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THE AMERICAN BAR
65 Dock Street, Belfast BT15 1LF, t. 028 9074 3964, americanbarbelfast@gmail.com Dating back to the 1860’s this pub has always been called The American. Why exactly we don’t know but being on Belfast’s dock side it would have had links to the Americas through shipping, trade and emigration, not least during the Irish famine of […]
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48 Gt. Victoria St, t. 028 9024 2986 Its location opposite the Europa Hotel and Great Victoria Street Bus and Rail Station, and close to the Grand Opera House, ensures this traditional Belfast bar attracts a steady stream of suits, shoppers, sightseers and night owls. Daily drinks promos keep the holiday budget in check, and […]
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16 Skipper Street, Belfast, BT1 2DZ, t. 028 9023 4888, www.themerchanthotel.com, info@themerchanthotel.com The Cloth Ear is The Merchant Hotel’s comfortable public bar. Situated in the Grade A listed part of the building, it has many original features as well as some modern touches. The pub offers an exceptional range of craft beers, ales and stouts, […]
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Bullitt Hotel, 40a Church Lane, Belfast, BT1 4QN, t. 028 9590 0600, www.babelbelfast.com, reservations@bullitthotel.com Babel is Bullitt Hotel’s rooftop bar and garden complete with stunning city views, mouth-watering cocktails, delicious food and live music. A true urban oasis, Babel prides itself on its homegrown botanicals and innovative ideas. Check out their Tipsy Tea – a […]
Read MoreSUNFLOWER PUBLIC HOUSE
65 Union St., t. 028 9023 2474, www.sunflowerbelfast.com This 120 yo city centre corner pub has been transformed into a vibrant public house and live music venue. The last Belfast pub to retain it’s 1980’s security cage (re-painted a welcoming green and adorned with flower baskets) it specialises in Irish craft beers, whiskies and gins. […]
Read MoreTHE DIRTY ONION
3 Hill Street, BT1 2LA Belfast, t. 028 9024 3712, www.thedirtyonion.com, info@thedirtyonion.com The Dirty Onion resides in one of Belfast’s oldest buildings, reintroduced as a traditional Irish public house with a modern twist. The bustling bar offers live traditional music seven nights and two afternoons a week. Dating back to 1680 the building has striking […]
Read MoreNORTHERN IRELAND WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM
21 Talbot St, Cathedral Quarter, t. 028 9032 0392, www.niwarmemorial.org, /NIWarMemorialMuseum This accredited museum is a ‘must see’ for anyone with an interest in Northern Ireland’s role in the Second World War. The Museum tells the story of the Belfast Blitz in 1941, the Ulster Home Guard, the role of women in the war and […]
Read MoreVERTIGO INDOOR SKYDIVING
Queens Road, Titanic Quarter, BT3 9DT, t. 0870 0661 533, info@wearevertigo.com, Always wanted to skydive? Not too enthusiastic about jumping out of a perfectly good aeroplane? Why not try the exciting world of indoor skydiving? Our Titanic Park complex, in the heart of Belfast, has Ireland’s only indoor skydiving centre, allowing anyone aged from 4-104 […]
Read MoreTITANIC BOAT TOURS
Dept. pontoon beside The Big Fish sculpture, t. 028 9024 0124, m. 07718 910423, www.laganboatcompany.com Daily Guided Titanic Harbour Boat tours tell the story of Belfast’s rich maritime heritage and industry and how the Port has developed and changed from it’s industrial shipbuilding roots to a major tourist attraction. It embraces the RMS Titanic story […]
Read MoreMUSEUM OF ORANGE HERITAGE
Schomberg House 368 Cregagh Road, Belfast, BT6 9EY t. 02890 701122, www.orangeheritage.co.uk The Museum of Orange Heritage, through excellent audio visual and interactive exhibits, not only focuses on the history and traditions of the Orange Institution but also highlights Orangeism around the world. In addition, it encourages understanding and addresses many of the recent negative […]
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