BELFAST - €74,90

Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, is a city with a rich and complex history. It's a place where tradition and modernity coexist seamlessly. Explore its iconic landmarks, such as Titanic Belfast and the historic Belfast Castle. Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts and music scene, and enjoy the atmosphere of its pubs and restaurants. Belfast's unique blend of culture and heritage creates a dynamic and captivating destination for travelers.

Belfast Castle

Peace Wall

St George's Market

Titanic Museum

The Big Fish

Belfast City Hall

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Titanic Museum
(ticket not included)

The Titanic Museum in Belfast offers
a captivating journey through the world’s most famous ship’s history. Located where the Titanic was built, it showcases the ship’s opulent design, tragic maiden voyage, and the lives aboard.

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Belfast Castle
(ticket not included)

This 19th century masterpiece combines architectural grandeur with breathtaking views. Its rich history and cultural signifi cance make it a cherished Belfast landmark. Visitors can explore its elegant interior, hike in Cavehill Country Park, and savor local cuisine at the Cellar Restaurant.

Peace Wall

Belfast’s Peace Wall, once a division, now stands as a symbol of hopeand unity. Covered in messages of peace, it showcases Belfast’s path towards reconciliation. Visitors can explore its murals and guided tours, witnessing a transformation from conflict
to coexistence.

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Saint George Market

(Friday to Sunday)

Nestled in the heart of Belfast, St. George’s Market is a lively blend of fl avors, crafts, and culture. With a rich history dating back to the 19th century, it’s a beloved hub for locals and a must visit for tourists. The market’s
red-brick Victorian building houses a diverse array of fresh produce, artisanal foods, crafts, and vintage finds.

The Dirty Onion & Yardbird

Located in one of Belfast’s oldest buildings, The Dirty Onion & Yardbird blends history with a vibrant atmosphere. Enjoy live music, local drinks, and mouthwatering free-range chicken straight from the grill.

The Big Fish

The sculpture is adorned with intricate images that tell the story of Belfast’s history and culture. Its shimmering scales refl ect the city’s maritime heritage, while its form symbolizes the knowledge and wisdom associated with the legendary salmon.