Morning: Arrive in Belfast and check into your hotel.

Afternoon: Visit St. Anne’s Cathedral.

• History: This Anglican cathedral, completed in 1981, is built on the site of a previous church dating back to 1776. It features beautiful mosaics and stained glass and serves as a testament to Belfast's rich ecclesiastical heritage.

Evening: Explore the Cathedral Quarter, known for its vibrant arts scene and historical significance, and enjoy dinner at a local pub.

Stay overnight in Belfast at Ten Square Hotel

Morning: Drive or take a bus to Armagh (1.5 hours).

Hotel: Armagh City Hotel (3-star) – Comfortable and centrally located.

Afternoon: Visit the Cathedral of St. Patrick and St. Patrick's Catholic Cathedral. 

St Patrick Centre, Downpatrick and Gift Shop  

• Start your day at the St. Patrick's Centre, where you can learn about St. Patrick’s legacy. 

• Explore the gift shop for souvenirs.  

Saul Church & St. Patrick’s Grave  

• Visit Saul Church, where St. Patrick established his first church.  

• Pay respects at his gravesite nearby.  

Bangor Abbey (Late Afternoon) 

• Head to Bangor Abbey, an ancient monastic site connected to early Christian Ireland.Afternoon: Visit the Cathedral of St. Patrick and St. Patrick's Catholic Cathedral.

Morning: Depart for Donegal Town (2 hours).

Hotel: The Abbey Hotel Donegal (3-star) – Centrally located and comfortable.

Afternoon: Visit the famine museum.

Visit Donegal Castle. - Optional

• History: Originally built by the O'Donnell family in the 15th century, the castle reflects the region's Gaelic heritage and its importance as a stronghold against English rule.

Evening: Stroll around Donegal Town and have dinner at a local restaurant

Morning: Depart Donegal for Derry/Londonderry (about 1 hour). Visit St.

Columb's Cathedral and St. Carmichael’s Cathedral.

• History: St. Columb's Cathedral, built between 1628 and 1633, is the first cathedral built in Derry and serves as a symbol of the city's religious history. St. Carmichael’s Cathedral is known for its stunning architecture and rich heritage.

Afternoon: Explore the Museum of Free Derry and walk the city walls.

• Heritage: The walls, completed in the 17th century, are among the bestpreserved in Europe and tell the story of the city’s defense and the struggles of its people.

Evening: Head to Coleraine (about 1.5 hours).

Morning: Head to Coleraine (about 1 hour). Visit the

Coleraine Courthouse.

• History: Opened in 1837, the courthouse is a fine example of Victorian architecture and played a key role in the judicial history of the area.

Afternoon: Explore the town and the River Bann.

• Heritage: Coleraine is one of the oldest towns in Ireland, with roots dating back to the 17th century. Its rich history is reflected in the local architecture and cultural landmarks.

Hotel: The Lodge Hotel (3-star) – Comfortable and well-located.

Evening: Enjoy dinner at the hotel or a nearby restaurant.