24 Hours in Belfast

Ulster Museum is home to Northern Ireland’s treasures of past and present. Home to rich collections of art, history and natural sciences all set within the beautiful surroundings of Belfast’s Botanic Gardens. The Ulster Museum is free to visit and no booking is necessary.

Titanic Belfast is a state-of-the-art interactive exhibition where you’ll uncover the true story of the Titanic, from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction and launch, to her famous maiden voyage and subsequent place in history.

The breakfast menu at The National contains a simply mouth-watering selection of classic breakfasts and brunch dishes with a twist. From Beans n’ Toast to a cod burger or a vegan club sandwich, there’s plenty to choose from whether you want to try something new or stick to what you know.

Be transported into a world of The Chronicles of Narnia in this charming vintage tearoom with a Narnia twist. The breakfast brunch menu includes poached eggs and avocado, savoury waffles, granola and Mr Tumnus Fry; or enjoy a homemade scone with strawberry jam and fresh cream.

Go on guided sightseeing tour on two wheels with a professional guide around Belfast. Our list of tours below will help you choose, plan and book the bicycle tour of your dreams. Cycling is definitely one of the best ways to explore Belfast.

A city as old as Belfast has many stories. Discover how far Belfast has come ‘post-conflict’. Visit Belfast’s Peace Wall, learn about the different murals, hear people’s stories and be immersed in the history of Belfast.

From a nine hole golf course and driving range to lazer tag and SKYTrek high ropes course, Colin Glen Forest Park has activities for everyone. Get aboard a kayak and build your own raft, or practice archery and look out for Ireland’s longest zipline and first ever alpine coaster.

Explore the River Lagan through this unique water sports experience. Hydrobikes provide a gentle, low-impact aerobic total body workout; but it all depends on how fast you pedal. This is the only experience Belfast’s Historic River Lagan Waterway and it is a unique way for visitors to see Belfast and the its historic Waterfront, Harland and Wolf cranes, Obel Tower, historic bridges, canal structure and much more.

Taste delicious pub food food while you enjoy a freshly poured pint in one of Belfast’s best gastropubs. Decide from menu classics or one with a twist. No matter what you are craving there will definitely be something on the menu for you.

Belfast is home to numerous Michelin Star and fine dining restaurants. Belfast is home to the most elegant, mouth-watering eateries. Indulge in culinary treats, gourmet meals, top wines, and mouth-watering local ingredients. Here is our list of the top fine dining experiences in Belfast.

Find the best traditional pubs with warm, lively atmospheres in Belfast complete with snugs, traditional music sessions and the perfect pint of Guinness. Start your night off at The Crown Bar is one of the most famous pubs in Belfast and then head to the Duke of York in the heart of the busy cathedral quarter.

Raise a glass and enjoy a tasty drink in one of Belfast’s finest cocktails bars. Sample unique concoctions, classic mixes and local flavours. Belfast’s cocktail bar scene has never been more exciting. You’ll find hotel bars, newcomers, and, speakeasies among the best cocktail bars in Belfast. Head to the dizzy heights of the Observatory on the 23rd floor of the Grand Central hotel or discover Angel & 2 Bibles, Belfast’s hidden speakeasy cocktail bar.