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Taken 11-Aug-25
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The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

As one of the most famous and picturesque attractions in Northern Ireland, the Dark Hedges is a site filled with mystery. The site’s defining point is a canopy of intertwined beech trees, planted by James Stuart in 1775. The trees form a natural tunnel which served to greet (and impress) visitors to the Stuart family’s Georgian estate, Gracehill House.
In more recent years, The Dark Hedges has gained international recognition after featuring as the King’s Road in the globally acclaimed HBO series <i>Game of Thrones</i>. This appearance has further cemented the avenue’s status as one of Northern Ireland’s most photographed and visited landmarks, attracting fans from around the world.