English (UK)
English (US)
Français
Deutsch
Español
Italiano
Nederlands
简体中文
5-day template
Belfast and the Causeway Coast
Belfast's Titanic Quarter and city centre, the north Antrim coast from Bushmills to Ballycastle, and the walled city of Derry~Londonderry.
Adds these 23 places to My trip and sets the 5 days. You can change anything there. Nothing leaves your browser.
- Where
- Northern Ireland
- Suits
- First-time visitors, Photographers, Film and TV fans
- Season
- The coast and the city can be visited all year; check opening times and any weather closures for coastal attractions on the day.
- Pace
- Moderate. Five days, three bases; a car or tour helps on the coast.
- No step-free information for these 23 stops
- No stops marked family-friendly in our guides
How this was chosen. Taken from our itinerary of the same name. Journey times between cities are on the itinerary page, where an official source gives them.
Step-free and family flags come only from data we hold (OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue's own access page) and are not a full access check. Contact each venue before you go.
Day by day
Save any stop on its own with the heart, or copy the whole template above.
-
Day 1 · Northern Ireland
Titanic Quarter
-
Titanic Belfast
On the former Harland & Wolff shipyard.
-
SS Nomadic
The last surviving White Star Line ship.
-
Thompson Dock and Pump-House
Where the Titanic was fitted out.
-
HMS Caroline
A First World War cruiser.
-
-
Day 2 · Northern Ireland
Belfast city centre
-
Belfast City Hall
In Donegall Square.
-
Linen Hall Library
Belfast's oldest library.
-
St George's Market
The last Victorian covered market.
-
Crown Liquor Saloon
A Victorian gin palace.
-
Belfast Entries
Narrow old alleyways off High Street.
-
-
Day 3 · Northern Ireland
The Causeway
-
Giant's Causeway
About 40,000 basalt columns.
-
Dunluce Castle
Ruined castle on a basalt outcrop.
-
Old Bushmills Distillery
Whiskey distillery in Bushmills.
-
Dunseverick Castle
Castle remains on the coast path.
-
-
Day 4 · Northern Ireland
Ballintoy to Ballycastle
-
Carrick-a-Rede
Rope bridge 30 metres above the rocks.
-
Ballintoy Harbour
Small harbour below Ballintoy village.
-
White Park Bay
A three-mile beach.
-
The Dark Hedges
Beech avenue planted around 1775.
-
Ballycastle
Seaside town on the north-east tip of Antrim.
-
-
Day 5 · Northern Ireland
Derry~Londonderry
-
Derry~Londonderry's city walls
Walls built between 1613 and 1619.
-
Guildhall
On Guildhall Square.
-
Museum of Free Derry
The civil rights movement and Free Derry.
-
Peace Bridge
Foot and cycle bridge over the Foyle.
-
St Columb's Cathedral
Cathedral inside the walled city.
-
Opening hours, prices and tickets change: check each official site. This template is independent and unofficial. Travel between places is not planned here: check National Rail.