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The Giant's Causeway
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Caused by volcanic activity 60 million years ago, the Giant’s Causeway is a World Heritage site of natural beauty. Explore the area and enjoy the magnificent views. |
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Ulster Museum
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Situated in the Botanic Gardens, the museum displays art, Irish furniture, glass, silver, ceramics, costumes, and a display of life in Ireland over 9,000 years. |
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City Hall
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The exuberant Renaissance Revival City Hall dominates Donegal Square. With excellent views up to the heights of the Great Dome, this is Belfast's most ornate public space. |
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Belfast Castle
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The castle, with its excellent views, sits 400ft above sea level on the slopes of Cave Hill overlooking the city. Visit the Heritage Centre or enjoy the lovely ornamental gardens. |
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Botanic Gardens
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The Botanic Gardens are a glorious haven of grass, trees, flowers and curving walks. Visit the Palm House, which is the oldest curvilinear greenhouse in the world. |
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Giant's Ring
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This massive prehistoric earthwork is nearly 200m in diameter and covers three hectares. At its heart is an ancient tomb called the Druid's Altar, dating from around 4000BC. |
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