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Things to do in Belfast
55 verified places and 158 missions to truly experience Belfast. Must-sees: Titanic Belfast, Ulster Museum, Belfast City Hall, St George's Market. Best known for: Culture, Nature, Leisure.
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Places in Belfast
CultureTitanic BelfastAt Titanic Belfast, visitors explore nine interactive galleries tracing the story of the Titanic, from life…CultureUlster MuseumEl Ulster Museum ocupa un edificio en los Botanic Gardens de Belfast y es el mayor museo de Irlanda del…CultureBelfast City HallBelfast City Hall, located on Donegall Square, stands out for its Baroque Revival architecture with towers at…Food & drinkSt George's MarketSt George's Market is a Victorian covered market built in red brick with a glass roof, located on May Street…NatureBelfast Botanic GardensBelfast Botanic Gardens is an extensive 28-acre public park where visitors can explore historic glasshouses…CultureAlbert Memorial ClockVictorian clock tower in Queen's Square, in central Belfast, built as a memorial to Prince Albert and…CultureGrand Opera House, BelfastThe Grand Opera House, Belfast is a historic theatre designed by Frank Matcham, known for its auditorium…CultureStormont Parliament BuildingsInside, the highlight is the Great Hall, which features a gilded chandelier that was a gift from King George…NatureBelfast CastleBelfast Castle is a Victorian sandstone building built between 1867 and 1870 on the slopes of Cave Hill…CultureSS NomadicAboard SS Nomadic, visitors explore the last surviving White Star Line ship, restored and turned into a…CultureUlster HallUlster Hall is a historic auditorium in Belfast city centre where concerts, classical recitals, craft fairs…CultureLinen Hall LibraryEn pleno Donegall Square North, esta biblioteca fundada en 1788 conserva un ambiente de institución histórica…CultureSt Anne's CathedralSt Anne's Cathedral in Belfast is notable for its Romanesque architecture and its role as an Anglican church…NatureOrmeau ParkOrmeau Park is Belfast's oldest public park, opened in the 19th century near the River Lagan, from which it…LeisureBelfast ZooBelfast Zoo sits on the northeastern slope of Cavehill, offering a peaceful setting and views over the Antrim…NatureSir Thomas and Lady Dixon ParkSir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park is a park in south Belfast, in the Malone area, given to the city by the Dixon…CultureWaterfront HallEl Waterfront Hall es una sala de espectáculos junto al río Lagan, en Lanyon Place, con un auditorio circular…LeisureVictoria SquareVictoria Square is a shopping centre opened in 2008 in central Belfast, a few steps from City Hall.NatureRiver LaganEl Lagan es el río que atraviesa Belfast antes de entrar en Belfast Lough.CultureFalls RoadFalls Road is known for its political murals, which draw visitors interested in Belfast's recent history and…CultureSt Peter's Cathedral19th-century Neo-Gothic Catholic cathedral in west Belfast, next to Divis Street and the start of the Falls…CultureShankill RoadOn Shankill Road, visitors can walk along a historic shopping street known for its political murals…CultureHMS CarolineAboard HMS Caroline in Belfast, visitors can walk the decks of this First World War light cruiser, preserved…LeisureOdyssey ArenaOdyssey Arena, located in Belfast's Titanic Quarter, is an indoor venue where visitors can attend concerts…CultureBelfast HarbourBelfast Harbour is Northern Ireland's principal sea gateway and logistics hub, located within the Belfast…CultureGiant's RingA Neolithic monument near Ballynahatty, south of Belfast and a short distance from the River Lagan.NatureDivisHill of almost 480 metres that is the highest summit of the Belfast Hills, northwest of the city.CultureGran BelfastEl Gran Belfast es un área metropolitana que rodea e incluye la ciudad de Belfast, en Irlanda del Norte, y…CultureMilltown CemeteryThe cemetery is known for its plots dedicated to figures of Irish republicanism, such as the New Republican…CultureThe Big FishSculpture of a large ceramic salmon, by the artist John Kindness, unveiled in 1999 on Donegall Quay, beside…CultureDonegall SquareA square in central Belfast that surrounds the City Hall and serves as the hub of the shopping district.CultureRoyal Ulster RiflesThe Royal Ulster Rifles Museum in Belfast offers a detailed look at the military history of Ulster, with a…CultureSandy RowA street in the south of central Belfast, south-west of Donegall Square, known for its Unionist murals and…CultureStormontEn el este de Belfast, un recinto ajardinado de acceso gratuito conduce por una avenida arbolada de casi un…CultureBroadcasting HouseBroadcasting House, en Ormeau Avenue junto a Bedford Street, es la sede de BBC Northern Ireland y alberga sus…CultureDivis TowerDivis Tower es una torre residencial de 19 plantas y unos 60 metros de altura situada en Divis Street, en el…CultureLagan CanalEl Lagan Canal es una vía navegable de 44 kilómetros construida para unir Belfast con Lough Neagh, cuyo…CultureAlbert BridgeThe Albert Bridge crosses the River Lagan in central Belfast, linking the Cromac area with the east bank…CultureBelfast City CemeteryBelfast City Cemetery opened in 1869 in the west of the city, next to Falls Road, as a municipal cemetery.Food & drinkCrown Liquor SaloonAt the Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast, visitors can sit in one of ten traditional 'snugs', small private…CultureElmwood HallElmwood Hall is a former Presbyterian church converted into a concert hall, located opposite Queen's…CultureSamson and GoliathSamson and Goliath are the two enormous yellow gantry cranes of the Harland & Wolff shipyard, in Belfast's…CultureStrand CinemaThe Strand Cinema is an independent four-screen cinema on Holywood Road, in east Belfast.LeisureBelfast Grand Central stationBelfast Grand Central es una estación integrada de tren y autobús situada en el centro de la ciudad, en el…CultureBelfast Central LibraryBiblioteca pública abierta en 1888 en Royal Avenue, uno de los primeros grandes edificios bibliotecarios de…CultureSt George's ChurchSt George's Church is a Church of Ireland place of worship on High Street, in the very centre of Belfast…Food & drinkKelly's CellarsKelly's Cellars is a historic pub on Bank Street, right in the centre of Belfast, considered one of the…NatureLagan ValleyIn Lagan Valley, visitors can walk the towpath along the River Lagan between Lisburn and Belfast, ideal for…CultureLagan ViaductEl Lagan Viaduct es un puente ferroviario y peatonal que cruza el río Lagan en Belfast, justo al norte de la…CultureMetropolitan Arts CentreEl MAC es un centro de artes en el Cathedral Quarter de Belfast que combina exposiciones de artes visuales…SportCampo de críquet de OrmeauEl North of Ireland Cricket Club, que jugaba en este campo, lo abandonó tras la temporada de 2001 al…CultureLyric Theatre BelfastThe Lyric Theatre is Belfast's leading full-time producing theatre and the region's largest employer of…CultureMuseum of Orange HeritageEn Schomberg House, en el este de Belfast, este museo gratuito recorre la historia y las tradiciones de la…NatureCave Hill Country ParkCave Hill Country Park se extiende por las laderas de colinas sobre Belfast, con varios accesos desde Antrim…CultureEileen Hickey Irish Republican History MuseumEn el complejo de Conway Mill, un antiguo molino de lino de 1842 en la zona de Falls Road, este museo reúne…
Hiking trails near Belfast
One-wayNorth Down Coastal Path (Ulster Way Section)Coastal path with sea views and lighthouses14.1 km · +42 m · 3 h 40 min · ModerateOne-wayCave Hill TrailClimb up Cave Hill with views over Belfast3.0 km · +123 m · 1 h 10 min · EasyLoopSummit Trail, Belfast AreaDivis summit with panoramic views of Belfast4.5 km · +149 m · 1 h 30 min · Easy
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Frequently asked questions
What to see in Belfast in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Titanic Belfast, Ulster Museum, Belfast City Hall, St George's Market and Belfast Botanic Gardens.
What can you see for free in Belfast?
No entry fee: Ulster Museum, Belfast City Hall, St George's Market, Belfast Botanic Gardens, Stormont Parliament Buildings and Belfast Castle.
Are there hiking trails near Belfast?
Yes, 5 waymarked trails. For example: North Down Coastal Path (Ulster Way Section) (14.1 km · +42 m · 3 h 40 min · Moderate), Cave Hill Trail (3.0 km · +123 m · 1 h 10 min · Easy) and Summit Trail, Belfast Area (4.5 km · +149 m · 1 h 30 min · Easy).