Giants’ Causeway
Amazing “Giants’ Causeway” in Northern Ireland
People have paved millions of roads, but nature has surpassed them here too, creating a unique “Giants’ Causeway”. This extraordinary road consists of 40,000 interconnected flat basalt pillars which appeared as a result of an ancient volcanic eruption.
The road begins at the foot of a cliff in the North of Ireland, a few kilometers from the town of Bushmills, and goes straight into the sea.
Today the “Giants’ Causeway” itself and the entire coastline on which it is located are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and are also the most visited sightseeing attraction in Northern Ireland.
Today the “Giants’ Causeway” itself and the entire coastline on which it is located are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and are also the most visited sightseeing attraction in Northern Ireland.
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