A reinvented industrial city — Titanic heritage, street art and the gateway to the Antrim coast.
Belfast has remade itself from shipyard city into a confident cultural hub. The Titanic Quarter tells the story of the ship built here, while the Cathedral Quarter hums with restaurants, street art and live music.
Visit Titanic Belfast, walk the political murals of the Falls and Shankill, and head north along the Causeway Coastal Route to the Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede.
Top RatedDay trip from Dublin to Northern Ireland’s highlights, including the Giant’s Causeway and Belfast.
Top RatedExperience the Titanic and Belfast City Tour, a journey blending education and entertainment, perfect for history…
FeaturedExplore Belfast’s history and culture on a private tour of its famous murals, offering insight into Northern Ireland’s…
FeaturedExperience an unforgettable Irish adventure on the Antrim Coast and Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge Tour, traversing rugged…
FeaturedExplore Derry/Londonderry’s history and culture on a private tour from Belfast, discovering its iconic landmarks and…
FeaturedExperience the stunning Marble Arch Caves in County Fermanagh, Ireland, on a private tour led by expert local guides.…
Day tour from Dublin to Northern Ireland’s highlights, including the Giant’s Causeway, Game of Thrones sites, and…
Explore the Giants Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland, on a guided day tour to marvel at its…
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FeaturedOrnate Victorian gin palace with carved snugs, owned by the National Trust
FeaturedBelfast’s oldest traditional bar, dating from 1720, with nightly-style trad sessions
FeaturedTimber-framed bar in one of Belfast’s oldest buildings with a huge beer garden
FeaturedMuch-loved Cathedral Quarter institution tucked down a cobbled Half Bap alleyway
FeaturedHistoric Pottinger’s Entry pub combining an Irish whiskey bar and steak restaurant
FeaturedBelfast’s oldest tavern site, licensed in 1630 on cobbled Winecellar Entry
FeaturedPub in Belfast’s oldest surviving building, beside the Albert Memorial Clock
FeaturedTraditional city-centre bar dating from 1870 with trad sessions and pub food
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