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Day Tours From Belfast
Day Tours From Belfast


Fleadh Cheoil Belfast 2026: Ireland’s biggest traditional music festival comes to Belfast
In August 2026, Belfast will host one of the most important cultural events the city has seen in recent years. For one week, the streets, squares, pubs, and cultural venues of the city will come alive with fiddles, flutes, traditional songs, and Irish dancing as Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann arrives in Belfast — the world’s largest celebration of Irish traditional music. From 2 to 9 August 2026, Belfast will become a meeting point for thousands of musicians, dancers, and lovers o
Belfast Free Walking tour
Jul 277 min read


What is the 12th of July in Northern Ireland? History, Parades, Bonfires and What to Expect in Belfast
Every July, Belfast and many towns across Northern Ireland change dramatically. Streets are filled with flags, large wooden structures begin to appear in certain neighbourhoods, and thousands of people prepare for one of the most significant dates in the local calendar: the 12th of July, commonly known as The Twelfth. This period is often referred to as the 12th of July Northern Ireland celebrations. For many visitors, it comes as a surprise that a single date can have such a
Belfast Free Walking tour
Jul 117 min read


Ulster Fry: A Belfast Food Experience Worth Trying
If there is one dish that can explain the personality of Northern Ireland in a single breakfast, it is the Ulster Fry. Hearty, simple and full of flavour, this traditional breakfast is an important part of Belfast’s food culture and Northern Irish identity. Forget a quick coffee and a slice of toast. Here, breakfast is a proper meal: eggs, bacon, sausages, traditional breads and local ingredients prepared to give you plenty of energy for the day ahead. Although today many vis
Belfast Free Walking tour
Jun 154 min read


St Patrick's Day in Belfast: History, Traditions and How Belfast Celebrates Ireland's National Day
Every year on 17 March, Belfast joins towns and cities across Ireland in celebrating St Patrick's Day, one of the island's most important cultural festivals. The streets fill with green, traditional Irish music, parades and family-friendly events as locals and visitors come together to celebrate Ireland's patron saint. Although many people associate St Patrick's Day with Dublin, Belfast also embraces the occasion with several days of concerts, cultural events, family activiti
Belfast Free Walking tour
Mar 136 min read
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