Travel like an explorer, stay like a local with recommendations curated by our teams.
Going to a concert at the SSE Arena (Odyssey Arena)? Stay at Clayton Hotel Belfast
A convenient 4-star hotel near Titanic Belfast and Waterfront Belfast.
Annual music festival held outdoors in Belfast’s Boucher Road Playing Fields.
The only surviving steamship of the White Star Line launched in 1911. Built alongside the Titanic, restored and back home to Belfast, it is now located in the Titanic Quarter next to the exhibition.
An award-winning centre of excellence, Queens University is an international centre of research and education located in the Botanic area of Belfast.
Another popular landmark in Belfast is the Albert Memorial Clock which for a time was also known as ‘Belfast’s leaning tower of Pisa’, before undergoing multi-million-pound restoration back in 2002.
Northern Ireland is enjoying the spotlight, thanks to the success of Game of Thrones.
Take a tour of this notorious prison, explore areas including the tunnel which links the Gaol to the courthouse, the holding cells and the hanging cells, governor’s office, the C-wing, central circle, hospital and graveyard.
Paddy’s Black Taxi Tour is a great way to see the city of Belfast.
No visit to Belfast is not complete until you have visited the most famous pub in Belfast. Crown Liquor Saloon has been around since 1826. A traditional pub with unique character.
Linen house is a complex located in the Linen Quarter that houses Ritas, China white, Sweet Afton and The Perch.
The Waterfront Belfast is a multi-purpose conference and entertainment centre situated in the heart of the city.
The best shopping in Northern Ireland with 70 stores, cafes and restaurants spread across 4 floors!
Free attractions on offer include collections and displays of art, fine art, botany, geology and local history. The museum is located in Belfast city centre overlooking the Botanic Gardens.
Set in the countryside over 170 acres, this outdoor museum tells the history dating back to the early 20th Century in Belfast.
Commonly known as Stormont, this “great white house up on the hill” is home to the recently defunct Northern Ireland Assembly, the legislative body for Northern Ireland established under the Belfast Agreement 1998 or the Good Friday Agreement.
St George’s Market is the last surviving Victorian covered market in Belfast.
Enjoy your concert or event at the SSE Arena Belfast, formerly Odyssey Arena, and stay comfortably at Clayton Hotel Belfast.
Cavehill Country Park is a popular area for both casual walkers and serious hikers.
Cathedral Quarter is the oldest part of the city made up of narrow cobbled streets and alleyways and where “the craic” is guaranteed!
Carrick-A-Rede is the famous rope bridge in County Antrim which links the mainland to the small island of Carrickkarede.
Botanic Gardens Belfast is one of the most popular gardens in Belfast. It was established in 1828 by the Belfast Botanic and Horticultural Society and was initially a private park with limited public access.
Belfast Zoo is one of the top visitor attractions and one of the oldest in Northern Ireland, with a quarter of a million visitors each year.
The heart of Belfast, City Hall is just around the corner from Clayton Hotel Belfast.
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