Antrim Methodist Church

The Antrim Methodist Church sits on a quiet street in the town centre, a solid Victorian structure that tells you quite a lot about the town's 19th-century importance. It's an active place of worship rather than a museum piece, so visiting requires a bit of courtesy and timing - weekday mornings or Sunday services are your best bet. The interior is properly done out with original woodwork and stained glass that catches the light nicely. If you're into Methodist history or Victorian architecture, it's worth a look. Families won't find much to occupy the kids for long - it's a 15-minute stop at most - but walkers passing through Antrim town on their way between the caravan parks might appreciate the detour. The nearby Six Mile Water Caravan Park and Blair's Castlewood Holiday Park are both within walking distance, making this an easy addition to a park-based holiday. Admission is free, though it's courteous to check opening times before you arrive since it remains primarily a working church rather than a tourist attraction. The town itself has a few other sights worth your time if you're staying locally, but this church works best as part of a broader wander round Antrim rather than a standalone destination.