Hop-off at stop number 6 to visit Parliament Buildings, seat of the devolved, power sharing government of Northern Ireland. The parliament building or ‘Stormont’ as us locals call it is exactly 365 feet wide (to represent every day of the year) and 92 feet high....
Hop-off at stop number 5 for a feast of history and explore the HMS Caroline, the last survivor of the Battle of Jutland, the Titanic Dock & Pump House, where the famous ship was built and take a ride on the 'Wee Tram' around the...
Voted the number one visitor attraction in Europe, hop off at stop number 4 to enthral in the Titanic experience, for avid fans and curious maritime first timers alike! A stunning three thousand shards of glass in homage to the ship’s bow serves as a...
This modern facility has become the country’s premier entertainment venue, hosting concerts by international artists, exhibitions, a wide range of sporting events and is home to the Belfast Giants ice hockey team. Why not have a family night out to catch a Belfast Giant’s game...
A vibrant lively square, home to many fine eateries and watering holes. (Keep your eye out for Belsonic dates for some toe-tapping goodness) There is also the Merchant Hotel which offers afternoon tea in the Great Room restaurant. This hotel represents the most perfect example...
Today we feature stop one on Belfast’s best city sightseeing tour. The best way to discover ‘our’ city. Around and near stop one there are several great cafes, bars and even something for the shoe lover among us...
With so much history behind our castles in Northern Ireland, they are definitely worth a visit! Each one is completely different from the other; you will learn something new about Northern Ireland...
Belfast’s Titanic Quarter can now boast another jewel in its crown of maritime history - the sole survivor of the First World War’s Battle of Jutland: the illustrious and the magnificent HMS Caroline. This living legend has just been completely restored to its seafaring glory...
The Ulster-Scots phrase ‘Fair Faa Ye’ has long stood the test of time and can still be heard in the Province of Ulster, mainly on the north and east coasts of Counties Antrim and Down. It's an extremely versatile phrase and can be used both...
It’s been described as the best Belfast Irish Experience and if you take a visit to An Chultúrlann on the Falls Road, it’s easy to see why! Set over three floors in a former Presbyterian Church, Cultúrlann McAdam O Fiaich is situated right in the...