Non-obvious Northern Ireland recommendations

[Somewhatfoolish]

Any non-obvious Northern Ireland recommendations for things to do?

By non-obvious, I mean stuff that can't be figured out easily by looking in the usual places in about half an hour or so. If it's on wikivoyage, or the top 50 tripadvisor ratings, or anything like that I probably know about it.

Any part of Northern Ireland considered since the place is tiny.

Also interested in seeing a parade. I see that they are listed at the Parades Comission. What makes a "good" one?

[MiniMan64]

The entire North Coast. Not just the Causeway.

[Allegro_Snapon]

Canoe Enniskillen.
Correlea Activity Centre Belcoo.
Lusty Beg Island.
Culligh Mountain (and Caves...but they are probably in the top 50 Trip Advisor).

[Tyre Smoke]

Parade? Boring af. Like a carnival but everything is the same.

Giants Causeway is great (yes, I know. The World will be there) and Bushmills Distillery is worth a visit.

[ajh349]

Ulster Folk Museum.
Walk up Slieve Donard.
Carrick rede rope bridge

[GreatGranny]

Tyre Smoke said:

Parade? Boring af. Like a carnival but everything is the same.

Giants Causeway is great (yes, I know. The World will be there) and Bushmills Distillery is worth a visit.

You've literally posted the 2 MOST obvious places to visit

[Tyre Smoke]

Ok then, Dunnes Stores in Coleraine and The Europa Hotel in Belfast.