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Writer: Roksana Corswant
It is during a trip to Ireland that my travelling companion and I decide to take the bus from the capital of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin, to the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast.
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Writer: Peter Bergström
I attended a Halloween party in Derry, Ireland (Northern Ireland), which is the most exciting experience one can have during Halloween, and I highly recommend it. There was much more to the city that I wanted to share. Please join me!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Halloween in Derry, Northern Ireland, offers a Halloween party that is perhaps the best in the world. The Halloween parade is incredibly powerful and people really go all out when it comes to getting spooky. To be part of this was something very special. Here is a picture bomb!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Game of Thrones in Northern Ireland that we intend to take you to. If you've been following our journey around Ireland, you've already seen several of these, but we thought it would be fun to put them all together in one post. Northern Ireland was more packed with Game of Thrones locations than we realised, and because we love this TV show, following in the footsteps of the series became a journey in itself.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland, yet it's not too big to easily walk around the main sights. This exciting city offers pleasant neighbourhoods, atmospheric pubs and lots of street art. There are also attractions such as the HMS Caroline and the Titanic Museum. Here are 10 things to see and do in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Titanic Belfast, this special Titanic museum in Northern Ireland, won the 2016 award as the world's leading tourist attraction. We can understand why! Coming here, where the Titanic was once built, is a very special feeling. Titanic Belfast offers a journey through the ship's dramatic history. Right next door you can step into the dry dock where the ship was built or drink a beer in the halls where she was once designed. This is world class!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Northern Ireland doesn't just offer dramatic cliffs, charming roads and cute lambs. There are also long, beautiful beaches in Northern Ireland. This is where Northern Irish people go for their summers and holidays, and many holiday in one of the thousands of caravans we've seen on campsites.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
The Giant's Causeway stone formations in Northern Ireland are impressive with their hexagonal basalt columns, which are crowded by the thousands in a limited area by the sea. On our way here we also visited the mysterious avenue of Dark Hedges, which was filmed in a scene in Game of Thrones, and after our visit to the Giant's Causeway we visited Dunluce Castle.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Yesterday we ventured out on a swinging rope bridge in Northern Ireland, with dizzying views. Carrick-a-Rede is a small island on the north coast of Northern Ireland, and is also the name of the rope suspension bridge that leads to the island. Before coming here, we also drove on insanely beautiful roads along the Causeway Coastal Route, with lots of sheep and many Game of Thrones filming locations.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
What is it like to drive along the east coast of Northern Ireland? And what is it like to drive around Northern Ireland with a small motorhome? We have now driven from Castle Ward at Strangford, past Belfast and up to Cushendall in the northern part of Northern Ireland. For much of the journey we have been driving along what is known as the Causeway Coastal Route.
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