Guidebook for Belfast
Food Scene
The Muddlers Club Restaurant
1 Warehouse LaneIts my favourite place to eat in the city!
Mono Belfast
1 Oxford StMichelin star food a ten minute walk from my door!
Yügo
3 Wellington StThe sushi is UNREAL!
Established Coffee
54 Hill StBest coffee in Belfast!
Oh Donuts & Coffee
55 Upper Arthur StYUMMY doonuts!
44 Hill St
44 Hill StreetAmazing Tapas!!!
Cast & Crew
Queens RoadGREAT Irish fry up to start your day! Just a short walk from my place :)
Great coffee right by the titanic exhibition centre!
Step back in time and stand at the bottom of the enormous Thompson Dry Dock - a Scheduled Historic Monument and completely unchanged since 1911.
Visit the original site where Titanic last sat on dry land. The adjoining pump-house is now converted to a Visitor Centre with modern interactive facilities.
Titanic's Dock and Pump-House
Queens RoadGreat coffee right by the titanic exhibition centre!
Step back in time and stand at the bottom of the enormous Thompson Dry Dock - a Scheduled Historic Monument and completely unchanged since 1911.
Visit the original site where Titanic last sat on dry land. The adjoining pump-house is now converted to a Visitor Centre with modern interactive facilities.
Bunsen
6-8 Hill StPizza Punks Belfast
20-22 Waring StGluten free and Vegan pizza available!
La Taqueria Castle Street
53 Castle StreetAMAZING TACOS
Drinks & Nightlife
Sunflower Comedy Club
65 Union StBrilliant local pub, great pints and live music!
Duke of York
7-11 Commercial CtBest Guinness in Belfast!
Spaniard
3 Skipper StGo here and grab a Dark and Stormy cocktail - YUM!
Harp Bar
35 Hill StGreat atmosphere and great place for a night out!
White's Tavern
2-4 Winecellar EntryStew & Guinness by the fire - what more could you want!
Sightseeing
Saint Patricks Church
199 Donegall StThe most beautiful and historic church in the city.
Roam and explore cabins that have been painstakingly recreated as if the crew just left the ship over 100 years ago. Get to know the crew during the self-guided audio tour and find out what life was like on board.
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HMS Caroline
Queens RoadRoam and explore cabins that have been painstakingly recreated as if the crew just left the ship over 100 years ago. Get to know the crew during the self-guided audio tour and find out what life was like on board.
This guided boat tour tells the ever changing story of Belfast's rich maritime heritage and industry and how the Port has developed and changed from it's industrial shipbuilding roots to a major tourist attraction. It embraces the RMS Titanic story both old and new, allows you to view the Titanic Quarter from the water, giving you opportunities to photograph and appreciate the vastness of this important industrial era.
The Tour heads round to Musgrave Channel where you may view Belfast's large breeding seal colony, before returning back to Donegall Quay, and berthing below the Obel Tower.
Lagan Boat Co
66 Donegall QuayThis guided boat tour tells the ever changing story of Belfast's rich maritime heritage and industry and how the Port has developed and changed from it's industrial shipbuilding roots to a major tourist attraction. It embraces the RMS Titanic story both old and new, allows you to view the Titanic Quarter from the water, giving you opportunities to photograph and appreciate the vastness of this important industrial era.
The Tour heads round to Musgrave Channel where you may view Belfast's large breeding seal colony, before returning back to Donegall Quay, and berthing below the Obel Tower.
Entertainment & Activities
SSE Arena Belfast
2 Queens QuayHuge Cinema, bowling alley and plenty of kids entertainment!