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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5. Lurgan
Lurgan is home to Northern Ireland's largest park, Lurgan Park. Located around an expansive man made lake, it has 5km of pathways through mature woodland and open grassland. The facility, which is over 250 acres in size has a water fountain, tennis courts, bowling green, cricket wicket and football pitches. Craigavon Golf and Ski Centre will provide thrills for all the family, while Oxford Island Nature Reserve is on the outskirts of Lurgan. Photo: Google
6. Bangor
The city of Bangor in Co Down is served by Bangor Train Station and Bangor West Train Station. The Pickie Family Fun Park has been a favourite destination for generations with its famous swan rides and miniature railway. Bangor Marina offers stunning views and Bangor Castle Walled Garden is a hidden gem for visitors to explore. Photo: Pacemaker
7. Titanic Quarter
Titanic Quarter, the first stop on the Bangor line, is the gateway to the east of Belfast. A stone's throw from the Titanic Belfast visitor's centre (pictured), where people can learn the history of the iconic ocean liner, as well as the SSE Arena, the station is also in close proximity to the city centre and George Best Belfast City Airport. Photo: Google
8. Londonderry
The North West of the province has some fantastic visitor attractions, bringing history to life, while celebrating the present and future. The City Walls provide a glimpse of the past along with panoramic views of the city. The Guildhall is one of the region's most recognisable landmarks, with guided tours at a number of times throughout the day. The Tower Museum and Museum of Free Derry help to detail some of the key moments from the area's history. A mural of the characters from hit television show 'Derry Girls' has become a famous stop for tourists and visitors in the Orchard Street area (pictured). Photo: Google