The Causeway Coastal Route, connecting Belfast to historic Derry, boasts some of Northern Ireland’s most beautiful views.
It’s a scenic route of approximately 200 km along the northeastern coast of Northern Ireland and is one of the most scenic drives in Europe.
Along its route are cliffs, beaches, fishing villages, and numerous castles, such as Carrickfergus (dedicated article) and Dunluce (dedicated article).
One of Northern Ireland’s most popular attractions is the Dark Hedges, a 900-meter-long row of trees, made famous by appearances in television programs such as Game of Thrones.
The Dark Hedges are a country road surrounded by large beech trees planted in the 18th century.
The Stuart family planted the rows of beech trees around 1775 as a decorative feature at the entrance to their Georgian manor house.
