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Are you sure you want to reset your board? This will completely reset your board and all associated data permanently. This cannot be undone. Ireland in your inbox Sign up to receive free email newsletters from Tourism Ireland, including vacation ideas, insider tips, news, and events. Cutting-edge food, traditional pubs and Titanic history take Belfast to the next level. Titanic Belfast, Belfast Belfast City Hall, Belfast Belfast Castle, Belfast Commercial Court, Belfast Visit Belfast: home of the Titanic Cutting-edge food, traditional pubs and Titanic history take Belfast to the next level. Titanic Belfast, Belfast Belfast City Hall, Belfast Belfast Castle, Belfast Commercial Court, Belfast Cutting-edge restaurants, traditional pubs and Titanic history take Belfast city to the next level. Thinking of visiting Belfast? You’re not the only one. With its grand Victorian architecture, layered history and famously friendly locals, Northern Ireland’s capital has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations. Located on the island’s northeast coast, this is a city that feels cosmopolitan and international, but retains its individuality, with a storied past as one of the world’s great shipbuilding centres and a dynamic reputation for culture, art and food. Belfast City Hall From the stately elegance of Belfast City Hall to the creative buzz of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast blends old-word character with a thriving cultural scene. Spend afternoons browsing St George’s Market , dine on hyper-local cuisine at acclaimed restaurants like Roam and Ox, or explore contemporary art spaces such as The Mac and the Golden Thread Gallery, housed in a restored heritage building. Over a century ago, Belfast built the Titanic. Today, that legacy lives on in the Titanic Quarter, anchored by Titanic Belfast , the largest Titanic visitor experience in the world. The revitalised waterfront district is also home to Titanic Slipways, the SS Nomadic – which once ferried first- and second-class passengers to the Titanic – along with cycling routes, cafes, bars and restaurants. As Ireland’s only UNESCO City of Music , Belfast boasts a rich music scene, as well as festivals and events that keep things lively year round. Dig a little deeper, stay a little longer and you’ll discover a city shaped by centuries of history – from its Bronze Age origins to its prosperous shipbuilding past. Discover more of Belfast's top attractions Cave Hill, Belfast Set on the shores of Belfast Lough and framed by towering Cave Hill , the city offers easy access to the outdoors, too. Head to Belfast Castle for a heart-pumping hike up Cave Hill and a stunning bird’s-eye view of the city. Or embark on a day trip to the magnificent Causeway Coast and the real-life locations from HBO’s Game of Thrones® . Few cities in Europe feel quite as authentic, alive and welcoming as Belfast. Isn’t it time you experienced it for yourself? Thinking of visiting Belfast? You’re not the only one. With its grand Victorian architecture, layered history and famously friendly locals, Northern Ireland’s capital has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations. Located on the island’s northeast coast, this is a city that feels cosmopolitan and international, but retains its individuality, with a storied past as one of the world’s great shipbuilding centres and a dynamic reputation for culture, art and food. Belfast City Hall From the stately elegance of Belfast City Hall to the creative buzz of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast blends old-word character with a thriving cultural scene. Spend afternoons browsing St George’s Market , dine on hyper-local cuisine at acclaimed restaurants like Roam and Ox, or explore contemporary art spaces such as The Mac and the Golden Thread Gallery, housed in a restored heritage building. Over a century ago, Belfast built the Titanic. Today, that legacy lives on in the Titanic Quarter, anchored by Titanic Belfast , the largest Titanic visitor experience in the world. The revitalised waterfront district is also home to Titanic Slipways, the SS Nomadic – which once ferried first- and second-class passengers to the Titanic – along with cycling routes, cafes, bars and restaurants. As Ireland’s only UNESCO City of Music , Belfast boasts a rich music scene, as well as festivals and events that keep things lively year round. Dig a little deeper, stay a little longer and you’ll discover a city shaped by centuries of history – from its Bronze Age origins to its prosperous shipbuilding past. Discover more of Belfast's top attractions Cave Hill, Belfast Set on the shores of Belfast Lough and framed by towering Cave Hill , the city offers easy access to the outdoors, too. Head to Belfast Castle for a heart-pumping hike up Cave Hill and a stunning bird’s-eye view of the city. Or embark on a day trip to the magnificent Causeway Coast and the real-life locations from HBO’s Game of Thrones® . Few cities in Europe feel quite as authentic, alive and welcoming as Belfast. Isn’t it time you experienced it for yourself? Cutting-edge restaurants, traditional pubs and Titanic history take Belfast city to the next level. Thinking of visiting Belfast? You’re not the only one. With its grand Victorian architecture, layered history and famously friendly locals, Northern Ireland’s capital has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations. Located on the island’s northeast coast, this is a city that feels cosmopolitan and international, but retains its individuality, with a storied past as one of the world’s great shipbuilding centres and a dynamic reputation for culture, art and food. Belfast City Hall From the stately elegance of Belfast City Hall to the creative buzz of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast blends old-word character with a thriving cultural scene. Spend afternoons browsing St George’s Market , dine on hyper-local cuisine at acclaimed restaurants like Roam and Ox, or explore contemporary art spaces such as The Mac and the Golden Thread Gallery, housed in a restored heritage building. Over a century ago, Belfast built the Titanic. Today, that legacy lives on in the Titanic Quarter, anchored by Titanic Belfast , the largest Titanic visitor experience in the world. The revitalised waterfront district is also home to Titanic Slipways, the SS Nomadic – which once ferried first- and second-class passengers to the Titanic – along with cycling routes, cafes, bars and restaurants. As Ireland’s only UNESCO City of Music , Belfast boasts a rich music scene, as well as festivals and events that keep things lively year round. Dig a little deeper, stay a little longer and you’ll discover a city shaped by centuries of history – from its Bronze Age origins to its prosperous shipbuilding past. Discover more of Belfast's top attractions Cave Hill, Belfast Set on the shores of Belfast Lough and framed by towering Cave Hill , the city offers easy access to the outdoors, too. Head to Belfast Castle for a heart-pumping hike up Cave Hill and a stunning bird’s-eye view of the city.

Or embark on a day trip to the magnificent Causeway Coast and the real-life locations from HBO’s Game of Thrones® . Few cities in Europe feel quite as authentic, alive and welcoming as Belfast. Isn’t it time you experienced it for yourself? Belfast's must-see attractions Plan your visit to Belfast and discover a city bursting with culture, packed with world-class attractions like Titanic Belfast, and rich with activities, from Causeway Coast trips to Botanic Garden walks. Titanic Belfast Explore the compelling connection between Belfast city and the world's most famous ship. Belfast City Hall Behind this grand façade lie opulent interiors adorned with exquisite art and stained-glass windows. Botanic Gardens Discover an oasis of calm in bustling Belfast – a delightful mix of Victorian charm and natural beauty. Crumlin Road Gaol This former prison echoes with stories of escapes, executions, deportations and WWII bombings. National Museums of Northern Ireland Discover Titanic treasures, ancient dinosaurs and artistic masterpieces in four amazing museums. St George's Market This historic Victorian market sits at the heart of Belfast's buzzing contemporary food scene. Game of Thrones Studio Tour Experience the Seven Kingdoms at the world’s ONLY official Game of Thrones Studio Tour. Carrickfergus Castle Discover a striking 12th century fortress standing proudly on the shores of Belfast Lough. Belfast's hidden gems Go beyond the guidebook to discover hidden gems around Belfast from the culture-filled Linen Hall Library to the Crown Liquor Saloon, one of the most beautiful pubs in the world. This is Belfast – uncovered. Nestled in Cave Hill County Park, Belfast's iconic castle has been wowing visitors since the 1860s. Crown Liquor Saloon From elegant columns to cosy panelled snugs, this pub is the ultimate in Victorian style. Enjoy spectacular views over Belfast from the top of this much-loved local landmark. Linen Hall Library Welcome to Belfast's oldest library, a historic landmark famous for its exhibitions, classes and events. Uncover more than 100 years of history on board a World War I warship in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter. Cathedral Quarter Street art, quirky galleries and live music venues: discover Belfast's creative quarter. CS Lewis Square Don't miss this enchanting spot in Belfast featuring bronze sculptures from The Chronicles of Narnia. Weather in Belfast Getting to Belfast Belfast itineraries Start planning your trip to Belfast with a ready-made Belfast itinerary. Whether you’ve got 72 hours to discover the city’s highlights or five days to explore further afield in Northern Ireland, these trip ideas have you covered. Belfast in 72 hours A thriving culture scene, rich history and great restaurants – fall in love with Belfast. Titanic in Belfast Spend 48 hours immersed in Belfast's maritime history as you follow this Titanic trail. Causeway Coastal Route A stunning touring route stretching from Belfast to the walled city of Derry~Londonderry. Beyond Belfast on public transport Hop on a bus or train from Belfast and explore some of the island's most thrilling sights. City and coast itinerary: Dublin to Belfast Two unique cities just two hours apart by train – discover Ireland's ultimate city break. Go golfing in Belfast and beyond A golfer’s dream itinerary with a few attractions and gorgeous landscapes along the way. A touch of luxury in Northern Ireland Centuries of history combined with memorable experiences – what will you discover first? Game of Thrones® territory Explore the real-world Westeros at these iconic filming locations from the hit series. Glass of Thrones trail Follow the stained-glass trail all over Belfast to see Game of Thrones® come to life! Belfast travel guides Discover the city like a local with our Belfast city guides. We’ve got everything you need from the hottest restaurant tips and best bars in Belfast to street-art must-sees and exciting nightlife. Belfast's top attractions Explore Belfast’s world-class museums, rich history, varied art scene and lush parks. 5 reasons Belfast tastes amazing Delis, food markets and sleek city centre restaurants: Belfast is a city for food lovers. 5 ways to see Belfast city From Black Taxi tours to food trails, there's more than one way to explore Belfast. Sustainable Belfast Discover a wilder, greener side to Belfast with walks, cycles and fabulous local food. Music in Belfast Explore a UNESCO City of Music with an electric music scene and a traditional heart. Belfast's quarters From history and culture to food and nightlife: Belfast has a quarter for everything. Fun Belfast nights If you like live gigs, fun nightclubs or even a spot of classy jazz, you'll find it here. Looking for serenity amid the bustle of Belfast? These six walks have you covered. 10 brilliant Belfast pubs Quirky, musical, historic and just downright cool: don't miss these Belfast pubs. Belfast’s street art scene Delve into the story of Belfast through its creative, compelling street art. Winter in Belfast 6 reasons to visit Belfast in winter from Christmas markets to Game of Thrones® thrills. Belfast coffee shops Experience Belfast's laid-back café culture at the city's artisan coffee shops and cafés. See all Belfast guides Inspiration to help you plan your trip to the Titanic city of Belfast. Belfast events and festivals Belfast events are legendary for their energy, and you won't want to miss experiences like Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the world's largest Irish music festival. Time to start planning your next Belfast adventure. Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival Celebrate Belfast's dynamic arts scene at this popular festival in the city's cultural heart. Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Belfast Lively tunes, dance and street performers await at Ireland’s biggest traditional music festival. Belfast International Arts Festival World-class theatre, music and big ideas take centre stage as Belfast showcases its creativity. One of Europe’s most vibrant cities, Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland . Located in County Antrim on the north-east coast of the island of Ireland at the head of Belfast Lough, the city is easily accessed by air, sea and by train from Dublin, and is a gateway to the iconic Causeway Coastal Route . Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland and the second largest city on the island of Ireland. It covers an area of around 132 km2, and the city centre is very compact and walkable, with most major attractions, including Titanic Belfast and Crumlin Road Gaol , within a short walk of one another. Belfast city boasts a population of around 348,005, with the wider Belfast region around 1.13 million. The city is also home to a young population, with 40% of the population aged 30 or younger. British nationals are not legally required to show a passport to enter Ireland, but it is always important to check with your air or sea carrier, as rules may vary and some form of ID is usually required. Non-British nationals must have a valid passport to enter Northern Ireland and Ireland. With two airports serving the city and its surroundings, getting to Belfast is easy. Belfast International Airport is a 30-minute journey from the city while George Best Belfast City Airport is around 5km from the centre of Belfast. Different airlines service each, and both are linked to the city centre by a Translink Airport Express bus. The currency used in Belfast and Northern Ireland is the British Pound Sterling. The Republic of Ireland uses the Euro. There are loads of great places to stay in Belfast, from super-luxurious hotels such as Regency House, The Europa and The Merchant, to mid-range hotspots such as the Titanic Hotel and the Malone Hotel. Budget options include The Bullitt and Room2 Hometel. Belfast is famous for many things, from its warm welcome to fine-dining at Michelin-starred restaurants like Ox and The Muddlers Club. Most notably, it is the birthplace of the Titanic as the ship was built and launched here. It’s also famed as a music hotspot and is a UNESCO City of Music , as well as the birthplace of world-renowned figures in sport, literature, music and film, including CS Lewis , author of The Chronicles of Narnia, Van Morrison and Sir Kenneth Branagh. From Belfast International Airport, the Translink Airport Express 300 bus serves Belfast city centre. If you're flying into George Best Belfast City Airport, the Translink Airport Express 600 bus will take you to the centre of the city. Belfast city centre is around 160km from Dublin city centre. It takes around 2 hours to drive, depending on traffic or around 2 hours 15 minutes on a direct train from Dublin’s Connolly Station. There are so many top attractions to enjoy in Belfast, including Titanic Belfast , the Ulster Museum and the Botanic Gardens . But as well as that, you can enjoy great little neighbourhoods such as the Cathedral Quarter , which is packed with cafés, bars and restaurants, and gorgeous outdoor attractions such as Cave Hill . The motto of Belfast, as it appears on the city’s coat of arms, is “Pro tanto quid retribuamus”, which can be translated as “What shall we give back in return for so much”. Most famously, Game of Thrones® was filmed in Belfast at Titanic Studios, but the city has also hosted other well-known series, including The Fall and Line of Duty. More places to visit in Ireland Belfast is the perfect starting point for your Ireland adventure. From here, you can explore the rugged Wild Atlantic Way, cruise along the waterways of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, or jump on a train to Dublin. It’s all within easy reach so start planning your journey now. Northern Ireland: Embrace a Giant Spirit Experience the warmth and larger-than-life attitude that makes Northern Ireland unique. Ireland’s super-cool capital city is filled with history, culture and iconic attractions. Ireland's Ancient East Discover 5,000 years of intriguing history hidden amidst these lush landscapes. Wild Atlantic Way Explore sea cliffs and ancient sites on the world’s longest defined coastal touring route. Ireland's Hidden Heartlands Discover a slow-travel adventure full of charm and beauty in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands.