Things to Do in Belfast

There are 2 attractions in Belfast. Titanic Belfast, interactive museum telling titanic's construction and sinking story, is the most popular.

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Titanic Belfast

Interactive museum telling Titanic's construction and sinking story

Amusement Park

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The Oval

Cricket ground in Belfast hosting inter-county matches

Stadium

3

Windsor Park

Belfast stadium hosting Northern Ireland national football matches

Stadium

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Slieve Donard

Northern Ireland's highest peak overlooking Mourne Mountains

Mountain

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Strangford Lough

Large sea inlet with rich marine and birdlife

Lake

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Hillsborough Castle

Official royal residence and government reception house

Castle

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Belfast Castle

19th-century castle overlooking Belfast's Cave Hill

Castle

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Carrickfergus Castle

Well-preserved Norman castle overlooking Belfast Lough

Castle

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Botanic Gardens (Belfast)

Public botanical gardens with Victorian glasshouses and paths

Park

10

Ravenhill Stadium

Rugby stadium in Belfast, home to Ulster Rugby

Stadium

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St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast

Gothic Revival cathedral and Belfast landmark

Religious Site

12

Slemish

Volcanic hill associated with St Patrick pilgrimage

Mountain

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Slieve Croob

Prominent hill in County Down with ancient monuments

Mountain

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Ulster Museum

Major Belfast museum covering art, history, and natural sciences.

Museum

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Casement Park

Major Gaelic games stadium in Belfast, historic venue

Stadium

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Giant's Ring

Neolithic henge monument north of Belfast, ceremonial earthworks

Archaeological Site

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Tollymore Park

Forested riverside estate and former Game of Thrones location

Park

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Olderfleet Castle

Coastal castle ruins overlooking Larne Lough

Ruins

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Ormeau Park

Large Belfast public park with sports facilities

Park

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Kilwaughter Castle

Ruined country house castle overlooking County Antrim countryside

Ruins

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Castle Chichester

Ruined Norman castle mound and historic site

Ruins