explore Belfast

If it’s fresh food, artisanal crafts and delicious street food that you’re after, then St George’s Market is a place that you’ll not want to miss. This historic market dates back to the 1890s, expect to find live music, talented buskers and a lively ambience.

Escape the bustling city for a few hours and make your way to Botanic Gardens. Spread across 28 acres, the gardens boast an impressive array of floral displays and charming walking paths. Head into The Palm House, one of the earliest examples of a glasshouse made from curved iron and glass, and you’ll instantly be transported into a tropical oasis. Botanic Gardens promises a peaceful retreat in the heart of Belfast.

Belfast Castle is one of Northern Ireland’s most famous landmarks. The castle sits in a prominent position in Cave Hill Country Park and offers spectacular views across the city. You can learn about its history by visiting the Cave Hill Visitor Centre located in the basement of the castle.

Step aboard a voyage through time at Titanic Belfast, the world’s largest Titanic visitor experience. Situated on the very site where the ship was built, this must-visit attraction takes you on an immersive journey, chronicling the ship's tragic tale from construction to her fateful maiden voyage. Experience interactive displays, life-size replicas and captivating stories of the passengers and crew.

A symbol of civic pride, Belfast City Hall stands at the heart of the city as a grand centerpiece. The grounds have memorials to the history, people and events associated with the city. Inside City Hall, you'll find a wealth of history and culture, including a permanent exhibition spread across 16 rooms that traces Belfast's past and present.

Learn about Belfast's complex history through the lens of a Black Taxi Tour. Knowledgeable local guides take you on a journey through the city's troubled past, highlighting the political murals and historic sites that tell the tale of division and reconciliation. This immersive tour offers unique insights into the city's social and political landscape, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of Belfast's transformation.

Belfast's vibrant street art scene is a testament to its creative spirit. Embark on a guided walking tour through the streets and alleyways, where colourful and thought-provoking murals come to life. Each artwork tells a story, reflecting the city's social, political, and cultural evolution, making this tour an eye-opening exploration of Belfast's urban art landscape.

Located less than a 2-minute walk from room2 Belfast you’ll find Sawers. This award-winning deli was established as a family business in 1897 and throughout the years has supplied Kings, Queens & Presidents with the world's finest foods. Step inside and you’ll find a wonderful selection of food products such as smoked meats, chutneys and cheese.