Visit Belfast

About

The Visit Belfast Welcome Centre, situated at 9 Donegall Square North, is the official tourist information hub for the city and its surrounding region. Open daily, the centre offers a friendly staff base prepared to assist visitors with itineraries, travel tips, and details on local attractions. Guests can buy tickets for popular tours and events, including the iconic Titanic Belfast exhibit and the annual Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann festival. The centre also hosts a small gift shop, provides left‑luggage facilities, and offers free Wi‑Fi to keep travelers connected. Beyond the Welcome Centre, Belfast itself boasts a bustling city centre teeming with museums, historic landmarks, and cultural venues—from the sprawling City Hall to the picturesque Titanic Quarter, where the world‑famous ship was built and launched. Scenic walks along the River Lagan and the dramatic Lagan Promenade give visitors a taste of blue‑bellled landscapes and contemporary art, while the Cathedral Quarter and Southside Royal Avenue offer a vibrant café and pub scene. Whether you are arriving by car, train or ferry, the city’s compact layout and well‑connected public transport network (including the Green Line tram) make exploring easy on foot or via bike. Visitors can also use the Belfast Visitor Pass, available through the Welcome Centre, to enjoy discounted entries to a range of attractions. With a welcoming atmosphere and an abundance of activities, Belfast offers an engaging blend of history, arts, and modern comforts for all kinds of travelers.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 30 minutes