Places to visit in Northern Ireland

From a giant's boot to a wishing chair, take in these six must-see sights at Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wander around this 18th-century demesne, stumbling upon temples, dovecotes and gardens.

Home to seabirds, basking sharks, dolphins and porpoises, there's plenty of wildlife to spot here. Some of the best views are given to those who take on the challenge of the rope bridge.

The mansion boasts two distinct architectural styles: classical and Gothic - one of the strangest architectural compromises created between two people. Explore the inside with a guided tour and then take in the history of the gardens.

Discover one of the most important Georgian houses in Ireland and learn about the Earls of Enniskillen who once called it home.

Find out more about the history of James Wyatts masterpiece, marvel at the lavish interior and hear stories of the numerous generations of the Lowry-Corry family.

The gardens of Mount Stewart in County Down are some of the most unusual in our care. Discover dinosaur statues, go animal spotting and meet the legendary white stag.

Gardens within gardens - Rowallane has secrets and delights around every corner.

Step back in time at Wellbrook Beetling Mill. Discover how yarn was spun at Northern Ireland's last working powered linen beetling mill.

Take a look inside the house and make a note of what to look out for on your visit to The Argory. There's something to spot on every level, from costumes to organs and even a rosewood piano you can tinkle on yourself.

Ardress House is nestled in the apple orchards of County Armagh and offers afternoons of fun and relaxation for everyone.