Enjoy a stroll around the grounds of Belfast City Hall and discover some fascinating facts about the city and its history. When the Countess of Shaftsbury sold land to Belfast Corporation for the building of a new City Hall back in the late 1800s
Belfast Cathedral, known as St Anne’s Cathedral, was built on the site of an older Church dedicated to St Anne. It is on Donegall Street – right in the city centre so easily walked to or hop off your Belfast City Sightseeing tour at stop
When the Grand Opera House in Belfast opened in December 1895 it was described by its owner as “a credit to our flourishing city”. And 120 years later that description is just as apt today. It is a magnificent example of Victorian architecture
whowhatwherewhenwhy – W5 is Ireland’s award winning science and discovery centre at Odyssey in Belfast. With over 250 amazing interactive exhibits in four incredible exhibition areas, W5 provides a unique experience as well as fantastic fun for visitors of all ages
The Ulster Museum is free of charge and is at stop #17 on the Belfast City Sightseeing tour route. They have some excellent exhibitions throughout 2015 that you should have a look at if you are in Belfast this year
Belfast on a Sunday morning can take visitors by surprise. Although shops cannot let you in to browse until 12.30pm and let you purchase anything before 1.00pm, there are lots of things to do and see while the city is still sleepy and soporific
The Titanic Dock and Pumphouse is an incredible physical space - it is the dry dock constructed for RMS Titanic and its sister ships so is often called ‘Titanics footprint‘. It is located on Queens Road in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter
Calling All Art Lovers! If you enjoy browsing through art galleries then you’re in for a treat, because Belfast boasts some of the most interesting and quirky art collections and exhibitions in the Province - and what’s more, there’s not a mural in sight!
Belfast is buzzing was the slogan here two years ago! If that was the case then how could Belfast be described now that things are even better! Hop off at Stop # 7 – Donegall Street / Cathedral Quarter. Buy discounted online at Belfast
The Parliament at Stormont is one of the most striking buildings in Belfast. You can see it from most of the city and the Portland Stone reflects any sunlight that might sneak its way through the usual blanket of clouds above our city