• Visit the cobbled streets of Belfast's historic center, known as the Cathedral Quarter. It has recently become a trendy location for a night out at one of the pubs and clubs here. The area also has many cultural and architectural delights.
• Sign up for a guided bus tour of the city and get acquainted with the sights and landmarks of Belfast. Tours can be booked in many languages and they take place on open-top buses throughout the day.
• Get further detailed knowledge of the history of Belfast on a guided walking, cycling or boat tour of the city.
• Travel to west Belfast to see the traditional Irish sports of Gaelic Football, hurling and camogie being practiced at Casement Park.
• Take a trip to the Grand Opera House and enjoy a performance in the late 19th-century amphitheatre and view the superb ceiling paintings.
• Enjoy the ambience and a pint of Guinness in a bar built in 1894. Now owned by the National Trust, The Crown Liquor Station has features that include carved woodwork, gas lighting and leather seating.
• Join a free tour of the Classical Renaissance-style City Hall, built in 1906. You can also visit the Hiberno-Romanesque-style St Anne's Cathedral that took 77 years to build.
• Visit the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, which explains life in Ulster at the beginning of the 1900s through the use of a specially recreated 'Old Town'.
• Wake up early and search for the best bargains at St George's Market on the waterfront.
• Be sure not to miss any big concerts and sports matches being played at the Waterfront Hall arts and entertainment venue.

Belfast City Guide - tourist guide to Belfast, Ireland