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Northern Ireland is a favorite destination for active holidays. There`s both rugged country and glowing hills, deep forests, big lakes and of course the sea. You can do angling and game fishing, but Ireland is also a great destination if you want to go golfing, horseback riding or camping
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Europa Belfast
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Great Victoria Street, Belfast
This superb city centre hotel is within walking distance of Belfast City Hall, Ulster Museum and the Botanical Gardens. The Europa features the Gallery Restaurant, brasserie, two bars and a nightclub. Within a short drive of major transport links, this hotel provides easy access to all parts of the province.
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Jurys Belfast Inn
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Fisherwick Place, Belfast
Located in the centre of Belfast, adjacent to the Opera House, the City Hall and the city's main commercial district. Just two minutes' walk away are the prime shopping areas of Donegal Place and The Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, with it's myriad of lively bars and restaurants is also within walking distance. Or if you'd like to escape from the city, why not visit the beautiful Antrim Coast and The Giant's Causeway, one of the regions most stunning sights, and only an hour's drive from the city.
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| Belfast |
| Belfast is a beautiful city with a rich history. It dates back to the Middle Ages and though it was bombed severely in the Great War, there is still a great heritage. Belfast`s prime is in the 19th century and there are still a lot of impressive buildings from that era, but on the whole it`s really a modern city, a true metropolis.
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| Derry |
| Derry, or Londonderry, is descriobed as Northern Ireland`s capital of creative energy with its poets, storytellers, festivals and music. It is the second largest city, after Belfast.
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| Ballycastle |
| Ballycastle is a small rural town situated on the most north-easterly tip of County Antrim. Enjoying popularity amongst holiday makers and residents alike, Ballycastle lies in the district of Moyle with views of the surrounding mountain ranges, forest parks, glens, lakes and coastline.
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| Dungannon |
| One of the major towns of County Tyrone, Dungannon has much to be proud of. The political, economic and cultural centre of the county, the town is widely recognised as an attractive shopping and social location also.
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