Bridge
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Bushmills, United Kingdom
A swaying rope bridge to a small island, with coastal views.
Other · United Kingdom · Northern Ireland
Giant's Causeway
Thousands of interlocking basalt columns on the Antrim coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
UNESCO World Heritage about 2.5 h
For storytellers
Why Giant's Causeway matters
Around forty thousand interlocking basalt columns step into the sea along the Antrim coast, formed by ancient volcanic activity. Legend says the giant Finn McCool built them as a path to Scotland. Walk down to the shore, or follow the clifftop trail for views along the coast.
Talking points
- Around 40,000 columns, according to widely quoted counts.
- Legend credits Finn McCool.
- Several walking routes are available.
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Good to know: The visitor centre has a charge, but the site itself can be reached on foot.
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