Experience a Titanic city full of surprises and hidden gems. Soak up the lively atmosphere, stroll along fine Victorian streets, enjoy world-class visitor attractions and indulge in a cafe, restaurant and entertainment scene that can rival any city in Europe.

Belfast is quick and easy to get to, it’s just two hours from Dublin by car, bus or train. Or if you’re flying from Great Britain, you can travel to Belfast from around 20 different airports, with the London to Belfast flight taking just one hour and 20 minutes.

Friday

henrys

6.30pm - A Belfast Welcome

After settling into your hotel, dive straight into the city’s night life with a pint at the Henry’s.

Refurbished in 2018, Henrys is on the site of what has been a public house for over 100 years. Located on Joy’s Entry, one of the narrow 17th century “first” streets of Belfast, Henry’s and adjoining sister bar The Jailhouse, offer a fantastic range of traditional food, local drinks and entertainment alongside the rich history of its name sake Henry Joy and the heritage of Joys Entry.

Saturday

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9am - Breakfast

Start your morning with breakfast in the luxurious surroundings of the Grand Cafe at Grand Central Hotel.

Choose everything from baked eggs to a full Ulster fry to go along with your morning coffee.

Visitors at Big Fish

10am - The Big Fish

Make your way to the River Lagan where you’ll discover The Salmon of Knowledge, more commonly referred to as The Big Fish, which is decorated with printed ceramic tiles telling the story of Belfast. A favourite selfie spot, legend says if you kiss The Big Fish you’ll gain all of its knowledge!

Titanic Belfast

Titanic Quarter

Cross the Lagan Weir Footbridge to enter the Titanic Quarter. This area is steeped in the rich history and tradition of the citys shipbuilding heritage. The worlds most famous ship was built in the city over 100 years ago. It took three years and 3,000 men to build RMS Titanic and, at the time of her launch, she was the largest man-made object on the planet.

Walk the maritime mile to discover many wonderful attractions from the Big Fish to Titanic Belfast and the vast Thompson Dry Dock, and explore Belfast’s Titanic heritage.

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10.30am - Titanic Belfast

Titanic Belfast is a must-see on any visit to Belfast. It features nine interactive galleries telling the tragic story of the world’s most famous ship. From the history of the city and men who built her, to the tragedy of the ship sinking, you’ll experience it all with original footage and interactive exhibits. Book online to avoid the queues.

Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic

SS Nomadic

Don’t forget, your Titanic Belfast ticket also includes entry to SS Nomadic, Titanic Belfast’s little sister ship and the last remaining White Star Line vessel. Come on board and experience over 100 years of authentic maritime and social history.

Victoria Square

3.30pm - Shopping

Heading back to the city centre, cross the Queen’s Bridge where you’ll spot Nuala with the Hoola, a sculpture officially known as the Beacon of Hope. Follow Ann Street to Victoria Square, Belfast’s premier shopping centre, where you’ll find four fabulous floors of gorgeous glamour and stunning styles, topped by an iconic dome with panoramic views across the city.

Art gallery at The Mac

The MAC

Discover the best of local theatre and art at The MAC, or stroll along the cobbled streets and fairy light lined allies to find a lively bar and settle in for the night!

Sunday

St George's Market food stall

10am - Breakfast

After a late night, wake up to a traditional Ulster Fry, an essential taste experience during your visit to Belfast. Visit St George’s Market, a culinary and cultural adventure, with everything from fresh food to live music. For breakfast on the move, opt for a Belfast Bap filled with local bacon while you dander around the market stalls which are packed with handmade crafts, fresh food and antiques.

Belfast City Hall Lit Up at Night

11.30am - Belfast City Hall

A five minute walk from St George’s Market, you’ll find the iconic Belfast City Hall. A prominent, copper topped building, it’s hard to miss!

Take a free daily tour to learn about its fascinating history, architecture and surrounding gardens including the Titanic Memorial Garden.

Spring in Belfast Family CS Lewis Square2

CS Lewis Square

Rediscover The Chronicles of Narnia with a walk through CS Lewis Square, a public space commemorating the Belfast-born author, CS Lewis.

Clifton House Immersive Tour (1)

Clifton House

New immersive tours of Clifton House take place every Saturday and Sunday (advance booking is essential). Now, through the use of world class immersive technology, from the moment you step through the door you will be transported back in time to the Belfast Poor House – opened in 1774 – which provided sanctuary to thousands of people, from the young and old, to local citizens and passing sailors, throughout the years.

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