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The Republic of Ireland was officially neutral during the Second World War, but as Belfast was part of the United Kingdom and had major engineering and shipbuilding industries, it was targeted by German forces and suffered four air raids. Pitifully unprepared for the bombing, the city was short on air raid shelters and over 900 people were killed during the Belfast Blitz, making the Northern Irish capital one of the worst affected cities in the UK.

Belfast City

Rejuvenated and revived, Belfast is a buzzing city with a unique atmosphere that’s well worth a visit

Belfast Giants Ice Hockey

Children

You’ll find a fabulous collection of kids’ entertainment in the heart of Belfast

Waterfront Hall

Culture

Belfast buzzes with cultural events, excellent festivals and a lavish opera house.

Pub interior, Crown Bar

Eating, Drinking & Luxury

Treat yourself to Michelin-starred restaurants, Victorian pubs and chic boutique hotels

Botanic Gardens

Leisure

Enjoy a scenic walk in a seriously sublime park

Queen’s Arcade

Shopping

Belfast’s compact size makes it an ideal shopping destination

City Hall

Sightseeing

Feast on a host of excellent sights from the splendid Queen’s University to the Victorian City Hall

Down Royal Racecourse

Sports & Entertainment

Belfast boasts a collection of top golf clubs, while the Horse Show will keep equestrian enthusiasts thrilled

Helen’s Bay

Out of Town

Make the most of Belfast’s surrounding countryside with a trip out of town

Nightclub scene

Gay & Lesbian

Belfast’s gay scene may be small, but it’s nothing short of fabulous