Giant'S Causeway Visitor Centre

Amazing!!!!

One of the most beautiful place in the whole Island. I've been to Cliffs and down in Killarney and Dingle. Giant's is the most beautiful among of them.
It's so gorgeous. If you're in Ireland, either Northern Ireland or Rep. Of Ireland this place is a must.
We were lucky as it was sunny, cold of course.

Very appealing and modern building from the outside that manages to blend in with the natural landscape. Information provided inside very interesting and informative. Plenty of seating areas and clean toilets. Cafe is reasonably priced with good food and drink.

This is an interesting place. There's plenty of information in the Visitors' Centre about the geological formation of the stones. If you walk down to the stones with a guide you will also benefit from having the legends explained to you along with a sprinkling of good Irish humour. The views are fantastic, but be prepared for rain as it's quite an exposed spot.
There are some nice, reasonably priced gifts and souvenirs in the shop. The café serves good coffee, tea and cakes.

An essential place to see if you're visiting Northern Ireland. Breathtaking walks around prehistoric natural beauty. Make sure you not only walk on the iconic rocks, but get up into the top walkway around the cliffs! Fantastic.

Visitor centre is polished and informative. Only drawback is the ticket price (which also includes parking) which, in my opinion, is far too high.

I am a national trust member and have seen a lot of their best locations and some real wonders. This was nice and quite a cool place. I would not say it will take your breath away but it was quiet interesting to see. The walk down to the causeway was easy enough and their was a coach down if needed. This is free for trust members but you would have to pay usually.

I'd say it's a great place to visit once in your life to tick it off the list but I wouldn't probably come back.

It was great to see. But we were underwhelmed. It just wasn't what we were expecting. Still amazing to see though.

Dropped off here on a tour bus (note: Paddywagon tours included group entry ticket in their tour, worth it to beat the line.) The audio guides are well done, and free. LOTS of walking if you want to see the full extent of the causeway. There is a shuttle bus (for a small fee) that will take you down or up, you can opt for one way or round trip.

Great place, a must see in my opinion, a true wonder of Ireland. 2 souvenir shops, few hotels nearby, audio guide and places to eat, staff is helpful and friendly. Bring a coat as it is usually very windy and a good chance of raining. Here are a few photos

Absolute rip off and what a really ugly building. What a waste of money to build it. £10 per person even if you just want to park and not use the other facilities. What an absolute scam. The woman behind the desk was so snobbish and condescending, looking down her nose at us like riff raff. The car park attendants were no better. What a terrible experience. Surely there should be a car park only rate for those who don't want to use the disgusting looking building and not be subjected to the rudeness and snobbery of staff. This ruined a lovely day we had and ruined a holiday. Thanks to the scam that is the national trust, looking after Britain's places by charging the hard working people an amount that would require a mortgage to be taken out. I once was a member of the National Trust and I will never be rejoining.