Titanic Belfast
Titanic Quarter
A landmark museum on the shipyard where the Titanic was built, with immersive galleries.
- Suggested time: 2h 30m
- Booking recommended
- Suits: Families · Culture lovers
Daily, roughly 9:00–17:00
Belfast tells its story through the Titanic Quarter, political murals and warm pubs. It is friendly and affordable, with the Giant’s Causeway coast a day trip away.
Approximate per person per day, including a share of a twin room, and excluding flights. Not live prices.
Titanic Quarter
A landmark museum on the shipyard where the Titanic was built, with immersive galleries.
Daily, roughly 9:00–17:00
Donegall Square
A grand Edwardian city hall, with free tours and a garden in the middle of town.
Guided tours daily; gardens open
West Belfast
A guided tour of the murals and peace walls that tell the story of the Troubles.
Daily tours
Causeway Coast (95 km)
A UNESCO coastline of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, a wonder of the natural world.
Daily; visitor centre has set hours
West Belfast
A guided tour of the murals and peace walls that tell the story of the Troubles.
Daily tours
Causeway Coast (95 km)
A UNESCO coastline of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, a wonder of the natural world.
Daily; visitor centre has set hours
Crumlin Road
A Victorian jail turned museum, with tunnels and stories from its 150-year history.
Daily; tours by booking
Botanic
A Victorian park with a palm house and a free museum of art and history.
Daily, roughly 10:00–17:00
Well reviewed and fairly priced for what you get: not simply the cheapest.
Titanic Quarter, Belfast
Rated 8.8/10, priced in line with similar 4★ hotels in Belfast, in a central location.
Donegall Square, Belfast
Rated 8.6/10, priced in line with similar 4★ hotels in Belfast, in a central location.
Cathedral Quarter, Belfast
Rated 8.7/10, priced above typical 3★ hotels in Belfast, for a higher-end stay, in a central location.
A Victorian covered market open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with food, crafts and live music.
Known for: Ulster fry, seafood, baking
Under about £18 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A gloriously ornate Victorian gin palace with snugs, stained glass and gas lamps, owned by the National Trust.
Known for: Pub food, Irish whiskey
About £18–35 per person
Local favourite Good for Groups · Couples
A seafood restaurant with a strong reputation, serving fish from the Mourne coast.
Known for: Oysters, mussels, fish
About £18–35 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
A Michelin-starred restaurant serving contemporary dishes from Northern Irish produce.
Known for: Tasting menu
£65+ per person
Special occasion Good for Couples · Groups
Belfast · Highlights
A balanced first-visit plan built from our Belfast picks: the headline sights, a local favourite or two and time to breathe.
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