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Cutting-edge food, traditional pubs and incredible Titanic history take Belfast to the next level – welcome to one of Ireland's most exciting cities.
Belfast: Home of the Titanic
It's got natural beauty. It's got tons of history. And it's got super-friendly locals who know how to have a good time. No wonder Belfast is one of the hottest destinations in Europe to visit. Quick to charm and packed with brilliant attractions, including the world-class Titanic Belfast, this is a city that's bursting with creativity. You'll see it in the boundary-pushing art galleries of the Cathedral Quarter, in the super-cool pop-up restaurants that spring up around the city, and in the bustle of St George's Market, where artisan food producers rub shoulders with craftspeople (Fri-Sun). Dig a little deeper, and you'll uncover the layers of history that make Belfast such a compelling place, from its Bronze Age origins to its prosperous shipbuilding past.
Belfast City Hall
Adventures await
Set on the shores of Belfast Lough and framed by towering Cave Hill, Belfast is the gateway to the exceptional Causeway Coastal Route. But you don't have to go very far from the city centre to enjoy a bit of outdoor adventure. Head to Belfast Castle for a heart-pumping hike up Cave Hill and a stunning bird's-eye view of the city. See the sights from Belfast Lough in a 12-seater rib with Belfast Sea Safari. Or check out the real-life locations from HBO's Game of Thrones® on a day-tour from Belfast. More than just a city, Belfast is the experience of a lifetime.
Discover Belfast with the locals
Belfast man Brian Heuston explains what makes Belfast such a vibrant music hub.
Continuez d'explorer Belfast et ses alentours
Les plus belles chansons, les contes du Titanic et le meilleur de la gastronomie de Belfast
