Guidebook for Belfast
Shopping
Belfast's main street and shopping area. Just 10 minutes from home
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Royal Avenue
Royal AvenueBelfast's main street and shopping area. Just 10 minutes from home
Sightseeing
St Anne's Cathedral and Cathedral Quarter just 10 minutes from home
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Cathédrale Sainte-Anne
Donegall StreetSt Anne's Cathedral and Cathedral Quarter just 10 minutes from home
Shankill Road
Shankill RoadShankill Loyalist area
The hearth of the city, Magnificent building. just 12 minutes walk
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Hôtel de ville de Belfast
Donegall Square NorthThe hearth of the city, Magnificent building. just 12 minutes walk
Falls road Catholic area. International Wall (Political Murals) A must see.
10 habitants recommandent
Murale internationale de la rue Divis
49 Falls RdFalls road Catholic area. International Wall (Political Murals) A must see.
Antics , crafts and dely food. Every weekend the markets fill up with fresh fish and meat from around Northern Ireland, ready for you to take home and cook as you so desire.
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St. George's Market
12 East Bridge StAntics , crafts and dely food. Every weekend the markets fill up with fresh fish and meat from around Northern Ireland, ready for you to take home and cook as you so desire.
Drinks & Nightlife
8 min walk from house. Claiming to be Belfast’s oldest pub, Kelly’s Cellars is popular among tourists and locals alike for its resolutely old-fashioned atmosphere.
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Kelly's Cellars
30-32 Bank St8 min walk from house. Claiming to be Belfast’s oldest pub, Kelly’s Cellars is popular among tourists and locals alike for its resolutely old-fashioned atmosphere.
Also nestled in the winding cobbled streets on the Cathedral Quarter is this traditional Irish bar. Contrasting to the more fashionable bars that are popping up in the surrounding area.
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Duke of York
7-11 Commercial CtAlso nestled in the winding cobbled streets on the Cathedral Quarter is this traditional Irish bar. Contrasting to the more fashionable bars that are popping up in the surrounding area.
Adorned with numerous knick-knacks across four rooms and three floors, The Hudson is swiftly becoming one of the cities most popular new bars. One of Belfast’s only craft beer bars.
The Hudson Bar
14 Gresham StAdorned with numerous knick-knacks across four rooms and three floors, The Hudson is swiftly becoming one of the cities most popular new bars. One of Belfast’s only craft beer bars.
Packed with locals, White’s Tavern gives customers a cosy, homely feel as they sip on their pints in front of an open fire. White’s also crowns itself as Belfast’s oldest public house.
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White's Tavern
2-4 Winecellar EntryPacked with locals, White’s Tavern gives customers a cosy, homely feel as they sip on their pints in front of an open fire. White’s also crowns itself as Belfast’s oldest public house.
is one of Belfast’s greatest landmarks, and the bar itself is a National Trust Heritage site. The interior is exquisite, from its mosaic tiled floors, stained-glass windows, altar-like bar and cosy
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The Crown Liquor Saloon
46 Great Victoria Stis one of Belfast’s greatest landmarks, and the bar itself is a National Trust Heritage site. The interior is exquisite, from its mosaic tiled floors, stained-glass windows, altar-like bar and cosy
If regal is what you want, make your way to Café Vaudeville and immerse in Parisian-chic tapestries and their extensive champagne menu. The overall atmosphere in the bar is tantalising
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Revolución de Cuba Belfast
25-39 Arthur StIf regal is what you want, make your way to Café Vaudeville and immerse in Parisian-chic tapestries and their extensive champagne menu. The overall atmosphere in the bar is tantalising
Originally used as a spirits bonded warehouse pre-1720 (mainly holding barrels of Jameson) this iconic bar has kept its traditional look but given it a modern twist.
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The Dirty Onion
3 Hill StOriginally used as a spirits bonded warehouse pre-1720 (mainly holding barrels of Jameson) this iconic bar has kept its traditional look but given it a modern twist.
Everything Else
the Bus and train station are JUST 14 minutes walking from home.
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Belfast Europa Bus Centre
the Bus and train station are JUST 14 minutes walking from home.
Arts & Culture
The MAC
10 Exchange St13 minutes walk
Food Scene
they serve up their tasty Mexican fare. It’s essentially a burrito bar where you choose between the form (wrap/taco/bowl), the filling (meats/beans/rice) and the extras (sour cream/salsa/guac).
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Boojum
19-27 Chichester Streetthey serve up their tasty Mexican fare. It’s essentially a burrito bar where you choose between the form (wrap/taco/bowl), the filling (meats/beans/rice) and the extras (sour cream/salsa/guac).
Specialise in “Irish cuisine” but they spice it up a bit. Think local potted crab with Guinness wheaten bread, Irish venison pie with blue cheese butter, and Belfast baps with a fried Irish duck egg.
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Made in Belfast
4 Wellington StSpecialise in “Irish cuisine” but they spice it up a bit. Think local potted crab with Guinness wheaten bread, Irish venison pie with blue cheese butter, and Belfast baps with a fried Irish duck egg.
specialise in “Irish cuisine” but they spice it up a bit. Think local potted crab with Guinness wheaten bread, Irish venison pie with blue cheese butter, and Belfast baps with a fried Irish duck egg.
56 habitants recommandent
Made in Belfast
4 Wellington Stspecialise in “Irish cuisine” but they spice it up a bit. Think local potted crab with Guinness wheaten bread, Irish venison pie with blue cheese butter, and Belfast baps with a fried Irish duck egg.
in St Anne’s Square. It is a slightly fancier area, hence dishes such as Sicilian Braised Goat Crostini and Polenta Fritti & Candied Fennel. Keep it simple with their antipasti boards nd a good bottle
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Coppi Restaurant
11 Edward Stin St Anne’s Square. It is a slightly fancier area, hence dishes such as Sicilian Braised Goat Crostini and Polenta Fritti & Candied Fennel. Keep it simple with their antipasti boards nd a good bottle
The steak on the stone. You cook it yourself, using the hot stone slab, and it’s served with wild mushrooms and truffle ragu, beetroot relish, and slow-roasted tomato and a choice of whiskey-peppered
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Stix and Stones
44-46 Upper Queen StThe steak on the stone. You cook it yourself, using the hot stone slab, and it’s served with wild mushrooms and truffle ragu, beetroot relish, and slow-roasted tomato and a choice of whiskey-peppered
Order the chorizo chicken or the surf ‘n’ turf skewer with fries, and you won’t be disappointed. However, it’s worth coming here for the interiors alone – the stuffed deer heads and sheet music,,,
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The Potthouse
16 Skipper StOrder the chorizo chicken or the surf ‘n’ turf skewer with fries, and you won’t be disappointed. However, it’s worth coming here for the interiors alone – the stuffed deer heads and sheet music,,,
hey purchase their seafood from Annalong and Kilkeel every day, so you know the langoustines, the mussels, the oysters, and the other lush seafood dishes are super fresh. Make sure you reserve a table
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Mourne Seafood Bar
34-36 Bank Sthey purchase their seafood from Annalong and Kilkeel every day, so you know the langoustines, the mussels, the oysters, and the other lush seafood dishes are super fresh. Make sure you reserve a table