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Belfast
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Belfast

3 days · 5 things to do
Best time to go: May to September
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Welcome

Belfast, in a few days

The capital of Northern Ireland has turned its past into places to visit: the Titanic museum on the old shipyards, the political murals seen from a black cab, and the pubs of the Cathedral Quarter. A city that has changed a great deal in a generation.

  1. Day by day
  2. D1 Day 1 2 things
  3. D2 Day 2 2 things
  4. D3 Day 3 1 thing
  5. Worth sorting before you go
  6. Words that help
  7. The practical page
  8. Packing checklist
The trip

Day by day

Map of the sights (numbers follow the suggested order). It prints with the base map.
D1

Day 1

2 things to do · at your own pace
  • Morning · Titanic Belfast · 2 to 3 h
    A museum opened in 2012 beside the slipways where the Titanic was built, telling the story of the ship and the city that made it.
  • Evening · The Cathedral Quarter free · an evening
    Cobbled lanes around St Anne’s Cathedral, with the city’s oldest pubs, live music and arts venues.
🛏️ Where to sleep · Maldron Hotel Belfast City ↗ · All places to stay by budget →€115 a night
D2

Day 2

2 things to do · at your own pace
  • Morning · St George’s Market free · about 1 h
    A Victorian covered market from the 1890s, busiest at weekends, with local produce, street food, crafts and live music.
  • Afternoon · City Hall · about 1 h
    A domed Baroque Revival building completed in 1906, with free guided tours inside and a Titanic memorial in its grounds.
🛏️ Where to sleep · Maldron Hotel Belfast City ↗€115 a night
D3

Day 3

1 thing to do · at your own pace
  • Morning · The murals and a black cab tour free · about 1 h
    Local taxi drivers take you along the Falls and Shankill roads to the political murals and the peace walls, explaining the Troubles as they go.
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Before you go

Worth sorting before you go

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Good to know

Flavours & local habits

🍽️ Worth tasting

⚠️ Best avoided

Getting by

Words that help

🗣️ English is the main language here, so there is nothing to learn by heart.
The essentials

The practical page

CurrencyPound sterling (GBP, £)
BudgetAbout €100 a day, mid-range
Best seasonMay to September
PlugG · 230V
Tap waterSafe to drink
Tipping10 to 12.5%, often added to the bill
Emergency999 / 112
EntryA passport is required: EU ID cards are no longer accepted. EU, US, Canadian and Australian visitors travel without a visa but must apply online for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before departure. Irish citizens need neither.
HealthNo vaccination required. Make sure tetanus, diphtheria, polio and MMR are up to date. In the Highlands in summer, bring repellent against midges.
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Packing checklist

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