Whether you are wanting to hit the high street for some retail therapy, a family day out or a walk at a scenic spot, Northern Ireland offers plenty of locations which can be reached via the rail network.
Check out our list of 10 places.
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1. Helen's Bay
Helen's Bay Beach is one of two high-quality beaches located in Crawfordsburn Country Park. Popular all year round, particularly in the summer months, the north Down venue has excellent water quality making it ideal for bathing. The nearby country park has wooded headlands, meadows, quality walks car parking, picnic sites,toilets, a visitor centre and a cafe/restaurant. Photo: Press Eye
2. Newry
Visitors to Newry will be able to experience a mix of urban and rural sites. There is plenty to do in the city centre with retail offerings, including the Quays Shopping Centre and Buttercrane Shopping Centre, as well as landmarks to check out, including Newry Cathedral (pictured). A short taxi ride from the city centre will take you to Slieve Gullion Forest Park, where there are walking trails and an adventure playground for children. Photo: Pacemaker
3. Portrush
Arguably Northern Ireland's best seaside resort, Portrush has lots of activities to keep people of all ages entertained. The town's East and West Strand beaches are popular with walkers, swimmers and families enjoying building sand castles. No trip to the north coast is complete without a visit to Curry's Fun Park, where there are amusements and rides for the young and not so young. Photo: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council
4. Carrickfergus
Located on the Larne line in east Antrim, Carrickfergus offers a number of must-see attractions including the Andrew Jackson Centre, the US Rangers Centre, breathtaking views from Knockagh Monument and the historic Carrickfergus Castle (pictured). Photo: Press Eye