In 1986, the Giant's Causeway was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognizing its geological significance and its contribution to our understanding of Earth's natural processes.

Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, the Giant’s Causeway is recognized for its exceptional natural beauty and geological significance. If you fancy swapping a night under the stars ...

Belfast’s transformation over the past couple of decades from no-go to must-visit destination has been remarkable.

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The next opportunity for Céide Fields to be considered by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee is 2029/2030. Earlier this month, the news broke that Mayo County Council had failed to nominate Céide ...

Discover the North Yorkshire Moors Railway or explore Titanic Belfast and the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland ... outcrops of the ‘Needles’. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Lake ...

For sheer unadulterated, natural, beauty, try the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland ... and ruined monastery on Skellig Michael are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also worth checking out ...

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Swiss flag on the top of Mannlichen (Jungfrau region, Bern, Switzerland) Europe is home to the world’s largest number of UNESCO World ... Northern Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway remains a ...