Giants, Glens and Game of Thrones

The real-life settings of epic tales—from the Giant’s Causeway to the Glens of Antrim and beyond

Beautiful rock formations of Giants Causeway with vibrant sunset, Northern Ireland - Shutterstock

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Northern Ireland is where myth, history, and landscape collide. From ancient volcanic rock formations and windswept cliff paths to moody castles and filming locations of global blockbusters, this part of the island offers a world of drama and depth. It’s a place where stories are etched in stone and whispered through green valleys, and where each road feels like a journey through time.

Whether you're tracing the footsteps of giants, discovering hidden beaches, or following dragons through fantasy-filled terrain, Northern Ireland rewards the curious. And yet, for all its epic scale, it’s compact, easy to explore, and full of warm welcomes, hearty food, and cultural riches that feel wonderfully authentic.

In today’s email:-

• Giants, Glens and Game of Thrones - Here are some of the most fascinating places to visit when exploring Northern Ireland’s legendary landscape and rich cultural tapestry:

  • Giant’s Causeway

  • Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

  • Dunluce Castle

  • The Dark Hedges

  • Glens of Antrim

  • Titanic Belfast

  • Derry City Walls

  • Mount Stewart

  • Castle Ward

  • Rathlin Island

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