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  • Shoppers walking through the concourse at Victoria Square Shopping Centre in Belfast.
    Categories: shopping

    Ultimate Shopping Guide

    Northern Ireland appreciates the joy that a good day’s shopping can bring. So, wherever you go, you’ll find top class shopping centres, wonderful local markets, boutique design stores and artisan craft shops. All perfect places to pick up something special as a gift to bring home – or a way to treat yourself.

  • Three boats sitting in the harbour at Carnlough, County Antrim
    Categories: OutdoorsNature & Wildlife

    Quaint harbours & seaside villages

    With over 200km of diverse coastline and a strong maritime history, Northern Ireland is the perfect destination for a relaxing touring holiday. You could easily use our truly beautiful harbours and coastal villages as a loose itinerary for your visit.

  • Mrs Houseproud and family enjoy a day out in Armagh

    Giant Adventures in Armagh

    Life can be hectic at times so it’s nice to hit pause and spend time away with family. Check out what Donna-Louise Todd (@Mrs.Houseproud)and her family got up to as they have a giant adventure in Armagh.

  • Girl crossing the Tree Top at The Jungle NI
    Categories: Family Friendly

    Budget family adventures

    Northern Ireland has a ton of family activities and adventures to enjoy and we promise they won’t burn a hole in your wallet or purse. Here are a few budget friendly ideas for starters.

  • A male and female couple walking Saint Patrick's trail atop Slemish Mountain on a wet and overcast day. She is stepping over a large puddle while he closely follows. Miles of green fields are visible in the background.
    Categories: Seasonal Inspiration

    Wonderful walks & cosy pubs

    In the colder months, there's something special about heading outdoors in the cool sunshine, to stretch the legs and feel the breeze blowing through your hair. After building up an appetite take yourselves off to a cosy pub for a seat by the fire and sip of your favourite tipple. And if that's what you fancy doing today, check out a few of our favourite walks and nearby pubs in this blog.

  • A table and chairs overlooking the scenic Clogher Valley through open French doors with a teapot, 2 cups, a milk jug and open book sitting on the table.
    Categories: accommodation

    Historic accommodation

    Northern Ireland is steeped in history. It’s in our landscapes, our buildings and our people. And when you come here you can step into that history like nowhere else in the world. From the outright spectacular to the quaint and unique, we are home to a collection of castles, hotels, inns and cottages that give you a direct window to our past. 

  • The 4th green at Royal County Down Golf Course in Newcastle, County Down. Slieve Donard and the Mourne Mountains are visible in the background.
    Categories: County Down

    3-Day Itinerary for County Down

    County Down‘s rolling hills, majestic mountains and island-dotted loughs are the perfect backdrop for a relaxing short break. Use this 3-day itinerary for inspiration on the best things to see and do on your next trip to the county.

  • Male and female couple walking through the hills at Gortin Glen Forest Park in County Tyrone. Miles of green fields and the Sperrin Mountains can be seen in the background.
    Categories: Walking & Hiking

    Weekend wanders in the Sperrins

    Sometimes all you need is the air that you breathe and a bit of room. With over forty miles of wide-open spaces and unspoilt natural beauty, the Sperrins are the ideal place for slowing down, getting away from it all and sucking in the fresh air.

  • View from atop Slieve Binnian in the Mourne Mountains, County Down. A large rock formation in the foreground with green fields as far as the eye can see in the background.
    Categories: Short Breaks

    8 ways to enjoy a short break in County Down

    Of course, there are more than 8 ways to enjoy a short break in County Down. After all, this is the home of the Mourne Mountains, Murlough Beach, Strangford Lough, Hillsborough Castle, Castle Ward Demense (aka Winterfell) and a world-class championship golf course or two. 

  • Belfast Grand Central Station, Northern Ireland’s flagship infrastructure project
    Categories: travel updates

    Rail Travel Updates for 2024

    Belfast Grand Central Station, Northern Ireland’s state of the art integrated transport hub, is now open. The new station will be the main terminus for Belfast, with public realm work around the station continuing into 2025.

  • Flipflopsandfloaties family enjoy day out on the causeway coast

    Embracing the Causeway Coast with FlipFlopsAndFloaties

    If you're seeking inspiration for your next mid term adventure, check out where Tara O’Byrne (@flipflopsandfloaties) and her family took themselves off exploring during a recent short stay along the Causeway Coastal Route.

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