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If you’re in Belfast and traveling with more than 5 or 6 people, for a stag or hen party, then a Wee…
If you’re in Belfast and traveling with more than 5 or 6 people, for a stag or hen party, then a Wee…
The Albert Memorial Clock Tower is a bell tower in the middle of Belfast's Queen's Square. An integral symbol of the Northern…
St Anne's Cathedral is Belfast's Anglican cathedral, located in the Cathedral Quarter, a lively cultural district. Built in 1899 to designs by…
The Big Fish is a strange blue mosaic fish located on Belfast's docks. At 10 metres long, it is one of the…
Located on Exchange Street in Belfast, the MAC is a Northern Ireland institution. It's considered the lungs of Belfast's cultural life! [...]
The Golden Thread Gallery is a Belfast art gallery renowned for its committed exhibitions and the diversity of its works. Don't be…
2 Royal Avenue is a cultural space in Belfast, offering artistic and multi-sensory activities. Music concerts, sound baths, yoga sessions… This is…
Located in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, next to Belfast Cathedral, the Northern Ireland War Memorial is a museum entirely dedicated…
All whiskey lovers will tell you: Belfast is the perfect place to learn about local whiskeys! And what better place to enjoy…
The Obel Tower is the tallest building in Belfast and the whole of Ireland. Built on the banks of the River Lagan,…
The Cathedral Quarter is undoubtedly one of Belfast’s liveliest neighborhoods! This is where you’ll find plenty of shops, Irish pubs and restaurants: a sort of Temple Bar but in Belfast!
Conveniently located, the Cathedral Quarter gets its name from the presence of St Annes Cathedral, which stands right in the heart of the district. Historically considered to be Belfast’s oldest shopping district, the area is now recognized as a cultural district, conducive to craft trade, culture and exchange between locals and tourists.
The area boasts a cinema, a theater, museums and numerous literary pubs, where shows, exhibitions, music sessions and arthouse film screenings take place. Best of all, the district is considered THE cultural meeting place of the city. The Cathedral Quarter is home to open-air concerts, events and festivals of all kinds!
It’s the best place to eat, shop and discover the best of Northern Irish culture!
It’s worth noting, however, that the district is currently undergoing a complete overhaul: a number of private investors have chosen to renovate the area, which is still in a sorry state in places (broken roads and sidewalks, graffiti, etc.). Within a few years, the entire Cathedral Quarter will be brand new! (But don’t let that put you off: it’s worth a visit even in its current state!)