Belfast tours

Things to do in Belfast

Belfast hums with resilience and creativity, where shipyard echoes blend with vibrant street art and music. If you’re looking for more inspiration, take a look at our curated list of things to do in Belfast. Walking tours & neighbourhoods Discover the energy of Belfast on a private walking tour and include its dynamic neighborhoods with a local guide. Discovering a neighborhood with someone who knows its hidden gems can make all the difference. - Cathedral Quarter: A cultural hotspot with galleries, street art, and vibrant nightlife. Ideal for cultural tourists and families eager to explore the arts and local entertainment. - Titanic Quarter: This waterfront area is home to the Titanic Belfast museum and historic shipyards. Perfect for multi-generational groups interested in maritime history and interactive experiences. - Queen's Quarter: Home to Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens, this area caters to those interested in academia and nature. Families can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. - Lisburn Road: Known for its shopping and dining options, this neighborhood is ideal for those who enjoy modern amenities with a local touch. It's a great place to unwind after a day of exploring. Day trip ideas from Belfast From Belfast, you can head out on easy day trips to nearby coasts, mountains, and walled towns, using your tour to set the pace and focus on what matters to you. - Causeway Coast and Giant’s Causeway: See the basalt columns, sea arches, and cliff views that make this shoreline famous, with time for Carrick-a-Rede and Dunluce Castle if you want them. If you like photography, geology, or film locations, this route fits well, and your tour can time stops to dodge the busiest hours. - Glens of Antrim and coastal villages: Drive a quiet loop through green valleys, waterfalls at Glenariff, and small harbours in Cushendun and Cushendall, then follow the cliff road for big views. Good for scenic drives and short walks, plus live music pubs and local bakeries if you want a low-key day. - Derry~Londonderry: Walk the 17th-century walls, check the Guildhall, and see neighbourhood murals that frame recent history alongside the Peace Bridge on the River Foyle. This suits you if you like social history, street art, and compact city tours with plenty of cafes and museums close together. - Mourne Mountains and County Down: Mix forest paths in Tollymore, seaside time in Newcastle, and viewpoints across the granite peaks, with short hikes that still feel rewarding. Ideal if you want nature without long treks, and your tour can balance trails, photo stops, and farm-shop breaks. A private tour with a local guide is the best way to really get to know a place. Skip the crowds, follow your interests, and see a side of Belfast most travellers miss.