Northern Ireland city breaks
A short break in Northern Ireland gives enough time to explore its rich, diverse and often controversial history but also to marvel at its bright and promising future. An improved worldwide reputation has recently witnesses a rising number of tourists taking short breaks in Northern Ireland, drawn by its unique heritage, cultural festivals, live music events and artistic traditions. The centrepiece which dominates Northern Ireland's landscape is Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake both throughout Ireland and the British Isles, with 151 square miles of water making it ideal for keen anglers.

Short Breaks in Northern Ireland - Belfast a must
City breaks in Belfast, whose area includes over a third of the population of Northern Ireland sits along the Lagan Valley and the shores of Belfast Lough. Belfast is one of 5 cities made up of six counties within Northern Ireland. A long weekend in Belfast is sure to experience the immensely welcoming hospitality and abundance of attractions.

Northern Ireland weekends - Rich and green landscape
A weekend break in Northern Ireland is sure to experience a temperate maritime climate which is rather wetter in the west than the east. The weather is generally unpredictable at all times of the year, although the seasons are rather less pronounced than the rest of Europe or the USA. However, the often damp climate and has resulted in much of the region being covered in rich green grassland. Northern Ireland city breaks are perfect for keen golfers as it has world renowned facilities with courses to suit every taste and skill level. Of course, another added incentive is that city breaks in Northern Ireland provide a rather welcoming selection of ‘19th hole’ venues offering local drinks and fine dining.