Tourism

The new and emerging face of Northern Ireland paints a very different picture to that of twenty years ago. Full of vitality and energy, cities like Belfast and Londonderry are living testament to this new ‘époque’, where you can dine in Michelin star restaurants, shop in exclusive boutiques or sample the luxury of a five star hotel.

Beyond the cities you’re immediately off the beaten track and into green countryside, with farms and villages linked by small roads winding between thorn hedges.  Whether you’re a keen golfer, or a fair weather walker, have an interest in historic houses or want to retrace the steps of your ancestors, Northern Ireland has it all.

With lots of direct air routes into Belfast and Derry from locations like New York, London and Paris, it’s simpler than ever to get here. And since Northern Ireland is so compact and easy to get around, you’ll be amazed how much you can squeeze into one visit. One day you could be looking out to the Atlantic crashing on the rocks of the Giant’s Causeway, and the next, standing on a summit in the Mourne Mountains, walking the Walled City of Derry or discovering the fascinating story of the Titanic in Belfast.

Whatever you choose to do, there are plenty of ways to enjoy yourself in this fantastic destination.

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