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Northern Ireland, a captivating region of the United Kingdom, is remarkably sited in the northeastern segment of the island of Ireland. Enveloped with spectacular landscapes consisting of low mountains, breathtaking coastlines, and the awe-inspiring Giant's Causeway, the country is also widely recognised for its impressive historical sites like the picturesque castle ruins of Dunluce Castle and the remarkably preserved 17th-century city walls of Londonderry. Northern Ireland is also renowned for the city of Belfast, famous for being the birthplace of the ill-fated ship Titanic, now home to a riveting museum. The region's Celtic and British cultural influences are uniquely interspersed across its vibrant cosmopolitan cities, lending to its inimitable charm and offering travellers a treasure trove of rich heritage and lush landscapes to explore.

Northern Ireland

I liked it very much there. The nature is very beautiful and the human too.
You can visit Giants Causeway and the Titanic Museum in Belfast is definitely worth a visit. The Nationalpark Connemara ist also very beautiful.

I felt very safe and I stayed on the botanical backpackers hostel which is a female only hostel, very clean and organized.
I spend St Patrick’s day in Belfast and it was amazing, there was lots of people but it wasn’t as crowded as other parts of Ireland.

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