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In Belfast City Centre there is an abundance of cafes, great pubs, trendy bars and an amazing restaurant scene. Start off in the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre (opposite City Hall) to pick up information…

Belfast's Cathedral Quarter is the city's buzzing, creative soul, where Belfast's vibrant cultural life bubbles visibly to the surface.

Titanic Quarter has historic and state-of-the-art Titanic and maritime visitor attractions, hotels, sporting activities and tours for the whole family to enjoy.

The historic Linen Quarter has rapidly become one of the most vibrant, must visit areas of the city.

Discover iconic landmarks like Belfast Castle, explore wildlife at Belfast Zoo, or delve into the past at Crumlin Road Gaol and Clifton House. For a taste of local culture, the Duncairn Centre is a…

Queen's Quarter (also known as the University Quarter) is the southernmost quarter in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and is named after Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland's largest…

The focus of Irish language, music and culture is in the Gaeltacht Quarter, in the west of the city.

East Belfast is a developing post-industrial area in Belfast with stylish cafes, bars, and attractions around the Conn’s Water river.

Straddling North and West Belfast, the Shankill is home to a wide collection of painted murals depicting the social and political history of the area.

Running all the way from Smithfield Market to Frederick Street, Smithfield and Union contains some of Belfast's oldest and most iconic buildings.

In South Belfast, modernity collides with tradition, creating a vibrant atmosphere enriched by a dynamic cultural scene. This area invites exploration, whether you prefer leisurely strolls or taxi tours…

West Belfast is a canvas of history and community arts, characterised by vibrant murals that tell the stories of its cultural heritage.

Explore these city neighbourhoods to experience the distinct charm and authentic welcome that each part of Belfast has to offer!