Guidebook for Kells
Sightseeing
Giant's Causeway
The Legend of Finn McCool
Titanic Quarter station
Belfast Heritage
National Trust Carrick-a-Rede
119a Whitepark RdFear of Heights?
Castlewellan
Maze, Castle, Mountain Biking, Canoeing
Old Bushmills Distillery
2 Distillery RdBushmills Irish Whiskey Distillery.
Glenariff Forest Park
Glenariffe RoadOne of the nine glens of Antrim.
Glenarm Castle and Walled Garden
2 Castle LaneBeautiful Gardens and Tea Rooms.
Museum and Botanical Gardens. Lots of quaint cafes and restaurants at the heart of student land.
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Botanic Gardens
1 Colenso ParadeMuseum and Botanical Gardens. Lots of quaint cafes and restaurants at the heart of student land.
Step back in time and see the restored buildings as they would have been and how the Ulster people lived. Interesting walk in a lovely setting. Cafe.
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Ulster Folk Museum
153 Bangor RdStep back in time and see the restored buildings as they would have been and how the Ulster people lived. Interesting walk in a lovely setting. Cafe.
All about the history of Belfast, the ship yards and the Titanic from beginning to end. Worth a visit.
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Titanic Belfast
1 Olympic WayAll about the history of Belfast, the ship yards and the Titanic from beginning to end. Worth a visit.
Walk. Beach. On the way to Derry/Londonderry via Coast road.
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Downhill House
44 Mussenden RdWalk. Beach. On the way to Derry/Londonderry via Coast road.
Use interactive displays to learn about the cosmos & the latest space news in real time. The Armagh Celestial Cathedral is a beautiful gallery of deep space images taken by the Hubble SpaceTelescope.
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Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
College HillUse interactive displays to learn about the cosmos & the latest space news in real time. The Armagh Celestial Cathedral is a beautiful gallery of deep space images taken by the Hubble SpaceTelescope.
Amazing. There is a shoreline walk with spectacular views if you have the time. Try to get up onto the headland and get the most beautiful 360 panoramic view. If that is not for you, a bus will take you from the Gift shop to the stones and back again!
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Giant's Causeway
Amazing. There is a shoreline walk with spectacular views if you have the time. Try to get up onto the headland and get the most beautiful 360 panoramic view. If that is not for you, a bus will take you from the Gift shop to the stones and back again!
Experience the emigration from Ireland to America. Good day out. Educational and very interesting.
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Ulster American Folk Park
2 Mellon RdExperience the emigration from Ireland to America. Good day out. Educational and very interesting.
Neatly positioned within a bend of the River Foyle, Derry’s medieval walls are among the best-preserved anywhere in Europe, their survival all the more remarkable having withstood three major military sieges. Enclosed within the mile-long circuit is the original medieval street layout, itself spotted with a cluster of eminently enjoyable attractions, the pick of which are the Tower Museum and the Verbal Arts Centre.
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The Derry Walls
The DiamondNeatly positioned within a bend of the River Foyle, Derry’s medieval walls are among the best-preserved anywhere in Europe, their survival all the more remarkable having withstood three major military sieges. Enclosed within the mile-long circuit is the original medieval street layout, itself spotted with a cluster of eminently enjoyable attractions, the pick of which are the Tower Museum and the Verbal Arts Centre.
Rathlin Island Ferry
18 Bayview RdRathlin Island, County Antrim is situated off the north east coast of Ireland. It is the only inhabited offshore island in Northern Ireland. Most people will travel to Rathlin via the ferry service operating from Ballycastle, County Antrim, just six miles from the harbour on the island. It is quick and easy to get to the port, and quick and easy to get across to us on the island.
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Rathlin Island
Rathlin Island, County Antrim is situated off the north east coast of Ireland. It is the only inhabited offshore island in Northern Ireland. Most people will travel to Rathlin via the ferry service operating from Ballycastle, County Antrim, just six miles from the harbour on the island. It is quick and easy to get to the port, and quick and easy to get across to us on the island.
Shopping
Sainsbury's
Larne Road LinkTesco Superstore
Larne RoadSPAR Kells
10 Fernisky RdFuel Station and shop. 7am -10pm
Everything Else
Belfast International Airport
Airport RoadEasy Access
Davagh Forest
Sporting - Mountain Bike Trails
Rostrevor
Sporting - Mountain Bike Trails
Tollymore Forest Park
Bryansford RoadSporting - Mountain Bike Trails
Walk around the Walls of Derry City. City of Culture 2013
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Londonderry
Walk around the Walls of Derry City. City of Culture 2013
Tardree Forest
MTB trails and walk.
The Open Championship is to return to Northern Ireland for the first time since 1951, with Royal Portrush hosting the British Open in July 2019.
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Royal Portrush Golf Club
The Open Championship is to return to Northern Ireland for the first time since 1951, with Royal Portrush hosting the British Open in July 2019.
Galgorm Castle Golf Club is one of Ireland's finest Championship courses set in the grounds of one of Ireland's most historical estates.
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Galgorm Castle Golf Club
200 Galgorm RdGalgorm Castle Golf Club is one of Ireland's finest Championship courses set in the grounds of one of Ireland's most historical estates.
19 FEBRUARY 2014
Next year's (2015) Irish Open golf tournament will be hosted by Royal County Down - the first time in 75 years the prestigious event has been held at the Newcastle course.
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Royal County Down Golf Club
36 Golf Links Rd19 FEBRUARY 2014
Next year's (2015) Irish Open golf tournament will be hosted by Royal County Down - the first time in 75 years the prestigious event has been held at the Newcastle course.
Food Scene
Harbour Gin Bar
1 Harbour RdSeafront Dining.
Ramore Restaurants
1 Harbour RdWorth the wait to get a seat.
Shu Restaurant Belfast
253 Lisburn RdAlways great food
Millside Restaurant
19A Church Rd15 mins away. Tasty good food.
Dunsilly Hotel
20 Dunsilly RdClose. Next to Junction 1 Outlet Shopping Centre, Omniplex Cinema. Bar and Restaurant
The Blackstone Bar
15-17 Hill StGood food. Street parking.
Great service. Good food. Hygiene excellent. Centre of town.
Montgomerys Restaurant & Coffee Shop Ballymena
37-39 Ballymoney StGreat service. Good food. Hygiene excellent. Centre of town.
Bar + Grill at Gillies
136 Fenaghy RdBeautiful surroundings. Love the Beer Garden.
Michelin *
Wonderful food, decor and service. Love it! Just 25 ins in evening traffic, on street parking close to restaurant.
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Deanes EIPIC
28-40 Howard StMichelin *
Wonderful food, decor and service. Love it! Just 25 ins in evening traffic, on street parking close to restaurant.
The Ginger Bistro
68-72 Great Victoria StYum!
Sizzlers
16 Main StVery good chippy. Chicken goujons and chicken fillet burger excellent.
Manna Kells Ltd
2 Fernisky RdIn Kells village. Open 9am-5pm
The Grouse
74-76 Ballymoney StBar and restaurant. Street parking in the evenings. Large car park behind for daytimes.
Golden Boat Chinese Take Away
10 Liminary RoadVery busy Saturday 5.30-6.30pm
Recently taken over by the Galgorm Resort and Spa.
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Galgorm Castle Golf Club
200 Galgorm RdRecently taken over by the Galgorm Resort and Spa.
The Old Thatch Inn
116 Hillhead RdEntertainment & Activities
Kids toddlers to 12 will love to learn while playing. Interactive. Educational.
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W5
2 Queens QuayKids toddlers to 12 will love to learn while playing. Interactive. Educational.
Northern Ireland’s Premier luxury Spa situated only 8 miles/15 minutes from Kells is the perfect location to relax and pamper yourself. Set within 163 acres of lush parkland with the spectacular River Maine flowing through the estate, Galgorm Resort has a truly unique setting.Thermal Village & Spa that is the first of its kind in Ireland. The outdoor jacuzzis and hot tubs are on the river bank!
Well worth a visit.
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Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort
136 Fenaghy RdNorthern Ireland’s Premier luxury Spa situated only 8 miles/15 minutes from Kells is the perfect location to relax and pamper yourself. Set within 163 acres of lush parkland with the spectacular River Maine flowing through the estate, Galgorm Resort has a truly unique setting.Thermal Village & Spa that is the first of its kind in Ireland. The outdoor jacuzzis and hot tubs are on the river bank!
Well worth a visit.
The Jungle
60 Desertmartin RdFun Day for all the family
The Fun Factory
14a Pennybridge Industrial EstateGreat to tire out young kids, especially on rainy days.
10 mins drive. Well run and busy. Cafe. Outdoor walks with fitness equipment. Swimming pools, main sports halls, squash courts etc.
Outdoor all weather surfaces for hockey, football, athletics etc
Antrim Forum Leisure Centre
20 Lough Rd10 mins drive. Well run and busy. Cafe. Outdoor walks with fitness equipment. Swimming pools, main sports halls, squash courts etc.
Outdoor all weather surfaces for hockey, football, athletics etc
Escape Rooms Belfast
33 Church LnArts & Culture
Belfast’s very own Urban Sports Park. Set in a former shipbuilding warehouse, T13 offers BMX to skateboarding, urban art to DJ sessions.Free Running, Breakdancing, music events and arts galleries.
T13
Queens RoadBelfast’s very own Urban Sports Park. Set in a former shipbuilding warehouse, T13 offers BMX to skateboarding, urban art to DJ sessions.Free Running, Breakdancing, music events and arts galleries.
You will be taken to the underground tunnel that used to connect the gaol to the Courthouse & visit to the condemned mans cell before seeing the execution cell where the majority of men were hanged.
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Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction and Conference Centre
53-55 Crumlin Rd You will be taken to the underground tunnel that used to connect the gaol to the Courthouse & visit to the condemned mans cell before seeing the execution cell where the majority of men were hanged.
The MAC
10 Exchange StExhibitions, live theatre, Music etc good Cafe and Bar
Grand Opera House
2-4 Great Victoria StUlster Hall station
Black Box
18-22 Hill StDrinks & Nightlife
Typical pub. Beautiful thatched roof. Bar food available.Check serving times, usually until 7pm.
The Thatch Inn
57 Main StTypical pub. Beautiful thatched roof. Bar food available.Check serving times, usually until 7pm.
Local, not fancy, pub and restaurant on the main road from Antrim to Ballymena, on the roadside.
McLarnons Ramble Inn
236 Lisnevenagh RdLocal, not fancy, pub and restaurant on the main road from Antrim to Ballymena, on the roadside.
Rough Guide: "The north can certainly rival the south when it comes to musical talent. In days of yore, the leading lights were Van Morrison and the Undertones (the latter famously championed by the late John Peel), while in the 90s, it was the turn of indie-heroes Ash, from Down, and the Divine Comedy from Enniskillen. Hot on the scene right now are Two Door Cinema Club from Bangor. If you fancy attending a gig, drop in at Belfast’s iconic Limelight Complex, or there’s Open House, a unique, year-round series of gigs at various venues around the city."
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Limelight
17 Ormeau AveRough Guide: "The north can certainly rival the south when it comes to musical talent. In days of yore, the leading lights were Van Morrison and the Undertones (the latter famously championed by the late John Peel), while in the 90s, it was the turn of indie-heroes Ash, from Down, and the Divine Comedy from Enniskillen. Hot on the scene right now are Two Door Cinema Club from Bangor. If you fancy attending a gig, drop in at Belfast’s iconic Limelight Complex, or there’s Open House, a unique, year-round series of gigs at various venues around the city."
The John Hewitt Bar & Restaurant
51 Donegall Stethos, music, in Belfast centre