Lurgan to Antrim from $7: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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1h  56m

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$14-20

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2h  36m

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2h  33m

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Traveling From Lurgan to Antrim

Traveling from Lurgan to Antrim offers a fascinating contrast, as Lurgan features a charming small-town atmosphere while Antrim boasts rich historical sites and picturesque landscapes.

Best Neighbourhoods in Antrim

Antrim features diverse neighborhoods with distinct charms for visitors.

Antrim Town

• Bustling market square with local shops.

• Rich history visible in architecture.

Randalstown

• Scenic walks along the River Maine.

• Cozy cafes offering homemade treats.

Cullybackey

• Picturesque village feel and community spirit.

• Access to beautiful surrounding countryside.

Best Times To Visit Antrim's Attractions

Optimize your experience by timing your visits to Antrim's key attractions wisely.

Antrim Castle Gardens

Visit in spring for blooming flowers and fewer visitors.

The Old Court House

Weekdays offer quieter tours and better interactions with guides.

Massereene Golf Club

Early morning tee times provide a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views.

Antrim Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Antrim enjoys a temperate maritime climate, featuring mild summers and cool winters, with rain occurring throughout the year. Visiting during late spring or early autumn often provides the most pleasant conditions, allowing you to explore the area's attractions without weather disruptions.

Dining in Antrim: A Taste of Local Flavor

While Lurgan has its cozy pub fare, a visit to The Old Church Café in Antrim introduces you to a delightful array of locally sourced dishes, including their renowned seafood chowder, bursting with freshness and flavor. The charming atmosphere of this café, set in a former church, provides a truly distinctive dining experience that reflects the region's rich culinary heritage.