• 35listed here
  • 333,871residents
  • 126per km²

Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, is a vibrant city with a rich history and culture. It's known for its stunning architecture, lively arts scene, and friendly locals. The city is home to the iconic Titanic Belfast, a museum dedicated to the ill-fated ship that was built in the city's shipyards. The museum offers interactive exhibits and a chance to explore the ship's history. Belfast is also home to the historic Crumlin Road Gaol, a 19th-century prison that now serves as a museum. The city's Botanic Gardens are a peaceful retreat, featuring a tropical ravine, rose garden, and Victorian glasshouses. The Ulster Museum, located within the gardens, houses a vast collection of art, history, and natural sciences. Belfast Castle, set on the slopes of Cavehill Country Park, offers panoramic views of the city. The city's Cathedral Quarter is a hub of nightlife, with traditional pubs, gourmet restaurants, and art galleries. The Peace Wall, a symbol of the city's past conflicts, is a must-visit landmark, where visitors can leave their messages of peace and hope.

35 listed
Position# Place Rating Reviews Category
1 Nu Delhi Restaurant Lounge Lincoln Quarter 4.9 7,421 Beer
2 Duke of York Cathedral Quarter 4.7 5,240 Beer
3 Mourne Seafood Bar City Centre 4.5 5,003 Beer
4 The Morning Star Bar & Restaurant City Centre 4.0 4,706 Beer
5 Villa Italia Queens Quarter 4.6 4,641 Dine In
6 Stix and Stones City Centre Lincoln Quarter 4.4 4,461 Dine In
7 Titanic Hotel Belfast Titanic Quarter 4.5 3,817 Beer
8 The Ginger Bistro Lincoln Quarter 4.6 3,770 Dine In
9 James St Lincoln Quarter 4.5 3,734 Dine In
10 Home Restaurant Lincoln Quarter 4.4 3,561 Dine In
11 The Cloth Ear Cathedral Quarter 4.3 3,437 Beer
12 Darcy's Belfast Queens Quarter 4.6 3,337 Beer
13 Bootleggers Cathedral Quarter 4.3 3,267 Beer
14 Fish City City Centre 4.3 3,169 Dine In
15 Fratelli Lincoln Quarter 4.1 3,058 Dine In
16 The Chubby Cherub City Centre 4.1 3,012 Dine In
17 Frankie & Benny's City Centre 3.9 2,952 Dine In
18 Scalini Queens Quarter 4.6 2,702 Dine In
19 Little Wing Pizzeria City Centre 4.5 2,657 Dine In
20 The Lantern Restaurant Lincoln Quarter 4.6 2,481 Dine In
21 Bittles Bar City Centre 4.2 2,216 Beer
22 City Picnic City Centre 4.1 2,086 Beer
23 Sweet Afton Lincoln Quarter 3.9 1,942 Beer
24 Premier Inn Belfast City Cathedral Quarter hotel Cathedral Quarter 4.2 1,812 Fast Food
25 Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) hotel Ormeau Road 4.3 1,796 Food
26 Coco City Centre 4.5 1,789 Beer
27 Maddens 4.7 1,623 Beer
28 Yum Bar & Restaurant Andersonstown 4.5 1,598 Dine In
29 HellCat Maggies City Centre 4.1 1,349 Beer
30 Bengal Brasserie Ormeau Ormeau 4.1 946 Dine In
31 The Botanic Inn Queens Quarter 3.9 923 Beer
32 The Chelsea Malone 4.2 903 Beer
33 Deanes Love Fish Lincoln Quarter 4.0 900 Dine In
34 Top Blade Cathedral Quarter 4.2 852 Dine In
35 3Cs Social Club Cathedral Quarter 4.7 811 Beer

By area

  • City Centre 10
  • Lincoln Quarter 9
  • Cathedral Quarter 6
  • Queens Quarter 4
  • Titanic Quarter 1
  • Ormeau Road 1
  • Andersonstown 1
  • Ormeau 1
  • Malone 1

Through the year

Fall

Fall is a great time to visit for those who enjoy less crowded attractions and beautiful autumn foliage.

Spring

Belfast in spring is a delight with blooming flowers and mild weather, perfect for outdoor activities.

Summer

Summer is the peak tourist season with long daylight hours and numerous festivals.

Winter

Winter can be cold and wet, but the Christmas market and festive atmosphere make it worth a visit.

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