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Holiday Inn Express Antrim

Ballymena Road, BT41 4LL AntrimGBP 40 - 95

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Situated at Junction One, Northern Ireland’s largest shopping centre, The Holiday Inn Express Antrim offers colourful rooms and free parking, just 1… More
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Dunsilly hotel

20 Dunsilly Road, BT41 2JH AntrimGBP 69 - 114

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One of the most comfortable hotels in Northern Ireland, the Dunsilly Hotel Antrim offers 40 well presented en suite bedrooms. There are excellent conf… More
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Antrim: Guide


Antrim is a county in Northern Ireland. The Antrim coast is one of the most beautiful parts of Northern Ireland, with The Antrim Coast Road taking in some of the best scenery in the country.

Understand

The Glens of Antrim offer isolated rugged landscapes, the Giant's Causeway is one of the most striking landscapes on Earth and is a UNESCO World Heritage List|UNESCO World Heritage site, Bushmillls produces legendary whiskey, and Portrush is where Northern Ireland goes to party. It is one of Ireland's most fascinating counties. The roads which link the towns of Portrush, Portstewart and Coleraine make up the North West 200 - the world's fastest motorcycle road race circuit.

Cities, towns and villages

Cities


Belfast
Lisburn - split between County Antrim and County Down

Towns


Antrim (town)|Antrim
Ballycastle
Ballymena
Carrickfergus
Larne
Newtownabbey
Portrush

Villages


Bushmills
Cushendall
Cushendun

Other destinations

Rathlin Island
Glens of Antrim
Giant's Causeway

Get in

Belfast International Airport is situated near the town of Antrim, and is convenient for exploring the region. Ferries from Scotland land at Larne.

Get around

operates the public transport system in Antrim.

Eat

Standard Northern Irish fare, but if you're lucky enough to catch the Oul Lammas Fair in Ballycastle (held on the last Monday and Tuesday of August), be sure to try Yallow Man, a rock hard yellow sweet that is eaten with the aid of a hammer. Make sure your dental insurance is up to date first.

Drink

Bushmills Distillery, of course. You can take distillery tours, and you'll likely be more merry going out than when you went in. It's worth noting that at the end of each tour four people from the tour group (two women and two men) are asked to volunteer for a special whiskey tasting, where participants get to try nine different types of whiskey.

US visitors who are unaccustomed to driving on the left are well advised to shun the whiskey tasting. Buy some to take back to your hotel.

Stay safe

Stay sensible, don't wander around urban areas at night or make political statements in strange company, and you'll be just fine.


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