Lisburn
Situated on the River Lagan and lying South-West of Belfast, Lisburn is one of Northern Ireland’s best kept secrets with a large range of things to do, places to eat, Shops to visit and history galore! With a story beginning from the 1600’s, Lisburn is indeed an interesting and cultured place. In recent years Lisburn’s proudest achievement was in 2002, when the town finally claimed City status as part of the Queens Golden Jubilee celebrations. With the title of City behind its name, Lisburn has bloomed magnificently with loads on offer to visitors from near and far.
For those visitors who prefer the culture and history of their destinations, then Lisburn will certainly not disappoint you. With the opportunity to visit the cities very own Historic Quarter where one will learn of the importance of Lisburn’s position on the River Lagan between Belfast and Dublin, or visit the Giant’s Ring, given its name as it is 200 meters in diameter and an impressive example of some of the megalithic structures which surround Northern Ireland. For a more leisurely and relaxing trip to Lisburn, why not try your hand at a spot of angling in some of the most beautiful locations such as Lough Neagh, Lough Erne, Hillsborough Forest Lake and many more. With retail shops in the city centre such as the ones that can be found in the delightful Lisburn Square or the ultimate shopping experience in the Sprucefield Shopping Mall or the Bow Street Mall, lisburn has been given the label of being a Shopper’s paradise.
Lisburn has lots on offer and caters for any type of holiday or visit, whether it is leisure or culture you are looking for. With beautiful rural scenery and its prime location, Lisburn is definitely a must visit place for any visitor to the North of Ireland.