Attractions and Places to Visit in Belfast
Albert Clock. Cave Hill. Harland & Wolff. Stormont Castle. The Odyssey Arena. St. George’s Market. You may recognise some of these places but there’s a whole lot more waiting to be discovered. From the birthplace of the Titanic to our iconic city hall and everywhere in between, you’ll find a cornucopia of historic landmarks and fantastic attractions.
Places to Stay in Belfast
From 5 star hotels, guest houses, bed & breakfast, hostels, self-catering and camping & caravanning, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for and within your budget.
Sports and Activities
Whether you're interested in golf, football, rugby, ice hockey, walking, running, cycling or even Zorbing, Belfast and Northern Ireland has it all.
~Things To See and Do, Explore Belfast~
Food and Drinks
From fine dining and afternoon tea to pop-up markets and humble street food, Belfast is packed with options to suit any mood offering any and every cuisine you can think of.
SAPHYRE restaurant in Belfast is a fabulous hidden gem set within a converted Grade B listed Church. The Belfast restaurant on the Lisburn Road.
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Welcome to Tedfords Restaurant. Built around 1843 this charming building, with its rich Maritime history, still holds a link to the sea
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Located in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, The John Hewitt first opened its doors in December 1999. The bar is unique in its ownership.
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Situated on the top floor, GRILL at The Four Winds offers a panoramic of Belfast City and beyond. It is quickly establishing itself as a restaurant that serves a wide range of dishes
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Shopping & Fashion in Belfast
Belfast has independent shops dotted throughout the city, though there are some streets with more shops than others. There are also a number of specialist shops, including jewellers, art galleries, toy stores, antiques dealers and seaside gift shops, as well as countless boutiques.
Health and Wellbeing in Belfast
Unwind in luxurious treatment rooms in a choice of beautiful and professional salons around Belfast. Manicures, Pedicures, Facials, Waxing, Consultations, Massages and more are offered in Belfast’s best beauty salons.
Things to do in Belfast
~Latest Belfast Lifestyle & Culture News~
The Co Down Harvard student walking in the same halls as JFK
Walking the same halls as JFK, living in the same dorms as Malia Obama and listening to a speech from the President of Harvard University outside the Widener Memorial Library where Legally Blonde was filmed, Co Down student Cormac Savage said that there isn’t a minute that goes by that he isn’t “totally overwhelmed and in shock” of where he is starting his university career. Belfast Telegraph …
Adam’s Autumn auction has a host of impressive and historic pieces for collectors of all tastes
Adam’s Fine Art and Auctioneer’s autumn season of sales includes the At Home auction on September 21, offering collectors of all experiences a chance to purchase a very special item. There’s a range of furniture, furnishings and paintings of many different periods to suit many different tastes. Belfast Telegraph …
Work, rest and play in this spacious Lisburn home
As families move up the ladder in search of more space post-pandemic, properties of this size and quality are currently hard to find. Belfast Telegraph …
Enjoying the Opal Fruits of their labour… When it comes to confectionery, we love a bit of nostalgia, and it’s proving popular for sweet shop owners too
Iconic retro sweets Opal Fruits made a temporary welcome return to Northern Ireland’s shops, including all four original fruity flavours. Launched in the Sixties, the chewy and tangy sweets wrapped in bright yellow packets were a favourite for many. When the brand changed their name to Starburst in the late Nineties and mixed up the flavours, it sparked much debate among fans. So this brief comeback is a nice trip down memory lane for grown-up sweet lovers. But what is it about old sweets that excites us so much? Sunday Life spoke to three local, traditional sweet shop owners about our ongoing love for old-style treats, and how the sweets from bygone days still retain their charm after all these years. Belfast Telegraph …
Motivational speaker Gary Doherty found his calling after losing it all in 2009 financial crash
It took Londonderry father-of-three Gary Doherty to lose everything he had ever worked for to discover what he wanted in life. Belfast Telegraph …
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