An annual celebration of local architecture, history and culture, EHOD provides access free of charge to heritage buildings on the weekend of September 13-14.
Over 300 heritage buildings and events across Northern Ireland are featured, including a number of properties not normally open to the public.
An interactive map of this year’s locations is available here, while the full EHOD 2025 brochure can be viewed here. Check to see which events require booking.
Here are the venues around Causeway Coast and Glens which are taking part...
9. KINBANE
This is dramatically sited on the 'ceann bán', gaelic for 'white (chalk) headland', in a position of great natural strength. Please note: This site is dangerous because of eroding rock and steep drops. Great care is needed. The rock is not safe beyond the castle. Open access Saturday and Sunday. Photo: CCGBC
10. MUSSENDEN
Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne Guided Tour on Sunday 14th Join us on a walk through time and history along side a National Trust guide. The journey will take you through Earl Bishop Hervey's gardens, his ‘castle’ and you will have exclusive access to the cliff top Mussenden Temple and hear all about its history. Photo: CCGBC
11. COLERAINE
Talk by Dr. David Hume on Sunday 14th entitled "Stained Glass Stories." In this presentation Dr. Hume will look at some wonderful examples, many from the East Antrim area, and the stories which they have to tell. Photo: CCGBC