Discover the best attractions and experiences Belfast has to offer
Explore Belfast’s architectural heritage from grand Victorian civic buildings to enduring historical landmarks.
A grand 19th-century city hall with a striking dome and elegant grounds that encapsulate Belfast’s civic pride.
A prominent clock tower near City Hall, a beloved Belfast landmark and photo spot.
Historic 19th-century prison turned museum offering insight into Belfast’s troubled past.
Dive into Belfast’s shipbuilding legacy and local history, plus a heritage library with storied rooms.
Immersive museum in the Titanic Quarter exploring Belfast’s shipbuilding heritage and the story of the liner.
Comprehensive collection of art, archaeology, natural sciences, and local history in the Botanic Gardens.
One of Belfast’s oldest libraries with historic rooms, rotating exhibitions, and a quiet cultural atmosphere.
Significant churches and cathedrals representing Belfast’s diverse religious heritage.
Gothic Revival Anglican cathedral on Donegall Street with a striking interior and spire.
Catholic cathedral in the Cathedral Quarter, noted for modern architecture and stained glass.
Historic central Belfast church showcasing detailed architecture and a lively parish life.
Great outdoor spaces and natural landscapes within reach of Belfast for day trips and scenic walks.
World Heritage-listed basalt columns along the Antrim coast, perfect for dramatic coastal views.
Towering basalt outcrop with sweeping views over Belfast and the surrounding countryside.
Forest trails and scenic overlooks just west of the city for outdoor exploration.
Each Belfast district has its own character, from historic lanes to lively streets.
Historic core around St Anne’s with Victorian architecture, pubs, and live music.
Vibrant university area near Botanic Gardens with cafés, student culture and venues.
Famous for murals, community spirit, and Troubles-era history in a lively neighbourhood.
Historic Protestant heartland with murals, markets and strong local character.
Enjoy Belfast without spending a penny with these neighbourhood-ready picks.
Stroll the neoclassical complex and its gardens, often with free events in season.
Relax among lawns and the iconic Palm House, a favorite spot for locals and visitors.
Walk the Falls Road and Shankill Road to admire iconic murals from public spaces.
Sample local flavors from markets, seafood spots, and traditional pubs.
Historic covered market offering local produce, street food, and crafts.
Popular seafood spot known for fresh catches and simple, flavorful dishes.
Historic pub-cum-restaurant serving traditional Irish fare in a lively setting.
Vibrant pubs, live music, and atmospheric bars across the Cathedral Quarter and beyond.
Iconic Victorian pub with ornate interiors and a famed traditional pub atmosphere.
Casual pub in the Cathedral Quarter with live music and a friendly vibe.
Longstanding Belfast pub known for welcoming staff and regular live music.
Theatres and cultural venues offering shows, performances and artistic events.
Historic theatre hosting touring productions, musicals, and special performances.
Contemporary venue for drama, comedy, and live performances.
Dynamic arts venue with exhibitions, cinema and community events.
Catch a game or enjoy a sporting atmosphere in Belfast.
National football stadium and home to Northern Ireland matches.
Indoor arena hosting concerts, ice hockey and major events.
Ride or stroll along the scenic river path for easy outdoor activity.
Unconventional and immersive experiences that reveal Belfast’s character beyond the hotspots.
Evening guided tour weaving Troubles-era stories and local legends.
Guided ride around Troubles sites with a knowledgeable local driver.
Specialist guided walk focusing on lesser-known murals and street art.