Belfast 5-Day Foodie and Nightlife Adventure Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to Titanic Belfast. This award-winning museum offers an in-depth look at the history of the Titanic. Grab breakfast at The Dock Café nearby, which has a cozy atmosphere.

After exploring Titanic Belfast, head to SS Nomadic, located just next door. This historic ship provides additional context to your Titanic experience. For lunch, enjoy seafood at Mourne Seafood Bar, known for its fresh catches.

Spend your evening exploring Belfast's nightlife with a visit to The Crown Liquor Saloon, one of the oldest pubs in Belfast. Enjoy dinner at OX Belfast, which offers an exquisite fine dining experience.

Start your day with a visit to Ulster Museum, where you can explore art, history, and natural sciences exhibits. Have breakfast at The Pocket Coffee Shop near Queen's University.

Take a stroll through the beautiful Belfast Botanic Gardens & Palm House located nearby. For lunch, head over to The Ginger Bistro for some hearty Irish dishes.

In the evening, enjoy a show at Belfast Grand Opera House. Afterward, dine at Deanes EIPIC, one of Belfast's Michelin-starred restaurants offering an unforgettable culinary experience.

Kick off your morning with a tour of Crumlin Road Gaol. This former prison turned museum provides fascinating insights into Northern Ireland's troubled past. Enjoy breakfast at Cuffs Bar & Grill located within Crumlin Road Gaol.

Afterward, take part in the famous mural tours such as the Belfast Murals Taxi Tour. For lunch, stop by Coppi Restaurant in St Anne’s Square for some Italian-inspired dishes.

Conclude your day with dinner at Hadskis in Cathedral Quarter followed by drinks at The Dirty Onion bar nearby.

Start your final day with a visit to Belfast Castle. This historic castle offers stunning views over the city and beautiful gardens to explore. Enjoy breakfast at the Castle's Cellar Restaurant, which provides a cozy atmosphere and delicious morning meals.

Head back into the city for a visit to Queen's University Belfast. The university's architecture is impressive, and the surrounding area is vibrant with student life. For lunch, try Made in Belfast Cathedral Quarter, known for its quirky decor and tasty dishes.

Spend your last evening in Belfast with a visit to Belfast Peace Wall. This iconic landmark is covered in murals that tell the story of Belfast's history. For dinner, enjoy a meal at Stix and Stones Belfast, where you can cook your steak on hot stones at your table. Conclude your night with drinks at The Spaniard, a popular local bar.