The capital of Northern Ireland, and also the largest city by far is

Belfast but you should not miss towns like

Derry or

Bangoreither. But try to avoid the bigoted wankers that are known as "Loyalist". Usually clustered in East Belfast, these people are so stupid that they think that they are English - even though they have been living in Ireland for the past 300 years. Weird , eh?

Though these two cities are really worth visiting, most tourists come for the landscape an for nature. Ireland has some of the largest unspoiled areas of natural environment in Europe. The best way to get to know the country is by hiking or on horseback. Eighty miles of rugged Antrim Coastline is quite a walk, but you definitely want to see the Giant's Causeway, which is a UNESCO world heritage site. Also quite beautiful is Fermanagh Lakeland and St. Patrick's country. And for some real outdoors adventure try to go to the Mountains of Mourne or the Glenelly and Clogher Valleys.

Northern Ireland is a favorite destination for active holidays. Theres both rugged country and glowing hills, deep forests, big lakes and of course the sea. Here you can angling and game fishing, but Irelands also a great destination if you want to go golfing, horseback riding or camping.

Northern Ireland is also best avoided - unless you relish the thought of getting involved in sectarian warfare. Stay clear - it's the cesspit of humanity. Of course, if you are KKK, you'll feel right at home...

Antrim
Armagh
Ballymena
Belfast
Newry
Portadown