish round (watch) towers, dating from the 10th century, stands 93 feet (28 metres) tall and 17 feet (5 metres) in a circle. Antrim Castle, built in the 17th century, is a reminder of the town’s historical strategic importance. Antrim, a lively market town and important road junction, was formerly a significant linen manufacturing centre.
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Antrim - Derry Londonderry
We hope that each time you come to see us, there will be something new to see, from the bulbs and flowers in the spring to a vast selection of peonies and fragrant roses in the summer. While the herbaceous borders will be at their brightest and boldest by late summer/early fall, loaded with fascinating flowers and various specimen plants.
Antrim - Belfast
Come through to explore a range of fun activities that are family friendly and focused.
Antrim - Belfast
Local history and the Irish linen industry are featured in this museum housed in a majestic 18th-century public edifice.
Antrim - Belfast
The Ulster Folk Museum and the Ulster Transport Museum are situated in Cultra,
Antrim - Belfast
W5 is Belfast's award-winning science and discovery centre and provides a unique experience as well as fantastic fun for visitors of all ages.
Great Family Days Out
Belfast - Down
They can provide youngsters with hours of indoor fun at Funtastic Indoor Play Centre in Carryduff. If you'd like to have a birthday celebration with them, please give them a call.
Antrim - Belfast
The Dundonald International Ice Bowl provides a wide range of activities for a fun-filled family day!
Culture Vulture Days Out
Antrim - Belfast
HMS Caroline is a C-class light cruiser that arrived in Belfast in 1924 and became the static floating headquarters of the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Antrim - Belfast
Mount Stewart is one of the most spectacular and idiosyncratic gardens of Western Europe and universally renowned for the 'extraordinary scope of its plant collections and the originality of its features, which give it world-class status' - excerpt from Mount Stewart's listing on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage tentative list.
Antrim - Belfast
Trust us: the Metropolitan Arts Centre Belfast (MAC) is where you want to be for music, theatre, art, dance and everything in between.
Antrim - Belfast
Gleaming from a multi-million pound redevelopment, there are marvels wherever you turn in the Ulster Museum.
Antrim - Belfast
For an authentic taste of Belfast life, make your way to the renovated St George’s Market.
Antrim - Belfast
Built on the slipways where the ship itself was constructed over 100 years ago, Titanic Belfast isn’t just a museum – it’s an experience.
