Guide to exploring Ireland's mysterious natural heritage, the 'Giants' Path'

#EuropeanTravel The 'Giant's Causeway' on the northern coast of Ireland is a geological miracle created by nature. It is a spectacular sight of over 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns formed by a volcanic eruption about 50 million years ago, creating a mystical landscape that looks like a giant's stone bridge. According to legend, the Irish giant 'Finn McCool' created this path for a duel with the Scottish giant. In reality, it is a natural phenomenon created by volcanic lava cooling and contraction, but this legend makes it an even more attractive place. Exploration Tips: Best time to visit: The best time to visit is around sunset, but a quiet early morning visit is also recommended. Access: Approximately 2 hours by train + bus from Belfast (using the iLink transportation card) Note: Windproof jackets are essential due to strong coastal winds, and be careful of slippery rocks. The Giant's Causeway is more than just a tourist attraction; it offers a special experience where nature and myths come together. If you want to create an unforgettable moment during your European trip, be sure to visit.