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Comprising six counties, Northern Ireland is known for its lush landscapes, historical sites, and the vibrant culture of its cities.
Antrim Coast: Known for its stunning coastal scenery, the Antrim Coast includes the famous Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Bangor: A large town situated on the southeastern coast, Bangor offers marinas, coastal paths, and a rich history.
Belfast: The vibrant capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is renowned for its historical sites such as the Titanic Belfast and cultural landmarks.
Derry: Also known as Londonderry, this city boasts a rich history, with its well-preserved city walls and the Peace Bridge being notable attractions.
Downpatrick: Home to the Saint Patrick Centre and the final resting place of St. Patrick, Downpatrick is a historical gem in County Down.
Larne: A major port town on the Antrim Coast, Larne serves as a gateway to the scenic Causeway Coastal Route.
Londonderry: See the description for Derry; it's the same city, but the name can be politically sensitive, so both are often used.
Newcastle: Located at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, Newcastle is a popular seaside resort with a picturesque promenade.
Newry: A vibrant city with a mix of modernity and history, Newry is an important cultural and economic hub.
Portrush: A bustling seaside resort, Portrush offers sandy beaches, a historic harbour, and the Royal Portrush Golf Club.