The northeastern part of the island of Ireland is occupied by Northern Ireland. It is the administrative-political territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Belfast is considered the largest city here. The North of Ireland legally acts as a unit of Great Britain, along with Wells, Scotland and England. Therefore, the area under consideration must be distinguished from the historical province of Ireland - Ulster. As part of Northern Ireland, there are 6 counties out of 9 in Ulster.
To visit Ireland and Northern Ireland, you need to apply for different visas, since these parts of the same island are separate states.
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The North of Ireland is a small area that can be explored in a few hours. However, it will take a long time to get to know the sights of Belfast. In the center of Northern Ireland is the largest lake in the United Kingdom - Lough Ney. The largest lake system - Lower and Upper Lough Erne is also located here. These lakes are separated by a plain. There are mountains in the west, southeast and northeast of this territory. The shores of this part of the island are very indented, and the coastal area looks picturesque. The highest peak is Mount Slieve Donard.
Among the sights of Northern Ireland, such objects as the "Trail of the Giants", the cable bridge over the abyss, the Bushmills whiskey museum, and ancient castles deserve attention. The north is characterized by rapid industrial development. The main production center is the city of Belfast. Traditionally, this part of the island has always been distinguished by a good level of agricultural development, but in recent years the pace of industrial development has outstripped all other areas.
The population in the north of Ireland is represented by the indigenous inhabitants of the island - the Irish, as well as the Scot-Irish and Anglo-Irish. Almost all of them are Protestants and British in their traditions. The rest of the inhabitants are Catholics who adhere to Irish customs.
Climatic conditions
The North of Ireland is a temperate region. It has cool summers and mild winters. There is a lot of rainfall during the year, especially in the western lands. The average annual temperature is approximately +10 degrees. In the hottest month - July, the air warms up to + 14.5 degrees.
Holidays in Northern Ireland
This direction is chosen by those who like a measured and calm rest. The north of the island is beautiful landscapes, ancient villages. Northern Ireland is a large and well-known student center in Europe, which is famous for the highest level of preparation of students in the field of learning English. Leisure activities include hiking, cycling, golf, water sports and fishing.
