Belfast

Industrial Heritage, Cultural Revival & Maritime Legacy

✔ Capital city of Northern Ireland
✔ World-famous maritime and industrial heritage
✔ Striking Victorian and modern architecture
✔ Lively cultural districts and waterfront regeneration
✔ Compact city centre ideal for guided visits

Belfast delivers depth, character and contrast within a manageable city setting.

Belfast rose to prominence during the Industrial Revolution, becoming one of the world’s leading shipbuilding centres in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The city is most famously associated with the construction of the RMS Titanic, built in Belfast’s shipyards.

The later 20th century brought political and social challenges, followed by a period of regeneration and renewal. Today, Belfast stands as a confident modern city that acknowledges its history while embracing cultural growth and tourism.

During your visit to Belfast, you may choose to:

• Visit the exterior of Titanic Belfast, the city’s most recognisable landmark
• Explore the historic Cathedral Quarter and its streets
• View the grand architecture of Belfast City Hall
• Walk along regenerated waterfront areas by the River Lagan
• Experience the city’s creative and cultural atmosphere

Belfast’s key sights are well connected and easily explored as part of a guided itinerary.

Belfast is enjoyable throughout the year:

• Spring & Summer: Festivals, outdoor spaces and longer days
• Autumn: Cultural events and a relaxed city pace
• Winter: Museums, historic interiors and festive atmosphere

Small-group tours allow flexibility in timing and pace.

✔ Small groups for a more personal experience
✔ Professional driver-guides with local insight
✔ Clear itineraries and relaxed pacing
✔ Comfortable travel and planning
✔ Ideal for international visitors