linko di seguito alcuni siti relativi all'irlanda del nord
potrebbero tornar utili a coloro che fanno un pensierino alla grande isola verde.
http://www.discovernorthernireland.c...g/48hours.aspx
Belfast
A dynamic capital city combining a unique blend of the past and future. Offering heritage, culture, shopping, nightlife, entertainment, renowned arts festivals and more. The exuberant Victorian architecture of Belfast is a reminder of when the city was the industrial epicentre of Ireland. Giant twin cranes, known locally as Samson and Goliath, stand in the Harland and Wolff shipyard. Once the largest shipyard in the world and birthplace of RMS Titanic, you can tour many of the landmark sites involved in the design and construction of this famous vessel.
www.gotobelfast.com
Armagh and Down
The region of Armagh and Down is where St Patrick began his ministry in Ireland, and the countryside near Strangford Lough is dotted with evidence of his presence; the early Christian churches at Saul and Raholp, the wells at Struell and the burial spot of the patron saint in Downpatrick, where an interpretative centre tells his story. Follow in his footsteps to Armagh where the development of Christianity is evident from the country churches and St Patrick inspired impressive cathedrals which rise above the Georgian architecture throughout the spiritual capital of Ireland.
Head south to the Mourne Mountains and discover not only the breathtaking views, beautiful beaches and vast range of activities available but also the unique history and wildlife of this beautiful region.
www.armaghanddown.com
Co Antrim
North of Belfast, explore the renowned Causeway costal route and embark on one of the most scenic roads in the world winding through picturesque fishing villages, passing magnificent waterfalls, forest parks of the Glens of Antrim before leading to the infamous swinging ropebridge at Carrick-a-Rede and the ruined Dunluce Castle, perched on a cliff overlooking Blue Flag beaches. Of course, no trip to the northern coast would be completed without visiting the Giants Causeway, Ireland’s first world heritage site with its mystical rock formation attracting the curious for centuries.
www.causewaycoastandglens.com
Derry
The walled city of Derry should not be missed. The combination of the hillside location, offering dramatic natural perspectives over the Foyle River, its famous 17th century walls, the Georgian architecture and modern developments such as the Millennium Forum, all guarantee a compelling and unique experience for visitors.
www.derryvisitor.com
Co Fermanagh
Fermanagh affords great opportunities for boating, everything from cruising to canoeing. Visit the various stately homes, monastic sites or Enniskillen Castle to learn about the history of the area or the Marble Arch Caves to enjoy the geological wonders of Fermanagh.
www.fermanaghlakelands.com
Co Tyrone
Stretching across Counties Tyrone and Londonderry, the heather-clad slopes of the Sperrin Mountains impart an unsurpassed sense of space and solitude. In this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you can experience long picturesque walks or discover the connection with the history of Northern Ireland and the world by visiting the Ulster American Folk Park or the An Creggan centre.
www.sperrinstourism.com
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