Best Attractions near National Trust - Glenoe

Explore Belfast Zoo’s 55 acres of wildlife, conservation, and stunning views on the slopes of Cave Hill in Northern Ireland’s vibrant capital.

Explore the scenic beauty and historical significance of Cave Hill Country Park, a must-see natural attraction in Belfast.

Northern Ireland’s largest marina offering sheltered berths, award-winning facilities, and vibrant waterfront life in the heart of Bangor.

Bangor’s beloved seafront venue offering intimate live music, diverse arts, and stunning marina views in a historic, welcoming setting.

Discover Victorian elegance, panoramic views, and vibrant culture at Belfast Castle nestled in Cave Hill Country Park.

Discover Belfast’s largest antique emporium, a treasure trove of vintage furniture, collectibles, and sustainable home inspiration.

A tranquil Victorian walled garden in Bangor offering seasonal blooms, historic charm, sculptures, and peaceful strolls within Castle Park.

Discover the serene coastal beauty and natural tranquility of Whitebay, a peaceful retreat on Northern Ireland’s scenic North Antrim coast.

Historic Glenarm Castle and Gardens blend centuries of heritage with vibrant cultural festivals and scenic beauty in Northern Ireland’s Antrim Coast.

Discover Belfast’s Titanic heritage and whiskey revival at the historic Thompson Dock and Pumphouse, home to Titanic Distillers.

Discover Belfast’s historic Titanic Pumphouse reborn as a vibrant whiskey distillery blending maritime heritage with award-winning spirits.

Step aboard HMS Caroline, Belfast’s historic WWI light cruiser, and explore a century of naval history in a fully restored floating museum.

Discover Belfast's maritime heritage at The Great Light, a stunning landmark celebrating the city's rich shipbuilding history along The Maritime Mile.

Explore Belfast’s complex history through intimate Black Taxi Tours led by local guides sharing personal stories and iconic murals.

Discover the dramatic House Lannister stained glass window beside historic HMS Caroline, blending Game of Thrones lore with Belfast’s maritime heritage.

Experience the iconic Iron Throne in vibrant stained glass on Belfast’s Titanic Slipways, where fantasy meets maritime history.

A vibrant 60-acre park in East Belfast offering lakeside walks, sports, playgrounds, and unique planespotting near the city airport.

Explore the Titanic Belfast Museum: Dive into the history of the RMS Titanic and experience its remarkable legacy in an iconic setting.

Historic Harland & Wolff HQ and Drawing Offices: birthplace of Titanic’s design and Belfast’s shipbuilding legacy.

Discover the dramatic story of the Titanic where it was built, through immersive exhibits and cutting-edge technology in Belfast’s iconic waterfront landmark.

Explore Belfast’s Titanic Quarter: where maritime history meets vibrant urban regeneration along the scenic waterfront.

The last White Star Line vessel and Titanic's tender ship—a floating museum of maritime elegance and history.

Explore Belfast’s historic waterfront trail, where maritime heritage meets vibrant culture and iconic landmarks along the Maritime Mile.

Discover vibrant fast-food flavors in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, where local heritage meets global street food culture.

Historic Tudor-style Carnegie Library in North Belfast, now a community-led hub for education, arts, and regeneration.

Experience Belfast’s shipbuilding heritage through interactive sound and light at the striking SoundYard installation on Queen’s Quay.

An award-winning science and discovery centre in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, where over 250 interactive exhibits spark curiosity and fun for all ages.

Discover the haunting history and architectural beauty of Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast, a must-visit for tourists seeking to understand Northern Ireland's past.

Step into Belfast’s Georgian Poor House, where history, heritage, and care intertwine in tranquil gardens at Clifton House.

Belfast’s vibrant SSE Arena on Queens Quay offers world-class concerts, sports, and family events in a modern waterfront setting.

Discover the vivid House Targaryen stained glass window at Odyssey Point, a dazzling tribute to Game of Thrones in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter.

A majestic Romanesque Catholic church in Belfast, famed for its soaring spire, sacred relics, and the celebrated artwork of Sir John Lavery.

Belfast's vibrant contemporary arts centre blending theatre, galleries, and café culture in a welcoming modern space.

Discover CS Lewis Square, a charming tribute to the beloved author in Belfast, featuring captivating sculptures, lush gardens, and a vibrant atmosphere.

A vibrant mural celebrating Belfast’s shipbuilding heritage and the spirit of the Titanic’s shipyard community.

Discover Donegall Quay, Belfast’s historic riverside promenade blending maritime heritage, public art, and vibrant urban life along the River Lagan.

A soaring 40-metre steel beacon of hope atop Belfast’s historic St Anne’s Cathedral, shining brightly across the city skyline.

Discover the enchanting Searcher statue and immerse yourself in the magical world of C.S. Lewis at Belfast’s CS Lewis Square.

Discover East Belfast’s rich heritage, Narnia magic, and local charm at the welcoming EastSide Visitor Centre with café and gallery.

Discover Belfast Cathedral’s Romanesque beauty, historic mosaics, and the soaring Spire of Hope in the heart of the city’s vibrant Cathedral Quarter.

A 10-metre ceramic mosaic fish celebrating Belfast’s history, mythology, and waterfront regeneration at Donegall Quay.

Explore Northern Ireland’s WWII history through immersive exhibits, family activities, and heartfelt remembrance in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter.

Discover Belfast’s mysterious past and legends on a captivating walking tour through its iconic streets and hidden stories.

Discover Belfast’s Victorian architectural gem and cultural heart, where history, heritage, and community converge in a stunning public library.

Explore Belfast’s vibrant music scene on foot with expert guides, historic venues, and live performances in the UNESCO City of Music.

Central Belfast’s vibrant square blending historic grandeur with lively festivals and cultural celebrations year-round.