Ten Amazing Places to Visit in Northern Ireland | Let's Walk!

While it may be the smallest nation of the UK, what Northern Ireland lacks in size it more than makes up for in riveting history, spectacular landscapes and amazing places to visit!
Whether it's the huge cosmopolitan city of Belfast, the legendary walled city of Derry, one of its many historic market towns, or even the windswept natural landmarks of the stunning Causeway Coast - Northern Ireland truly has something for everyone!
So join me for this countdown of ten amazing places that you can visit in Northern Ireland - just a small collection of the many more enthralling destinations to be found across the northeastern corner of the Emerald Isle.
0:00 Ten Amazing Places to Visit in Northern Ireland
0:37 10. Newcastle, Co. Down
1:39 9. Royal Hillsborough, Co. Down
2:51 8. Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh
4:02 7. Whitehead, Co. Antrim
5:22 6. Holywood, Co. Down
7:03 5. Portrush, Co. Antrim
8:25 4. Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
9:51 3. The Giant's Causeway, Co. Antrim
11:23 2. Belfast
13:55 1. Derry, Co. Londonderry
17:02 Thank you for watching!
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Good evening, and welcome to something a little bit different! I had the chance to visit Northern Ireland last month, visiting cities, towns and villages all over the nation - and I'll be uploading full walks from all of those places in the coming months!
In the meantime, I wanted to show you ten of the most amazing places that you can visit in the northeastern corner of the Emerald Isle, from big cities to windswept natural landmarks and everything in between. So if you're thinking of visiting Northern Ireland this summer - don't miss the chance to visit any of these ten places :)

[@user-cq4hc3gq6p]

Great job. Loved the video. Belfast born.

[@Chipstick0000]

Love newcastle ❤

[@tobiojo6469]

I’m visiting Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland later this year, this video is really helpful.

[@lorrainegrattan8528]

Thankyou for sharing my beautiful homeland....yes I still live here. ♥️

[@carlsmith8815]

Very interesting and informative. I viewed this video a few weeks after l made my first visit to Northern Ireland in May 2023. I found Belfast was truly great metropolitan centre. It reminded me of London, thriving, dynamic and architecturally centrally grand, but cleaner and more relaxed than London.
I came over on the excellent Stena ferry with my bicycle from Liverpool overnight and landing in Belfast was spectacular as there are high wooded hills on one side and Harland and Woolf on the other. But l agree with the commentator that Derry/Londonderry. takes the biscuit. It's very compact within its walls.It's position affords. an easier grasp of the Nationalist v Unionist position and why Northern Ireland is still part of the UK. There was a notable lack of tension and orderliness, and actually. quite warm casual friendliness everywhere l went. Recommend it.

[@Tony-gv6ty]

Awesome intro to NI locations. My Belfast visit was enchanting..Thanks.

[@2H80vids]

Looking forward to the up-coming walks, especially the seaside ones.👍😁

[@AussieWalks]

Great video - thank you!! Greetings from Australia :)

[@jacqueline6303]

Thank you for this excellent video!

[@katerichardson9274]

Great video! Thanks!!!

[@Japanvideography]

Thank you for sharing such a wonderful walking tour video that will make you want to visit these places. Like 83.

[@kieransavage100]

The Antrim coastal road is special….

[@ddunn3489]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@mkirksmith]

Interesting pronunciation of Fermanagh.

[@genefreak]

I was about to say that! lol

[@seanwalsh3078]

You would think that they would learn how to pronounce it properly

[@davidstretch5614]

I laughed out loud when he said it.

[@TimEdwards888]

Michael, I loved going to the Lidl in Newcastle.

[@colinmorrison5119]

The whole room erupted in laughter here.

[@christianpatton1852]

I want/need to get back to Northern Ireland it has been too long.

[@mikedrown2721]

👍👏😊♥️🇺🇸

[@SteezyMart]

No mention of Donegal?

[@genefreak]

Not in "Northern" Ireland, despite being more north!

[@kieransavage100]

It is in the historic province of Ulster,so it is….

[@user-lw9dx3py3g]

The clue in the title Northern Ireland 😅😅😅😅😅

[@jacquelinemcmenamin8204]

Fermanagh is pronounced Fer-man-ah.

[@kieransavage100]

Pronounced as Fair Mana

[@marty8187]

Europa hotel most bombed hotel in Europe

[@vandam1121]

I can see a fish statue.

[@mkirksmith]

We call it "The Big Fish". My running club regularly runs down to it and back from Dub Lane - we touch it once we get there.

[@ruthwashbrook4759]

I suggest you get the pronunciation of place names right. You have fallen into the usual English aspect and not got the hang of the distinctive sounds in speech and place names

[@accaeffe8032]

I've been living in NI for 10 years and I would never have guessed that "Belvoir estate" Belfast) should be pronounced "beaver estate". 😊

[@iranmoriff]

Spoiler Alert
1 Derry
2 Belfast
3 The Giant’s Causeway
4 Carrickfergus
5 Portrush
6 Holywood
7 Whitehead
8 Enniskillen
9 Royal Hillsborough
10 Newcastle

[@genefreak]

Yay, Derry!

[@pablodelnorte9746]

Northern Ireland is so small I managed to see 7 of these plus Armagh city in a 6 day trip. I've been back twice since then to see Enniskillen and to see more of Belfast.❤

[@cosmoshfa88savant66]

mate have you ever been to northern ireland, your heads lit and learn how to pronounce county names where's county fermana

[@sridharrajkanakasai4344]

worst suggestions

[@seandoran2209]

Ireland... Derry . Londonderry a lie .Stop with the lies.

[@gerryburke8477]

I live in Australia I grew up in Derry love the show

[@TheHoward1953]

The countryside roads are full of RUBBISH.