Things to do in Belfast - Belfast Tourism / Belfast City - Fun, Free things to do in Belfast

All the wonderful things to do in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Everything from history to politics, art to local produce Belfast has it all. We would love your comments and any questions please feel free to ask :)

H,W Be Back in full swing soon,

Belfast is the best value for money in Europe with cheap hotels great restaurants and bars and plenty of history booked again to visit over New year

Beautiful city and lovely people. We had an amazing 4 days and will return as we didn’t get to do and see so many things.

I did the Black cab tour which was great. My daughter said this is because the Troubles is my favorite topic (and she is right) but I felt it was a great privilege to experience the Clonard chapel and the murals in these communities. Unfortunately there is still some concern over criminal activities in the Shankill area where shops are permanently closed because of extortion and threats of violence from the UVF and the UDA.

Actually that was actually really interesting actually.

Absolutely spot on. Loved this. Saw many “old favourites” plus a couple new things to see when we visit again later this year. Thanks!

This is the most informative video I have seen!! Luv it! Are you available for private tours May 27 or 28th?

Great video...im off to see a friend in Northern Ireland in a few weeks, will be the first time there for me..m

Great travel video. So refreshing to see a real tour guide focusing on the destination instead of a pair of over the top millennials gushing about all the "amaaaaazing" places they've been with shots taken mostly of themselves for what amounts to one long selfie. My wife and I will be in Belfast in July and will reference this guide while we're there. Thanks so much doing this.

Very informative, however I don't think the Titanic was hit by an iceberg; more likely the other way around.

Got some great ideas from your video! I think you covered just about everything, subscribed to your channel :-)

THANK YOU FOR SHARING BELFAST LOOKS GREAT VERY CLEAN. IT HAS COME ALONG WAY .I LEFT THERE IN 1965 TO MOVE TO LAS VEGAS THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE CITY I AM PROUD TO CALL IT MY HOME TOWN. 🥰🤩❤❤❤

I Love Belfast, it`s been like a second home to me. I spent best part of twenty years there and have been to many of the places shown. The Titanic Drawing offices were derelict, with the ceilings collapsing the last time I was there, that`s how long ago it was. The Crown is well worth a visit and as you said McQ`s does a fine pint of Guinness. Another good place for some Good home cooked food and a pint is The Morning Star. I have always wanted to go up one of those Great Cranes, when you used to walk down the bottom of the street where I stayed in East Belfast, they dominated the skyline. Belfast is a wonderful city with really warm friendly people and I Loved every second of my time there and look forward to going back soon 👍

I've loved your deep , cultural and touristical Journey for Belfast. Gran abrazo..from Paraguay

I been ontop of samson I love are the two crane's❤

What a wonderful tribute to surviving the troubles m

the golden mile 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

things to do in Belfast!!!! head straight to the airport on a one way ticket

Excellent, we going to Belfast this weekend and this has been very informative 👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Thank you for the incredible information. My wife and I are planning a trip to Ireland and Scotland next year and Belfast is one of our stops.

BRIDGETON IS PART OF ULSTER WE WA T BAND PLAYING now thanks WEE NACK THOMSON

This was very informative, thank you for that. And all this coming from such a lovely lady. This makes me wanna go to Belfast for sure, but if every lady is as beautifull as you i am in big trouble :-)

This is a great video. I'm going to Belfast next year (2022) to see a friend who lives there and we're trying to find out things we want to do together. This is very informational and helpful! Thank you!

Thank you! Brilliantly done introduction to Belfast. Thoughtful and engaging presentation style. Looking forward to seeing your city.

The place is a shit hole don’t believe fuck all you’ve seen in this video

I am so impressed."This touches home. And History is my favorite subject. "And surprising my DNA is part Irish. " And my ancestors is from Northern Ireland.

Great job

Firstly brilliant tour/ guide to a city I’ve visited many times but never did my home work. Hoping to visit again with friends from Canada and one is in a wheelchair how much time is needed to have a reasonable visit including titanic tours. Thanks again John👍👍👍

Great Information definitely need to get over there soon 👍🏻

I'd love to see the good stuff. 😁 🇬🇧🇮🇪

>My NOTE In The Bottle: To Ann that lived near the Boys school in Ban-gor. We met at Moloney's in Bangor on Sept 15, 1968. We danced until the club closed & I escorted you home & we sat in your living room for maybe 30 minutes & I had to return to my ship. Yes, I was in the US Navy. My name is Harvie. I made a date to meet you/Ann at the Train station in Belfast on 16 Sep, 1968. My ship departed & I was unable to keep my date. I have often thought of you & wondered what might have been. I now live in GA USA. Hp

Yes come to belfast and fill in the spaces of everyone whos escaped to newer pastures

We were with a CIE tour in 2018 and traveled to Belfast. Unfortunately, we were herded around and didn't get to see all the amazing sights you've showed us in your video. Now I want to go back and make sure we spend more time exploring on our own. You did an wonderful job showing us Belfast, it's history, wonderful places to see that aren't tourist traps, your information is interesting, and your presentation is very professional. Thank you for this truly great video!

YES MRS CONNOLLY

Thank you for this wealth of accessible destinations (not driving myself)! Can't wait to go some day. :)

Im coming to Belfast for the first time in a few weeks. I’m from uk and trying to see more local areas during Covid. Nice that Belfast is part of the uk and I can visit easily.

Just wanted to thank you for the guide, it was very helpful and I now have a good idea of where to visit.

Thank you, all these recommendations mean a lot.

Really good, nicely edited

If you want authentic Turkish Food (which is spicy and fresh); Go to Ventry Street in Belfast. There is a small restaurant there that is soooo good. Fast becoming an institution in Belfast: Turkey Street Food is so relaxed and calming. Most of all: delicious and the staff are friendly and unassuming.

Great job!!

Beautiful city. The architecture, history, and culture of it's people is fascinating. Hope tourism picks up soon!

Actually been there, actually.

What a fantastic video! I’ve been lucky enough to travel to Belfast several times ( I live on the west coast of Canada) but my Mum is from Belfast and I’ve travelled many times. My most recent time was last year and this video brings back so many memories. We hit mostly everything in this video. I can’t wait to visit again:)

Great video! Helped me with my memories. But one thing to say is that one statue that you said it was built in 2007 probably was built before. I lived there in 2005 to 2006 and have pictures of this monument. Loved Belfast!