Best places: Tourist attractions in Ardress, United Kingdom

18th-century coastal estate with woods, gardens, ruins, temple and a 1766 thatched farmhouse.

👍 Large park with a lake. Plenty of walking trails and good children's play area and tennis courts.

Historic ground, now home to Ulster Rugby, opened in 1923 and hosting rugby matches ever since.

Open-air history center where costumed actors & period buildings tell the story of Irish emigration.

👍👍 Joey Dunlop, born in Ballymoney in 1952, was affectionately known to motorcycle racing fans and competitors alike as, 'King of the Roads' . Tragically Joey lost his life whilst racing in Estonia on 2nd July 2000. It is estimated that 60,000 people from across the world came to Ballymoney to attend h...

19th-century buildings, with recreators in period dress, plus festivals, courses and workshops.

Iconic gable wall commemorating Derry's time as an autonomous nationalist area from 1969–1972.

Official residence of both the Queen and Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (open Apr to Sep).

Panoramic city and mountain views spread from the nature trails through a wildlife-rich landscape.

Rugged hillside park with trails leading past several caves, an ancient fort & Belfast Castle.

Modernistic bridge spanning the River Foyle, designed to improve relations in the city.

👍 A nice stroll along the water. Nothing too strenuous, just a nice spot to get a bit of fresh air.

A boardwalk meandering through pastures & blanket bog, plus steps up a mountain for sweeping views.

Formal and informal National Trust gardens with unique, colourful plants, walking trails and a cafe.

Hands-on exhibits & restored quarters & engine rooms on a navy C-class light cruiser built in 1914.

Restored Gothic-style Catholic cathedral notable for a 256-ft. spire, open since 1873.

👍👍 Beautiful park, good parking. Gardens and flower beds well presented. Nice to see the ducks, swans on a well managed lake area. If there was some sort of coffee van on site there would be more reason to stay longer.

Built in 1785 as an estate library, this small building was modeled after Rome's Temple of Vesta.

Landscaped park with an 18th-century arboretum, Victorian castle, massive hedge maze & a lake.

Scenic riverside park with ample fishing and woodland walks alongside a visitor centre and tea room.