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The Brazen Head

Topped by elegant Belfast Castle, Cave Hill Country Park is visible from pretty much anywhere in the city. And if the slopes here seem somewhat familiar, that might be because this rocky outcrop is said to have inspired Jonathan Swift’s giant in Gulliver’s Travels – hence the nickname Napoleon’s Nose. You can also follow in the footsteps – even tread the same paths perhaps – of ancient man. The park is studded with Iron and Bronze Age remains – make sure you don’t miss McArt’s Fort, a spectacular ancient rath. Hungry after your walk

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