County Antrim is located in the North of Ireland (Northern Ireland). County Antrim is one of Ireland's richest counties in terms of sights. These include Belfast City, the Giant's Causeway, Dunluce Castle, the Old Bushmills Distillery, Glenariff Forest Park and Rathlin Island. Lough Neagh, Ireland's largest lake, borders County Antrim and some of the best eel fishing in Europe is to be found here. Antrim is easily accessible from Great Britain and elsewhere with nearby airports at Belfast and seaports at Belfast and Larne. The island's second city, Belfast, boasts some of the best shopping on the island of Ireland as well as some excellent nightlife including the Royal Opera House. Popular places to stay include Belfast, Ballycastle and Portrush.
Antrim Top Attractions
Odyssey Arena: Odyssey Arena is the showpiece of Odyssey, Northern Ireland's Millennium Project...
Belfast Castle: Belfast Castle is a beautiful Scottish Baronial castle which is set on the side ...
Stormont: Parliament Buildings are not usually open to the general public, but guided tour...
Queens Visitor Centre: Located within the delightful Laryon building, the Centre houses a variety of ex...
Belfast City Hall: Completed in 1906 to commemorate Queen Victoria giving Belfast the status of Cit...
The Linen Hall Library: This is Belfasts oldest Library, and has been lending books to the citizens of B...
Queens University Belfast: The fine facade of the Main Building, designed by Charles Lanyon, conceals a qui...
Saint Malachy's Church: Saint Malachys is an historic Roman Catholic Church and regarded by many as the ...
Ulster Museum: National museum noted for its collections of Irish art, history, natural science...
Botanic Gardens: The rose garden and herbaceous borders were established in 1920. Construction of...
Grand Opera House: The Grand Opera House, Northern Irelands Premier Theatre, presents a programme o...
Old Bushmills Distillery: The village of Bushmills, just a few miles southwest of Giant's Causeway, is the...
Giant's Causeway: This geological phenomenon renowned for its columns of layered basalt is a world...
Glenariff Forest Park: Spectacular glen walk with three waterfalls. Scenic path and trails to mountain...
Dunluce Castle: This late-medieval and 17th-century castle is dramatically sited, on a headland ...
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Getting Around Antrim
 Antrim is extremely accessible, home to two airports, as well as Belfast and Larne ferryports. Rail services to the rest of Northern Ireland, and to Dublin are also available, as well as bus and a good road network. Details on getting around Antrim, and of the air- and seaports can be found in our Transport Guide.
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Antrim Car Hire
 Drive yourself around Antrim and Ireland: Hire a car from Budget, Argus, Irish Car Rentals, or Dan Dooley.
Maps of Antrim
 Plan your visit to Ireland and Antrim with our map of Antrim, and maps of Belfast and Ireland.
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Antrim Accommodation Search
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