Cavehill is not only one of Belfast's most famous locations but also Irelands. Not only is it an area of outstanding natural beauty but also one steeped in fascinating history. This is not for the fainthearted as those embarking on it must be reasonable fit and healthy as it is a walk that will take you over three hundred meters over the city from which not only will you will see the whole of Belfast but, on a clear day, as far as Scotland. You will be told stories ranging from a tragic suicide pact right through to the story of the American bomber which crashed into its steep cliffs during the Second World War killing ten service men. You will also stand on the actual spot where the founders of Irish Republicanism took their oath to free Ireland from English rule over 200 years ago. You will also get to visit the second Belfast Castle and its gardens where you can search for the nine cats!