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The large town of Ballymena can be found in Northern Ireland's County Antrim.
There are many historic buildings in the centre, which was established in the 1600s as a market town.
This lends a pleasant atmosphere to the place, which is a typical example of life in Northern Ireland.
The town was strongly involved in the Troubles and its accompanying violence that plagued this region for decades.
There is still a sense of division here, though the violence is now much rarer.
Known as the Gateway to the Glens, Ballymena is a good base for exploring the beautifully stark landscape that surrounds the city.
Slemish Mountain is just one of the hiking destinations accessible from town.
The Ecos Centre and the Seven Towers Leisure Centre are good choices for entertainment and fun with the kids, while Arthur Cottage and the Ballymena Museum provide an excellent perspective on the heritage of the region.
Hotels in Ballymena range from classy historic properties to posh spa resorts set among the rolling countryside.
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District: Galgorm
Resort set in a 163 acre parkland, just a short drive from Belfast and the city airport.
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A historic hotel located in the coastal village of Carnlough, ideal as a base for day trips.
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Introduction to Ballymena, Northern Ireland
The large town of Ballymena can be found in Northern Ireland's County Antrim.There are many historic buildings in the centre, which was established in the 1600s as a market town.
This lends a pleasant atmosphere to the place, which is a typical example of life in Northern Ireland.
The town was strongly involved in the Troubles and its accompanying violence that plagued this region for decades.
There is still a sense of division here, though the violence is now much rarer.
Known as the Gateway to the Glens, Ballymena is a good base for exploring the beautifully stark landscape that surrounds the city.
Slemish Mountain is just one of the hiking destinations accessible from town.
The Ecos Centre and the Seven Towers Leisure Centre are good choices for entertainment and fun with the kids, while Arthur Cottage and the Ballymena Museum provide an excellent perspective on the heritage of the region.
Hotels in Ballymena range from classy historic properties to posh spa resorts set among the rolling countryside.
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