Belfast Holidays

Belfast Holidays

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Holidays in Belfast

Of course, it isn't just buildings and attractions that make a city special — there's also the people who call it home. In this part of Northern Ireland, you'll find 270,000 of them.

Giant's Causeway is the first thing you will want to check out. This iconic attraction never disappoints.

The entire family will have a ball at the Queens Film Theatre and Junction Jack's Mini Golf. If you're after a bit more excitement, Battlefield CQB and Escarmouche Outdoor Laser Tag are a couple of other possibilities.

Get close to the magnificent world of animals and discover what it takes to care for some of its wildlife at the Belfast Zoo. It's an eye-opening excursion for both kids and adults!

For a pleasant day out, head over to the Belfast Botanic Gardens or the City of Belfast International Rose Garden. The twisting walkways and beautifully presented garden beds are sure to please.

Get comfortable with a book, play a game or just watch the clouds pass overhead at Lagan Valley Regional Park and Cave Hill Country Park. You can also get outside and get active at Carnanmore Park or Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park.

Whether you want to go on a tour or buy a ticket to somewhere fabulous, Visit Belfast Welcome Centre is the place to head to. Its friendly team of local staff will make sure you get the most out of your visit to Belfast.

Belfast is home to a number of natural reserves, such as Torr Head and Colin Glen Forest Park. For those who haven't yet fully recharged, Black Mountain and Divis are two more worth experiencing.

Compelling exhibits are just waiting to be studied at the Titanic Belfast and the Ulster Museum. They're peaceful places to regain composure or escape a bad-weather day. Museum buffs should also pencil in visits to the Old Bushmills Distillery and the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.

The awesome scientific gizmos and gadgets on exhibition at the W5 Interactive Discovery Centre could keep you intrigued for days on end. To get stuck straight into the most impressive stuff, you might want to ask around about any upcoming guided tours.

Pick up a cup of coffee and indulge in a day of gallery hopping between the Stephen Shaw Art Gallery and Emer Gallery. Filled to the brim with carefully curated works, these excellent spaces have something of interest for everyone.

If you want to understand the present, look to the past! For an insight into the defining moments and events that have helped make this region what it is today, plan a visit to the Fernhill House: People's Museum.

Do you want to see some historic sights? An outing to Belfast Castle or Clifton House will leave you with a greater understanding of Belfast's bygone times. If that doesn't satisfy your inner history geek, also swing by the Castle Ward and Crumlin Road Jail.

With its thick walls and grand turrets, Dunluce Castle is a magnificent structure. Appreciate its exterior or just close your eyes and imagine what it was like during its heyday.

Whether you're a believer or not, houses of worship like St. Anne's Cathedral and the Mussenden Temple are sure to be among the most serene sights you'll experience on your travels. You can gain an even deeper understanding of the local beliefs at St. Malachy's Church and Sinclair Seamen's Church.

Don't grab your passport just yet, Belfast still has a few surprises up its sleeve. Have you seen the Big Fish and the Linen Hall Library yet? The Metropolitan Arts Centre and Dundonald International Ice Bowl are also worth considering.