View magnificent City Hall, the Grand Opera House and St. Anne's Cathedral, a magnificent Romanesque building from which the Cathedral Quarter of the city takes its name. The city is also known as the birthplace of the most famous ship in the world: RMS Titanic. You'll experience the huge cranes of the Harland and Wolff shipyard, before visiting the Titanic Belfast museum.

Enjoy an overnight stay at a luxurious accommodation. Contact Andrew Harper Travel advisor, Joe Colucci for more information.

Set against a dramatic coastal backdrop, the Causeway Coast is one of the top road trips in the world. Justifiably awarded World Heritage status in 1986, the Giant's Causeway has stood as a natural rampart against the unbridled ferocity of Atlantic storms for millions of years. A local guide will help you discover this area of outstanding natural beauty that is frequently referred to as the Eighth Natural Wonder of the World.

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At EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum Dublin, you'll step through 20 themed galleries with a private tour guide who will give you a unique insight into the compelling story of how Irish emigrants and the descendants influenced and shaped the world. Learn tales of triumph and tragedy, great success and even greater loss that will give you a deeper understanding of Irish people and culture. Later, meet a local guide to venture off the beaten track to discover the origins of Irish dancing and visit some of the landmarks of Irish cultural history in the city.

Travel south to Cork, Ireland's southernmost city. With a history dating back to the 6th century, it was founded on islands in an estuary, where the River Lee joins the world's second-largest natural harbor. Waterways circle the city center crossed by over 20 bridges. You'll love hilly neighborhoods stacked with colorful houses that climb the river banks, as well as the narrow alleys and Georgian architecture.

Enjoy an overnight stay at a luxurious accommodation. Contact Andrew Harper Travel advisor, Joe Colucci for more information.

The Beara Peninsula is a route considerably less traveled than its more famous northerly neighbors; however, it delivers stunning scenery at each turn on the road. It is an area of rugged and dramatic landscapes with finger-like promontories stretching out into the Atlantic Ocean.

Enjoy an overnight stay at a luxurious accommodation. Contact Andrew Harper Travel advisor, Joe Colucci for more information.

Killarney National Park is a place renowned for its beauty; Ireland's highest mountains raise a jagged edge to the sky while at their feet rest three still lakes studded with little islands. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the majestic settings of Killarney with a falconer and hawk, impressed by the ability to the trained birds and the relationship they have with their human partners. Next, don the leather glove yourself and watch in awe as the falcon lands on your covered arm.

Following the coastline of the Iveragh Peninsula, the Ring of Kerry is possibly Ireland's most famous scenic drive. It encounters some of the country's finest landscapes, weaving around a breathtaking mosaic of rugged, storm-bashed coast, steep mountains, medieval ruins, slate-colored glacial lakes and welcoming towns and villages.

Ballyfin Demesne has long been admired as the most lavish Regency mansion in Ireland. Originally built in the 1820's, the house reopened in 2011, after eight years of restoration. Since then, it has gone on to join the prestigious Relais &  Châteaux collection, garnering widespread acclaim for its unique combination of modern luxury with romantic period detailing.