Carnlough, BT44 0HG
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Find a unique souvenir for yourself or beautiful gift for someone else at Ebb & Flow. Featuring an assortment of unique items created by Northern Irish artists and craftspeople, including natural soaps made by shop
Visit the local heritage hub, which includes a display about Carnlough’s quarrying and maritime history. Speak to volunteers to learn more about the village’s industrial heritage and get tips for spotting historical sites on a
Visit the Carnlough Library for special events such as the Adult Reading Group or Rhythm & Rhyme (for babies and toddlers aged 0-4). For those who love a good tale, the Saturday Storytime often features
Head inland to visit Slemish, Broughshane, or the town of Ballymena (all between 15-30 minutes away by car). Attractions here include: Slemish Mountain—climb in the historic footsteps of St. Patrick (yes, the St. Patrick)…legend has
Visit the vibrant town of Ballycastle, frequently ranked as one of the best places to live in Northern Ireland. It’s a great spot for foodies, golfers, or those who just want to grab an ice
Bushmills Distillery traces its history back to 1608, making it the oldest licensed working distillery in the world. Guided tours operate daily, and visitors can get a firsthand look at how Bushmill’s makes their Irish
Only 10 minutes away from Portrush, Portstewart is another bustling seaside town offering top-notch food, golf, and entertainment. Don’t miss out on the famed Portstewart Strand, a stunning strip of beach managed by the National
In the past few years, Northern Ireland has become quite the foodie scene! For a food tour featuring local spots on the Antrim Coast, including Carnlough’s own Londonderry Arms and fantastic eateries in our neighbouring
Started in Quebec in 1992, the Économusée program provides visitors with the opportunity to see local artisans and craftspeople at work using traditional methods to create their products. As of early 2020, Northern Ireland’s Causeway
For those interested in the history of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, a visit to the Troubles Gallery at the Ulster Museum is a must! The museum also offers a range of exhibits, including dinosaur
Titanic Belfast is world-class exhibition featuring the story of the RMS Titantic. The museum takes visitors from the city’s 19th century ship-building history to 21st century exploration of the Titanic shipwreck. Highlights include an interactive
Open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, St. George’s Market is a fantastic spot to browse an eclectic mix of vendor stands. These feature a variety of products like fresh fish and produce, antiques, art, craft
If you love exploring a warren of narrow cobblestone alleys with excellent restaurants, cocktail bars, and pubs tucked into every nook and cranny, the Cathedral Quarter is perfect for you. Well-known favourites include Hadski’s, The
One of the best ways to learn about the Troubles in Northern Ireland is in a black cab tour! We recommend Paddy Campbell’s Black Cab Tours. Your driver will pick you up at your location
Visit the only remaining Victorian prison in Northern Ireland, which held prisoners from 1846 until it closed in 1996. During your 75-minute guided tour, you can walk the underground tunnel to the Crumlin Road Courthouse
