Belfast is home to diverse neighborhoods, each with its own character, from the artsy Cathedral Quarter to the historic Gaeltacht Quarter. Explore vibrant street art, local eateries, and rich history, making each area a unique part of the city's charm 🏙️
Steller
Belfast
Right in the hart of the city, this hotel has sleek, spacious rooms all complete with modern ammenities and easy access to the city center.
Completed in 1906, the hall serves as the seat of local government and features stained glass windows, a public garden, and a visitor center offering guided tours.
Head to this fancy restaurant that serves modern takes on classic dishes and has a great wine selection.
This opulent hotel combines pure luxury with its convenient location in the heart of Belfast.
Come see the iconic hanging umbrellas light up after the sun goes down in this charming shopping and dining area.
This is an Anglican church in Belfast that consecrated in 1904 and is now known for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture styles. It features a bell tower and the Hunger Memorial.
This lively spot is great for a bite along with live music!
Feel as though you are aboard the Titanic while staying at this historic and maritime-themed hotel.
Visit this museum, an homage to the Titanic, to learn more about the historic ship.
Take a bike tour around Belfast...but on the water! This is a unique way to see the historic waterfront area on a guided tour.
Continuing the maritime theme, dine on a barge with views of the River Lagan! Their menu is made up of fresh, locally sourced dishes.
Nestled in the Linen Quarter, this is a luxury hotel offering stylish accommodations, fine dining, and a central location near key attractions, all with exceptional service and hospitality.
See all that Belfast has to offer on a locally guided tour through the city for the day!
Opened in 1895, this Victorian theater hosts a range of performances, including opera, musicals, drama, and dance, making it a cultural hub in the city. Check their calendar before your next trip!
A welcoming and affordable family-run hotel offering comfortable accommodations and a convenient location near the city center and Belfast Castle.
Located on the slopes of Cave Hill, this castle has views of downtown Belfast and the surrounding landscape. It was built in the 19th century in a Scottish baronial style featuring gardens, a visitor center, and a restaurant!
Housed in a beautifully restored Victorian building, this hotel blends modern amenities and historical charm, along with a warm, personalized atmosphere and convenient access to the Queen's Quarter!
Explore this beautiful public park featuring greenery, floral displays, and the iconic Palm House!
A true, local spot where you can get a traditional Irish breakfast amongst other delicious creations.
A charming, family-run accommodation known for its hospitality and comfortable rooms. It is also conveniently located near public transport, making it an ideal base for exploring Belfast.
A scenic walking route located in the Belfast Hills, with views of the city. This accessible trail features various paths suitable for walkers of all levels!
Established in 1946, this monastery features stunning stained glass windows and a peaceful garden. It is a popular place for reflection and prayer.
This unique stay is just outside of downtown and offers secluded rooms and outdoor access.
Visit this estate that includes gardens, walking paths, and serves as a key site for political activity and public events.
Named after the famous author of "The Chronicles of Narnia," who was born here, this square features seven sculptures representing characters from the books, along with landscaped gardens and pathways.
Stay at this local bed and breakfast to be central in the Shankill area of the city.
Learn more about "The Troubles" era as you explore the Shankill and Falls Road communities, who were greatly affected. Guides are knowledgeable and able to answer questions.
The Peace Wall in Belfast is a series of barriers separating nationalist and unionist communities, originally built to reduce violence during the Troubles; it now features murals and serves as a symbol of the city's history and ongoing reconciliation efforts.
A stylish accommodation in a prime location near the Gay Quarter. Known for its contemporary design and comfort, it provides easy access to the vibrant cultural scene, including restaurants and bars.
One of the most popular and well-known LGBTQIA+ bars in Belfast. Makes for a super fun night out!
Come on in here for varied live music nights and comedy shows!