Best hotels in Belfast
The Fitzwilliam Hotel
1-3 Great Victoria Street, Belfast, BT2 7BQ
The Fitzwilliam is a boutique 5-star hotel situated in the heart of the city. It features over 140 luxurious guestrooms and suites, as well as an onsite restaurant, where you can enjoy afternoon tea, or fine dining, a la carte.
Grand Central Hotel
9-15 Bedford Street Belfast, BT2 7FF
Situated in the city centre, The Grand Central Hotel is close to several well-known attractions, such as The Belfast Empire Music Hall and SEE Arena. Each room boasts magnificent skyline views and is equipped with a flat-screen TV, private bathroom and room service.
Europa Hotel
Great Victoria Street, Belfast, BT2 7AP
Built on a former Great Northern Railway Station, this luxury 4-star hotel is world renowned. Each room is decorated with a warm style and traditional furnishings. Guests even have the chance to spend the night in the very room where former US president Bill Clinton stayed in 1995.
Best restaurants in Belfast
Coppi Restaurant
Saint Anne's Square, 11 Edward Street, Belfast, BT1 2LR
Located in the heart of the bustling Cathedral Quarter, Coppi is a firm favourite among locals and tourists alike. This family-style Italian restaurants serves a range of cicchetti starters, main courses, and freshly baked desserts.
Boojum
4 Victoria Square, Belfast, BT1 4QG
Stop by Boojum and fuel up on authentic Mexican street food, served in a relaxed and casual setting. Expect everything from spicy burritos, to sizzling fajitas. Or build your own tacos and choose from a generous selection of freshly prepared fillings, salsas and dips.
Taylor & Clay
40a Church Ln, Belfast, BT1 4QN
This chic eatery features an open kitchen, with prime cuts of meats prepared on a wood-fire grill. The award-winning restaurant also serves up a selection of delicious seafood and vegetables too – promising some of the finest food in the city.
Best things to do in Belfast
Titanic Belfast
1 Olympic Wy, Queen's Road, Belfast, BT3 9EP
Titanic Belfast is a must see for anyone visiting Belfast. The popular visitor attraction is set in the historic shipyards where the Titanic was built and depicts the stories of the famous liner through a series of interactive galleries and exhibits.
St George’s Market
St George's Market, East Bridge St, Belfast, BT1 3NQ
St George’s Market is one of the last surviving Victorian covered markets in the city. It is located on May Street, close to the River Lagan and features around 200 stalls, selling everything from fruit and vegetables to antiques, books and crafts. St George’s Market has also won several local and national awards for its fresh produce and vibrant ambiance.
Ulster Museum
Botanic Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5AB
Located in the Botanic Gardens, The Ulster Museum explores the past, present and future through a vast collection of art, science and history. It also happens to be the largest museum in Northern Ireland.
