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The Giant’s Causeway is an iconic place in Northern Ireland and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visitor’s center was opened in 2012 and is a modern, building that has won many awards for its innovative design and sustainable architecture. Clifftop Experience Tours are available that includes a 5-mile guided hike to see the rock columns from the clifftop. T he most famous feature of the Giant’s Causeway is the Giant’s Boot a formation said to be the boot of Finn, a giant fleeing from another giant. The Wishing Chair is another great spot to visit. These rocks form a natural throne, and the basalt stones are smooth and shiny from so many people sitting on them. The Wishing Chair is one of the best spots for a photo op. Visitors can also see the famous basaltic dyke that looks like a giant camel, said to have once been alive and belonged to Finn. The Giant’s Causeway

The Giant’s Causeway
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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