Belfast Things to Do

Saturday weekly. Almost a Belfast institution, Helter Skelter has taken on the mantel of Saturday nights at the Limelight and, over the course of the last few years, carved out an identity all of its own. Mainly geared towards... more

Mount Ober Golf Club is a 18-hole undulating parkland course with it's own golfing academy, where expert lessons are offered by P.G.A. professionals. Work on your short game in the practice area, then perfect your fairway techn... more

Open early enough for a morning coffee and late enough for cocktails and wines, this restaurant has more than just food on offer. A bar in the middle of the room illustrates why, for many people, this is predominantly a drinkin... more

In June 1993, the BBC's Walter Love launched the Blackstaff Way and since then it has proved very popular with visitors from around the world. Associated with the Belfast City Walking Tours, these walks take in many interesting... more

The Magdalen Arms on Iffley Road is an enormous local pub rarely visited by students. It boasts of more pool tables than you're ever likely to see in one place, in every color imaginable. With its televisions and big screen, it... more

If you've come to Ireland for the wit, warmth and music of its people, step inside the Irish Pub and all will be revealed. Belfast has its fair share of historic bars and these tours are the best way to see the best of them. E... more

Millennium Way is a relatively a new cycle path has been built linking Whiteabbey in the north east to Lisburn on the southern extremity. A 30 kilometer route passes through the heart of Belfast. Water is the linking theme: you... more

More than 100 types of birds can be seen from the glass-fronted observation room at this nature reserve and telescopes provide a close-up view of the many Oystercatchers, Curlews, Godwits, Dunlins and Redshanks. An illustrated... more

Clements is the name of a Belfast-based coffeehouse chain that has come to dominate most areas of the city in just a year. Lattes, cappuccinos, mochas, au laits and flavored coffees all appear on the menu and you'll get the hit... more

William Barnett, the breeder of the first Irish horse to win the Derby, bequeathed his house and grounds to the people of Belfast upon his death in 1943. Barnett Demesne is a countryside oasis within easy reach of the city, con... more