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Airlines & Flights Flying between Charlotte's Wilgrove Air Park and Belfast's George Best Belfast City
The current number of airlines & flights flying between Charlotte and Belfast are:
28 Flights by Delta Airlines from Charlotte to Belfast
1 Flights by Virgin Atlantic from Charlotte to Belfast
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6 Flights by British Airways from Charlotte to Belfast
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About Charlotte
Charlotte is known to be the most populated city in the state of North Carolina. The city is the most recognised economic, cultural and transportation hub of the state. It is also one of the fastest-growing metropolitan cities in the country. Charlotte witnesses a great crowd during peak seasons as it has a favourable climate and boasts impeccable tourist attractions.
Best time to visit Charlotte
Charlotte's weather from March through May and September through November is practically perfect for a visit. The biggest perk of these months is that Charlotte's hotel prices drop tremendously, making it easier on the pockets. Spring is ideal as it invites warm temperatures and sets a base to the summer that is about to take over eventually. Despite being cold during spring, the transition of the weather is beautiful and definitely worth experiencing. April is considered the best by other tourists too, making travelling and hotels a little expensive. Only slightly though. The city welcomes amazing festivals such as Tuck Fest, Wells Fargo Championship, Charlotte Craft Beer Week, St Patrick's Day Parade, Charlotte Wine and Foods Weekend and Kings Drive Art Walk. These are some attractions that do get many tourists to flock over to Charlotte. This is followed by the summer, which is the peak season. The city is hot and quite expensive during summers, which could reflect badly on your pockets. Not to mention how it is jam packed with far too many tourists who come over from different parts of the world.
September to November in Charlotte is another ideal season. The summer crowd start to depart as the autumn season takes over the city. The best part is the hotel prices in Charlotte also drop during autumn as the tourist crowd disappears. The fall foliage at Charlotte is a visual spectacle that shouldn't be missed. The city's events calendar continues to celebrate many more festivals as more events are hosted during autumn. Activities such as Festival in the Park, Great Grapes! Wine, Arts & Food Festival, The Great Pumpkin Fest and Yiasou Greek Festival are some of the highlights. Overall, there are far too many beautiful sights to soak in when visiting Charlotte. You can make your hotel bookings in Charlotte done prior to the visit. In fact, if you do it months in advance, even if it is offseason, you will be in for some lovely online deals. From flights to hotels in Charlotte, you will manage to find some compelling online deals that will reduce the cost and leave you with more money, which you can splurge on food and other fun activities in the city.
Places to visit in Charlotte
The Queen City is recognised to be a big deal among petrolheads who are passionate about racing. The city also has some prestigious museums and food establishments to keep people engaged. You can start your trip with Discovery Place. It is a science museum which is great for individuals who are interested in science and concepts like physics and more. Mint Museum Uptown is an abode to some varied European and American art. The exhibits are contemporary and look really interesting. Billy Graham Library is one such place where America's Pastor, Billy Graham, grew up. It has been converted into a Christian book store and also a mini library with exhibits of Graham's life. You also have Levine Museum of the New South, which focuses on post-Civil War history. Of course, it would be a shame to not visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The museum has exhibits of plaques dedicated to drivers who have made an impact on the race track. While you're at the NASCAR museum, you can also check out the Charlotte Moto Speedway, probably even catch a race show in action.
Things to do in Charlotte
You can head straight to US National Whitewater Centre to engage in some fun kayaking and whitewater rafting. The place has the Catawba river flowing through Charlotte where often adventure junkies head to for some activities. You can also take up paddleboarding as one of the activities. Carowinds is another compelling space which is an amusement park with fun and engaging rides. Aside from this, you can always make the most of the city by going on a food and wine tour. The city's food and wine culture are quite thriving and interesting. Plus, it is also an excellent way to meet up with new people and interact with them. You can also participate in brewery crawls to check out some of the fascinating breweries around Charlotte.
Food and Restaurants in Charlotte
Charlotte's food culture is a beautiful melange of modern with Southern as its main attractions. Farm-to-fork menus are popular as they resonate the most with the traditional background of the city. But Charlotte also has a plethora of food establishments that rave international cuisine. To experience the city's best Southern taste and fried chicken, you should visit Price's Chicken Coop. Although the ambience and services might not be the best at Price's, the fried chicken certainly make up for what they lack otherwise. You should make sure to carry cash instead of a card payment at Price's because they're still primitive when it comes to the exchange of money. Plus, you will also have to wait in a long line as the restaurant's fame comes with a price, that of excess customers. Another cheap and tasty restaurant to check out is Midnight Diner. You can expand your menu from fried chicken to some Carolina-styled barbequed meat. Check out Midwood Smokehouse, Mac's Speed Shop and Queen City Q to get a whiff of the smokey barbequed meat and even a bite of the same.
The city also raves fine dining and steakhouses, which is perfect for business travellers who wish to take their clients to a place with lip-smacking food. Upscale food establishments can be found in the Uptown area of Charlotte. As long as you're ready to splurge a good amount, you can visit Halcyon Flavours From The Earth. You can also get away from the city and head to places such as Good Food On Montford, Fig Tree and Stagioni, for an intimate yet delicious setting and food. Soul Gastrolounge is one such establishment that you simply cannot miss. The place offers an array of beautiful dishes and is perpetually busy, which only means it's as good as people say. Queen City Charlotte also has a thriving crafted beer scene that you should indulge in along with some lovely appetisers. There are many breweries such as NoDa Brewing Company, Birdsong Brewing Company and Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, to try some of their crafted beer and food. You will not be disappointed by the beautiful flavours and tastes that you will get to experience in the city.
How to reach Charlotte
Flight connectivity to Charlotte from India is decent. Located in North Carolina, the city does see a decent number of travellers flocking over from India. However, travelling to Charlotte comes with some challenges, mainly to do with flight layovers and connectivity. While the airport is perfectly with other cities in the US, for an international traveller, they will have to change flights from domestic cities in the US. Domestic routes to Charlotte from Boston and New York City are quite ideal. Airlines such as Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta Air Lines, Air Canada, United Airlines, American Airlines, Swiss, United Airlines, have regular flights flying to Charlotte from across the globe. There is one United Airlines flight from Delhi that has only one stop at Newark before heading to Charlotte. The best thing about this flight is how it will take only 20 hours 53 minutes to reach the city. Air Canada's flight to Charlotte from Delhi also has only one stop at Toronto, and the journey can be covered in 21 hours and 4 minutes. Rest all the airlines have two stops and layovers in various other international cities.
Depending on the international routes chosen by airlines to reach Charlotte, the layovers and flight connectivity take place. Some countries require a visa. Hence, make sure to first check all the stops where the flight will by halting for layovers. Depending on the travel policies of the cities or countries, you will accordingly have to issue for a transit visa. You can do this by submitting an online application or get in touch with the embassy to do the same. Flight tickets to Buffalo is actually quite expensive. Irrespective of the flight duration, the airlines or even the connectivity, the ticket prices of Buffalo are quite steep. You will have to mentally prepare yourself and your bank balance that there will be some spending done. You can opt to book flight tickets to Buffalo well in advance. You might even receive some great deals online for flights and hotels in Buffalo. Booking hotels in Buffalo shouldn't be a problem as there is a range of cheap to expensive accommodations available in the city. As long as everything is done before time, you will have nothing to worry about.
About Belfast
Belfast is a city in Northern Ireland that you must visit at least once in your life. Add the City to your itinerary if you are planning a trip to Ireland. One of the major attractions in Belfast is the Titanic Studios where Game of Thrones was shot. The City is also known for its music festivals, art, lush greenery and the friendliest people in the world. No one parties harder than Irish people, and you will love every second of it. You will leave the City with a lot of friends in your phonebook. No matter what your budget is, you can book a hotel in Belfast that is luxurious, in your budget and fits all of your necessities. The City is also popular for its mighty mountains and a captivating view of the City from up top. You will also find stunning, breathtaking castles in the City. Belfast is also known for murals of the Peace Wall. You will want to extend your holiday by a few more days the moment you reach Belfast.
Best Time to Visit Belfast
Summer is considered as one of the best seasons to visit Belfast and is a high season here. It is every traveller's dream destination, especially in summer. The City experiences summer from April to June. Not only will you get to attend a lot of music festivals and events during this time, but it is also a great time to go pub crawling and make loads of friends. You can also attend the Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival in May that is quite popular here. You will come across a lot of maritime-themed restaurants, shows and activities in the City during this time. The Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon also takes place in May and is the perfect activity for all sports and fitness enthusiasts. A lot of beer festivals and outdoor pub events also happen in summer, and being a part of those will only spruce up your vacation. Booking a hotel in Belfast during this time can be quite hectic if not done in advance. Please make sure you also book your flight tickets to Belfast well in advance since it is peak season and getting tickets at an affordable price at the last moment will be difficult.
July to October is autumn season in Geneva, and the heat becomes bearable for tourists. The number of tourists does drop, but the weather remains pleasant, making it yet another ideal time for tourists to head to Belfast. Since it is the onset of winter, the weather can get a tad chilly, so make sure you pack your jacket, too, to keep you warm in the evenings. Since it is not the high tourist season, you will get cheap flight tickets to Belfast in autumn. You will get a great deal on flights to Belfast and affordable accommodation, too. August has a lot of open-air festivals in store for you and the Inn Farmers' Market, too.
Winter sets in from November to February. January and February are the coldest months in Belfast, and it is not the best time to visit the City. Even though the City does not witness heavy snowfall, the temperature drops below 0 degree Celsius, and there is mild snowfall. However, if you are in the City during winter, you will love the Christmas and New Year celebrations here. The City is also adorned with fairy lights and decorations for the festive spirit. February to April is the spring season in Belfast, and it is a pleasant time to plan a holiday here. The City looks far more beautiful in spring, and you will love it here. Make sure you also attend the Belfast Film Festival in April if you are a movie buff. Make sure you also attend the Spring Fair and Flower Show. It is a great place to take your kids to, and you will also get to binge on some great food. Flight tickets to Belfast are comparatively cheaper since it is not tourist season yet. If you want to avoid crowds, spring and autumn are the ideal seasons to plan your trip to Belfast.
Places to Visit in Belfast
If you are visiting Belfast in summer, you must go for a stroll at Victoria Park. Starting your day with a morning walk at the park is the perfect start to a great day in Belfast. Cathedral Quarter is known as Belfast's mini village and is the perfect place to experience the City's tradition. From pubs and restaurants to the cobbled street walkways and a picturesque landscape, it makes for a perfect getaway. Grand Opera House is another popular tourist attraction here. You will find yourself admiring the Victorian-styles walls along with the performances. St Anne's Cathedral is one of the main reasons behind the inception of Cathedral Quarter's name. The cathedral was constructed in 1904, and the architecture is simply marvellous. Not only will you love the view from outside the cathedral but also from inside. Crumlin Road Gaol is a historical site and had once served as a jail. You can learn all about the history of the place, the prisoners it housed and what led to its closing.
The City Hall is located in the centre of Belfast, and you can go on a guided tour here. If you have sightseeing planned for the day, make sure you also add City Hall to it. City Hall is near Queen Victoria's statue and the Titanic Memorial site. If you are in the City with your family or want to get to know the City better, head over to the five-storeyed Ulster Museum. Titanic Belfast is one of the best attractions in the City and a highly recommended one, too. The City also has botanical gardens that you cannot miss if you love nature. Queen's University and Naughton Gallery is next to Botanic Gardens and is one of the most beautiful campuses in the United Kingdom. Victoria Square is yet another tourist spot that is quite popular here. Belfast Castle is another popular tourist in the City that you must visit.
Things to do in Belfast
You can sign up for a sightseeing tour of the City, or you can explore the City on your own. Put on your fanciest outfit and head over to attend a performance at the Grand Opera House. You can either head to the opera house after dinner or go for dinner at the fanciest restaurants after catching a performance at the opera house. Put all of your photography skills to use at City Hall and the cathedrals in Belfast. The City is also known for its vibrant nightlife and going on a pub crawl is mandatory. The Irish are known for being the friendliest people, and they do know how to party. You can either try the traditional, older places in the City or head to the new clubs. Go on a hike at the Black Mountain, which is one of the most popular attractions here. You can head to Titanic Studios and take a tour of the place where Game of Thrones was shot. You can also sign up for a special Game of Thrones tour if you are a fan of the show.
Foods and Restaurants in Belfast
Not just pubs and bars but Belfast is also known for its cuisines and restaurants. Be it grilled steak, fresh seafood or a variety of vegetarian food, and you will find everything here. Molly's Yard is a popular place to try authentic Irish food. It is located near Queen's University and is almost always full. The food here is also quite affordable. Hadskis, in Cathedral Quarter, is a popular restaurant for delicious European and British delicacies. Head over to Belfast for its unique food cocktail menu. Make sure you try their fish soaked in gin. The restaurants here serve you fresh seafood, right out of the shores of Ireland. You can visit Coco for delicious salted caramel pudding and cocktail.
How to reach Belfast
Belfast International Airport and George Best Belfast City Airport are the two airports that serve the City. The flight connectivity to Belfast from India is excellent. Aer Lingus, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic Airways are some of the airlines that fly to and from Belfast quite frequently. However, there are no direct flights to Belfast. Layover at London or a change of flight from London is one of the popular routes to Belfast. If you book in advance, you will get cheap flight tickets to Belfast. If you are planning a multi-city tour of the United Kingdom, you can also reach Belfast by rail or road. It is well-connected to the other cities in Ireland and the UK, though reaching the City by air is the most preferred and convenient way to reach. If you want to experience the lush greenery and magnificent views through your journey, you can take a taxi or train from another city to get to Belfast. Travelling within the country is quite convenient.
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Delta Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, American Arlnes, British Airways, Iberia Lineas, Lufthansa, Klm Royal Dutch, Air France, United Airlines and Finnair are the most preferred airlines on Charlotte to Belfast flight route.
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Which is the cheapest airline on Charlotte to Belfast flight route?
Delta Airlines offers the cheapest flights from Charlotte to Belfast.
When does the first flight leave from Charlotte to Belfast?
The first flight from Charlotte to Belfast is Lufthansa LH7873 at 10:15.
Which is the last flight on Charlotte to Belfast route?
The last flight from Charlotte to Belfast route is American Arlnes AA734 at 23:20.
How many flights fly from Charlotte to Belfast on the daily basis?
There are 64 flights flying from Charlotte to Belfast every day. Around 64 flights are flying daily from Charlotte to Belfast. Out of which 0 are direct and 64 are connecting flights on this route. Some major airlines between this route are Delta Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, American Arlnes, British Airways, Iberia Lineas, Lufthansa, Klm Royal Dutch, Air France, United Airlines and Finnair.
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About Charlotte
Charlotte is known to be the most populated city in the state of North Carolina. The city is the most recognised economic, cultural and transportation hub of the state. It is also one of the fastest-growing metropolitan cities in the country. Charlotte witnesses a great crowd during peak seasons as it has a favourable climate and boasts impeccable tourist attractions.
Best time to visit Charlotte
Charlotte's weather from March through May and September through November is practically perfect for a visit. The biggest perk of these months is that Charlotte's hotel prices drop tremendously, making it easier on the pockets. Spring is ideal as it invites warm temperatures and sets a base to the summer that is about to take over eventually. Despite being cold during spring, the transition of the weather is beautiful and definitely worth experiencing. April is considered the best by other tourists too, making travelling and hotels a little expensive. Only slightly though. The city welcomes amazing festivals such as Tuck Fest, Wells Fargo Championship, Charlotte Craft Beer Week, St Patrick's Day Parade, Charlotte Wine and Foods Weekend and Kings Drive Art Walk. These are some attractions that do get many tourists to flock over to Charlotte. This is followed by the summer, which is the peak season. The city is hot and quite expensive during summers, which could reflect badly on your pockets. Not to mention how it is jam packed with far too many tourists who come over from different parts of the world.
September to November in Charlotte is another ideal season. The summer crowd start to depart as the autumn season takes over the city. The best part is the hotel prices in Charlotte also drop during autumn as the tourist crowd disappears. The fall foliage at Charlotte is a visual spectacle that shouldn't be missed. The city's events calendar continues to celebrate many more festivals as more events are hosted during autumn. Activities such as Festival in the Park, Great Grapes! Wine, Arts & Food Festival, The Great Pumpkin Fest and Yiasou Greek Festival are some of the highlights. Overall, there are far too many beautiful sights to soak in when visiting Charlotte. You can make your hotel bookings in Charlotte done prior to the visit. In fact, if you do it months in advance, even if it is offseason, you will be in for some lovely online deals. From flights to hotels in Charlotte, you will manage to find some compelling online deals that will reduce the cost and leave you with more money, which you can splurge on food and other fun activities in the city.
Places to visit in Charlotte
The Queen City is recognised to be a big deal among petrolheads who are passionate about racing. The city also has some prestigious museums and food establishments to keep people engaged. You can start your trip with Discovery Place. It is a science museum which is great for individuals who are interested in science and concepts like physics and more. Mint Museum Uptown is an abode to some varied European and American art. The exhibits are contemporary and look really interesting. Billy Graham Library is one such place where America's Pastor, Billy Graham, grew up. It has been converted into a Christian book store and also a mini library with exhibits of Graham's life. You also have Levine Museum of the New South, which focuses on post-Civil War history. Of course, it would be a shame to not visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The museum has exhibits of plaques dedicated to drivers who have made an impact on the race track. While you're at the NASCAR museum, you can also check out the Charlotte Moto Speedway, probably even catch a race show in action.
Things to do in Charlotte
You can head straight to US National Whitewater Centre to engage in some fun kayaking and whitewater rafting. The place has the Catawba river flowing through Charlotte where often adventure junkies head to for some activities. You can also take up paddleboarding as one of the activities. Carowinds is another compelling space which is an amusement park with fun and engaging rides. Aside from this, you can always make the most of the city by going on a food and wine tour. The city's food and wine culture are quite thriving and interesting. Plus, it is also an excellent way to meet up with new people and interact with them. You can also participate in brewery crawls to check out some of the fascinating breweries around Charlotte.
Food and Restaurants in Charlotte
Charlotte's food culture is a beautiful melange of modern with Southern as its main attractions. Farm-to-fork menus are popular as they resonate the most with the traditional background of the city. But Charlotte also has a plethora of food establishments that rave international cuisine. To experience the city's best Southern taste and fried chicken, you should visit Price's Chicken Coop. Although the ambience and services might not be the best at Price's, the fried chicken certainly make up for what they lack otherwise. You should make sure to carry cash instead of a card payment at Price's because they're still primitive when it comes to the exchange of money. Plus, you will also have to wait in a long line as the restaurant's fame comes with a price, that of excess customers. Another cheap and tasty restaurant to check out is Midnight Diner. You can expand your menu from fried chicken to some Carolina-styled barbequed meat. Check out Midwood Smokehouse, Mac's Speed Shop and Queen City Q to get a whiff of the smokey barbequed meat and even a bite of the same.
The city also raves fine dining and steakhouses, which is perfect for business travellers who wish to take their clients to a place with lip-smacking food. Upscale food establishments can be found in the Uptown area of Charlotte. As long as you're ready to splurge a good amount, you can visit Halcyon Flavours From The Earth. You can also get away from the city and head to places such as Good Food On Montford, Fig Tree and Stagioni, for an intimate yet delicious setting and food. Soul Gastrolounge is one such establishment that you simply cannot miss. The place offers an array of beautiful dishes and is perpetually busy, which only means it's as good as people say. Queen City Charlotte also has a thriving crafted beer scene that you should indulge in along with some lovely appetisers. There are many breweries such as NoDa Brewing Company, Birdsong Brewing Company and Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, to try some of their crafted beer and food. You will not be disappointed by the beautiful flavours and tastes that you will get to experience in the city.
How to reach Charlotte
Flight connectivity to Charlotte from India is decent. Located in North Carolina, the city does see a decent number of travellers flocking over from India. However, travelling to Charlotte comes with some challenges, mainly to do with flight layovers and connectivity. While the airport is perfectly with other cities in the US, for an international traveller, they will have to change flights from domestic cities in the US. Domestic routes to Charlotte from Boston and New York City are quite ideal. Airlines such as Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta Air Lines, Air Canada, United Airlines, American Airlines, Swiss, United Airlines, have regular flights flying to Charlotte from across the globe. There is one United Airlines flight from Delhi that has only one stop at Newark before heading to Charlotte. The best thing about this flight is how it will take only 20 hours 53 minutes to reach the city. Air Canada's flight to Charlotte from Delhi also has only one stop at Toronto, and the journey can be covered in 21 hours and 4 minutes. Rest all the airlines have two stops and layovers in various other international cities.
Depending on the international routes chosen by airlines to reach Charlotte, the layovers and flight connectivity take place. Some countries require a visa. Hence, make sure to first check all the stops where the flight will by halting for layovers. Depending on the travel policies of the cities or countries, you will accordingly have to issue for a transit visa. You can do this by submitting an online application or get in touch with the embassy to do the same. Flight tickets to Buffalo is actually quite expensive. Irrespective of the flight duration, the airlines or even the connectivity, the ticket prices of Buffalo are quite steep. You will have to mentally prepare yourself and your bank balance that there will be some spending done. You can opt to book flight tickets to Buffalo well in advance. You might even receive some great deals online for flights and hotels in Buffalo. Booking hotels in Buffalo shouldn't be a problem as there is a range of cheap to expensive accommodations available in the city. As long as everything is done before time, you will have nothing to worry about.
About Belfast
Belfast is a city in Northern Ireland that you must visit at least once in your life. Add the City to your itinerary if you are planning a trip to Ireland. One of the major attractions in Belfast is the Titanic Studios where Game of Thrones was shot. The City is also known for its music festivals, art, lush greenery and the friendliest people in the world. No one parties harder than Irish people, and you will love every second of it. You will leave the City with a lot of friends in your phonebook. No matter what your budget is, you can book a hotel in Belfast that is luxurious, in your budget and fits all of your necessities. The City is also popular for its mighty mountains and a captivating view of the City from up top. You will also find stunning, breathtaking castles in the City. Belfast is also known for murals of the Peace Wall. You will want to extend your holiday by a few more days the moment you reach Belfast.
Best Time to Visit Belfast
Summer is considered as one of the best seasons to visit Belfast and is a high season here. It is every traveller's dream destination, especially in summer. The City experiences summer from April to June. Not only will you get to attend a lot of music festivals and events during this time, but it is also a great time to go pub crawling and make loads of friends. You can also attend the Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival in May that is quite popular here. You will come across a lot of maritime-themed restaurants, shows and activities in the City during this time. The Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon also takes place in May and is the perfect activity for all sports and fitness enthusiasts. A lot of beer festivals and outdoor pub events also happen in summer, and being a part of those will only spruce up your vacation. Booking a hotel in Belfast during this time can be quite hectic if not done in advance. Please make sure you also book your flight tickets to Belfast well in advance since it is peak season and getting tickets at an affordable price at the last moment will be difficult.
July to October is autumn season in Geneva, and the heat becomes bearable for tourists. The number of tourists does drop, but the weather remains pleasant, making it yet another ideal time for tourists to head to Belfast. Since it is the onset of winter, the weather can get a tad chilly, so make sure you pack your jacket, too, to keep you warm in the evenings. Since it is not the high tourist season, you will get cheap flight tickets to Belfast in autumn. You will get a great deal on flights to Belfast and affordable accommodation, too. August has a lot of open-air festivals in store for you and the Inn Farmers' Market, too.
Winter sets in from November to February. January and February are the coldest months in Belfast, and it is not the best time to visit the City. Even though the City does not witness heavy snowfall, the temperature drops below 0 degree Celsius, and there is mild snowfall. However, if you are in the City during winter, you will love the Christmas and New Year celebrations here. The City is also adorned with fairy lights and decorations for the festive spirit. February to April is the spring season in Belfast, and it is a pleasant time to plan a holiday here. The City looks far more beautiful in spring, and you will love it here. Make sure you also attend the Belfast Film Festival in April if you are a movie buff. Make sure you also attend the Spring Fair and Flower Show. It is a great place to take your kids to, and you will also get to binge on some great food. Flight tickets to Belfast are comparatively cheaper since it is not tourist season yet. If you want to avoid crowds, spring and autumn are the ideal seasons to plan your trip to Belfast.
Places to Visit in Belfast
If you are visiting Belfast in summer, you must go for a stroll at Victoria Park. Starting your day with a morning walk at the park is the perfect start to a great day in Belfast. Cathedral Quarter is known as Belfast's mini village and is the perfect place to experience the City's tradition. From pubs and restaurants to the cobbled street walkways and a picturesque landscape, it makes for a perfect getaway. Grand Opera House is another popular tourist attraction here. You will find yourself admiring the Victorian-styles walls along with the performances. St Anne's Cathedral is one of the main reasons behind the inception of Cathedral Quarter's name. The cathedral was constructed in 1904, and the architecture is simply marvellous. Not only will you love the view from outside the cathedral but also from inside. Crumlin Road Gaol is a historical site and had once served as a jail. You can learn all about the history of the place, the prisoners it housed and what led to its closing.
The City Hall is located in the centre of Belfast, and you can go on a guided tour here. If you have sightseeing planned for the day, make sure you also add City Hall to it. City Hall is near Queen Victoria's statue and the Titanic Memorial site. If you are in the City with your family or want to get to know the City better, head over to the five-storeyed Ulster Museum. Titanic Belfast is one of the best attractions in the City and a highly recommended one, too. The City also has botanical gardens that you cannot miss if you love nature. Queen's University and Naughton Gallery is next to Botanic Gardens and is one of the most beautiful campuses in the United Kingdom. Victoria Square is yet another tourist spot that is quite popular here. Belfast Castle is another popular tourist in the City that you must visit.
Things to do in Belfast
You can sign up for a sightseeing tour of the City, or you can explore the City on your own. Put on your fanciest outfit and head over to attend a performance at the Grand Opera House. You can either head to the opera house after dinner or go for dinner at the fanciest restaurants after catching a performance at the opera house. Put all of your photography skills to use at City Hall and the cathedrals in Belfast. The City is also known for its vibrant nightlife and going on a pub crawl is mandatory. The Irish are known for being the friendliest people, and they do know how to party. You can either try the traditional, older places in the City or head to the new clubs. Go on a hike at the Black Mountain, which is one of the most popular attractions here. You can head to Titanic Studios and take a tour of the place where Game of Thrones was shot. You can also sign up for a special Game of Thrones tour if you are a fan of the show.
Foods and Restaurants in Belfast
Not just pubs and bars but Belfast is also known for its cuisines and restaurants. Be it grilled steak, fresh seafood or a variety of vegetarian food, and you will find everything here. Molly's Yard is a popular place to try authentic Irish food. It is located near Queen's University and is almost always full. The food here is also quite affordable. Hadskis, in Cathedral Quarter, is a popular restaurant for delicious European and British delicacies. Head over to Belfast for its unique food cocktail menu. Make sure you try their fish soaked in gin. The restaurants here serve you fresh seafood, right out of the shores of Ireland. You can visit Coco for delicious salted caramel pudding and cocktail.
How to reach Belfast
Belfast International Airport and George Best Belfast City Airport are the two airports that serve the City. The flight connectivity to Belfast from India is excellent. Aer Lingus, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic Airways are some of the airlines that fly to and from Belfast quite frequently. However, there are no direct flights to Belfast. Layover at London or a change of flight from London is one of the popular routes to Belfast. If you book in advance, you will get cheap flight tickets to Belfast. If you are planning a multi-city tour of the United Kingdom, you can also reach Belfast by rail or road. It is well-connected to the other cities in Ireland and the UK, though reaching the City by air is the most preferred and convenient way to reach. If you want to experience the lush greenery and magnificent views through your journey, you can take a taxi or train from another city to get to Belfast. Travelling within the country is quite convenient.