Tom Robinson Park

Explorer Tom Railway Bridge in Lambeg North is just sitting there, judging everyone who thinks they’re taking a shortcut that isn’t one. Built in the 1820s, it’s seen more steam than most of us have seen coffee. Sit on a wall near it and pretend you’re the main character.

Explorer Tom Harmony Hill Presbyterian Church was built on a bargain where the devil got the parking spaces. Bring a jacket, it's never as warm as I promise, especially when the devil is collecting his dues.

Explorer Tom Kilrush Graveyard is a tranquil setting in County Antrim, where local history whispers softly through the breeze.

Explorer Tom Kilrush in Lisnagarvey has a church, graveyard, and well, plus a question mark. Wild claim: it’s older than the concept of 'Tuesday.' Bring someone who'll believe anything; that’s half the joy here.

Explorer Tom Lagan Valley Island sits quietly by a surfaced path that leads all the way into Belfast city.

Explorer Tom The Lisburn War Memorial stands near Lisburn, a solemn spot for remembering those who served their country bravely.

Explorer Tom Lisburn Castle, Castle Gardens, Lisnagarvey in Lisburn started as a castle and became an artillery fort. It’s like a chameleon that changed careers. Tell the kids it's a castle. Close enough for most purposes.

Explorer Tom The Linen Centre and Museum safeguards artefacts from the Irish linen industry, which is a real treat.

Explorer Tom Near Lisburn, the Lagan Valley Regional Park greets you with open arms, ready for a picnic or a very serious squirrel watch.

Explorer Tom Church: drum in Drumbeg is suspicious of the postman because he keeps dropping leaflets about renovation. It’s possibly medieval, so it’s got some serious baggage. Bring the dog, it'll have opinions.