Best places: Tourist Attractions in County Antrim

👍👍 Had the most incredible tour with William. The tour was so informative and interesting. Williams did an amazing job of being unbiased and telling us so much about the Troubles and what it was like for the people in that time and until present day. We felt so honoured to hear the stories from someone...

👍👍 It was an amazing experience. Our escape master was very friendly and helpful (we needed lots of clues 😜), finally we were able to crack the mystery. It's definitely not for beginners, I'd recommend spellbound. Intense and engaging, the room decor was realistic. Located in the city center, it's eas...

👍👍 We booked Mark on the recommendation from a friend in Dublin - it was a great recommendation. Mark was excellent - gave a thorough history of many of the Troubles - and a very impartial view looking at things from both sides. I would highly recommend this - you will learn some of the history, and it...

👍👍 £5 entrance (which can be paid by card), but oh-so worth it! Firstly though, I do recommend visiting when the temperatures aren't too high & the sun isn't too warm. There isn't much shelter on the way to the dam, which makes it a harsh trip when too warm. Great walk though if you take the longest r...

👍👍 Glenariff forest park is a must see if you're visiting Northern Ireland. It's located just 1 hour drive north of Belfast and is very accessible by car. Arriving at the location I was surprised to see that parking for cars was £5 for the day and even more for vans, luckily when we got there the park...

Popular driving route known for its striking sea & cliff views & numerous lookout points.

👍👍 Had an absolute blast on this tour! Our driver Kevin was incredibly knowledgeable and compassionate. He told beautiful stories about the area and the politics of it. I think this is a Tier 1 experience if you want to learn about the politics and history of Belfast and Ireland as a whole

Basalt columns jut upwards out of the sea at this iconic landform with a modern visitor's centre.

Photogenic fishing port used as a backdrop in the blockbuster "Game of Thrones" TV series.

Classical Renaissance-style setting for displays on Irish art, natural history & industry.

Imposing, restored 1895 theatre and opera venue staging touring musicals, comedy, dance and drama.

Longtime gardens offering scenic paths for walking & cycling, plus an art gallery & a coffee shop.

Guided tours on walkways and by boat through UNESCO subterranean caves, open March to September.

👍👍 Don't expect to get into the Lighthouse grounds but as long as you know this you won't be disappointed with the views and the 'adventurous' walk. Best way to experience - Begin at the quaint Victorian Town of Whitehead and walk along promenade and then onto the 'Old Castle Road' that hugs the shorel...

👍👍 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...

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.

👍 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.

Lavish quarters in a 17th-century country house on a 470-acre estate spread over 8 islands.