Belfast City Breaks

Belfast City Breaks - Fun filled attractions for families 
Belfast is a compact, friendly and intimate city with some fine examples of ornate Georgian and Edwardian architecture. However it has undergone a remarkable transformation in the last decade with wholesale regeneration. Belfast city breaks are likely to see wholesome family days out with plenty of action and excitement for younger visitors. Among the most popular kid’s attractions is the award winning W5 Interactive Science Centre, the city zoo and Exploris aquarium, all definite musts for curious young minds. Children can’t resist a visit to Aunt Sandra's Candy Factory or a trip on the Belfast Big Wheel for terrific views of the city skyline.

City Breaks in Belfast - A compact city of historic elegance
Belfast boasts a multitude of graceful and ornate architecture that makes it one of the most attractive cities in the UK. Civic buildings such as the commanding City Hall, Queens University, Crumlin Road Gaol and Belfast Castle dominate the urban landscape and offer compelling contrasts to the many modern developments which dot the city. Other essential stops for lovers of history include Castleward, an exuberant stately house and the gothic Clonnard Monastery. Of course no Belfast city break should dare miss the unique geological phenomenon that is the Giants Causeway. Located on the windswept Antrim coast, these hauntingly beautiful rock formations are ever so enchanting and mysterious and definitely not to be missed.

Belfast City Breaks - Explore the Verdant Ulster countryside 
Soak up the pleasant Ulster ambience with a leisurely walking tour of the city and explore a rich heritage in literature following in the footsteps of CS Lewis or back to Belfast's heyday as the centre of world shipbuilding. The city is notable as the birthplace of the Titanic and has a popular interactive museum providing a colourful history of its construction. Belfast city breaks are never far from lush rolling hills and verdant woodland and a few hours exploring this lovely scenery will be rewarded with some fabulous views. Glimpse soaring peaks such as the Black Mountain, serene Belfast Lough and undulating meadows of wildflowers at nearby Divis, which offers the perfect spot for an afternoon of bird watching.