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Awaken your Giant Spirit

  1. A Belfast black taxi in motion outside the front of Belfast City Hall. The driver is giving a thumbs up salute through the window.

    Flying into Belfast, you’ll either arrive at Belfast International Airport or George Best City Airport, and that's just the beginning. Once you're here, you're spoilt for choice - Belfast has great road, rail and bus connections to the rest of Northern Ireland, so you're in for an easy and memorable trip.

  2. Places to stay in Belfast
    Looking for the perfect place to stay in Belfast? Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, romantic escape or family city break, Belfast offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every style and budget. Choose from luxurious five-star hotels, stylish boutique stays, historic guesthouses, or cosy B&Bs.
  3. Food & Drink in Belfast
    Belfast has enjoyed a renaissance in the brewing and culinary arts in recent years. A steady stream of new home-grown chefs, returning talent and foreign mavericks have given Northern Ireland’s capital city a new lease of food and drink life.
  4. Activities & Attractions in Belfast
    Belfast is a compact city with an amazing array of activities and attractions for you to enjoy. If you're looking for ideas on things to do we've lots of great suggestions, including Titanic Belfast, HMS Caroline, the Taste and Tour Food Tour, a Traditional Music Tour or Belfast City Bike Tours.
  5. Belfast Traditional Music Trail musicians entertain guests
    Belfast Traditional Music Trail is a unique way to experience Irish music. With two musicians as your guides, at each stop you will be treated to a performance of traditional tunes, songs and stories which make up your own personal ‘session’.
    1. Take It Slow in Belfast and Beyond
      Escape the rush and embrace a slower pace with unforgettable gentle experiences in Belfast and beyond. From peaceful walks to artisan food markets, cosy cafés, and scenic coastal drives – it’s all just a short trip away. Whether you’re searching for relaxing weekend breaks or eco-friendly getaways in Northern Ireland, discover charming towns, heritage trails, and local crafts that let you truly switch off.
    2. What's On in Belfast
      Belfast is a big place with busy, big-hearted people, which means that there’s lots going on all over the city, all year round, for everyone. Here’s just a taster of what’s on in Belfast to whet your appetite.
    3. Shopping in Belfast
      There’s only one question to ask when it comes to shopping in Belfast. Where to start? With luxury brands, high fashion, craft goods and so much more, Belfast has got to be the mothership for discerning shoppers.
    4. A group walks along the trail at Cave Hill

      Belfast is a wonderful city for walkers. There’s always something new to discover and its compact size makes it an easy and inviting spot to explore on foot. Go just a little further afield though and you’ll find yourself in the tranquil Belfast Hills. Only minutes from the city, there are fantastic views of Belfast’s famous landmarks and some amazing walks and trails to investigate.

    5. The neon umbrella installation in Commercial Court

      Northern Ireland is teeming with unique places to explore. From cities with 400-year-old walls to UNESCO Heritage sites, you could spend days travelling around the beautiful six counties that compose this tiny country. But what attractions should you prioritise if you only have one day? Here’s an itinerary that will help to pack in as much as possible during your trip to Belfast.

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    Awaken your Giant Spirit

    1. Causeway Coastal Route
      If ever a place embodied Northern Ireland’s Giant Spirit, it is the Causeway Coastal Route. Maybe it’s the sheer breadth and beauty of its landscape. Perhaps it’s the mythical stories that are shaped by the dramatic coastline, or the fabled figures said to roam its glens.
    2. County Fermanagh
      From the mighty Upper and Lower Lough Erne, to the Shannon-Erne Canal and the River Erne itself, almost a third of County Fermanagh is covered by lakes and waterways of all shapes and sizes, making it a paradise for boating, kayaking and more.
    3. Derry-Londonderry
      Whether you start or finish your journey along the Causeway Coastal Route in Derry-Londonderry, this beautiful city, with its 400 year old walls, is steeped in history, rich in culture and wrapped up in a world-famous sense of humour.
    4. County Tyrone
      Tyrone is packed with loads to do for families, groups of friends and couples alike. So, if your short break wishlist includes spectacular landscapes, cycling, trekking, observing the stars, a bit of history and possibly a trip to a fabulous spa, you’ll find it all here.
    5. County Down
      Stretching from the shores of Belfast Lough, around Strangford Lough and down into the magnificent Mourne Mountains, County Down is home to castles, beaches, forest parks, stately homes and the world's top links golf course; Royal County Down.
    6. County Armagh
      Explore the legacy of St Patrick at two stunning cathedrals, wander historic streets and green spaces, and discover ancient sites like Navan Fort. Food lovers need to sample world-famous Armagh cider, produced locally by 6,000 acres of apple orchards.
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