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Belfast

Country: United Kingdom · Region: British Isles · Currency: Pound Sterling

Belfast is Northern Ireland's capital and largest city, offering Victorian and Edwardian heritage, the Titanic Quarter, and excellent visitor facilities in a now-safe, revitalized destination.

Top sights

Belfast City Hall, Titanic Quarter, Botanic Gardens, Queen's University, Linen Hall Library, St Malachy's Church

Things to do

Belfast City Hall
Grand 1906 baroque municipal building with guided tours of the entrance hall and rotunda.
Titanic Quarter
East of the river, opened in 2012 as a major visitor attraction and new chapter for the city.
Linen Hall Library
Founded in 1788 on the north side of Donegall Square, hosting exhibitions and a large Irish book collection.
Botanic Gardens
Located within a mile or two of the city centre, accessible by bus or walk.

Where to eat

The Crown
A gorgeous Victorian pub near the bus and railway station, owned by the National Trust.

Bars and nightlife

The Crown
A gorgeous Victorian pub near the bus and railway station, owned by the National Trust.

Weather in Belfast by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January45°F37°F2.7 in13
February47°F38°F3.1 in14
March49°F38°F3.2 in16
April52°F41°F2.4 in12
May58°F46°F2.8 in14
June63°F51°F3.2 in14
July65°F53°F3.9 in17
August64°F53°F4.1 in17
September61°F51°F3.4 in14
October56°F47°F3.5 in14
November50°F42°F3.5 in13
December47°F40°F3.9 in14

Getting around

Walk the compact city centre, or use Translink buses (Metro, Glider, Ulsterbus), Black Taxis, conventional taxis, or bicycle hire via Beryl.

What to eat

The Crown is a notable Victorian pub in the city centre near the transport hub; various dining options exist throughout the city.

Tips

Purchase a Translink day ticket for bus savings, or use the Park and Ride sites if visiting for the day.

Best for

History, heritage, industrial tourism, Titanic

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