Belfast Christmas Market Day Break

Explore Northern Ireland's capital on a wonderful festive day break -Belfast's Christmas Market, nestled in the heart of the city, enchants with its festive charm. Rows of wooden stalls offer an array of seasonal delights, from mulled wine to artisan crafts.\n\nA tourist destination of TITANIC proportions. Belfast is a beautiful city celebrated for its array of stylish bars, restaurants and some of the best shopping in the country.\n.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Free time to explore the many attractions of BelfastSailings with Stena Line from Cairnryan to Belfast return.\n\nPlease Note - The return to your original joining point will be late evening\n\nBelfast - As well as the typical city attractions: shops, food, and historic buildings - Ireland's capital is a naturally beautiful place and home to the most famous ship in history: the RMS Titanic.

Belfast
Linen-opolis
Belfast is the capital - and largest city in Northern Ireland, situated on the East coast of the country on the banks of the River Lagan. Its location meant that by the early 19th century it was a major port, playing an important role in the Industrial Revolution in Ireland. Belfast was briefly the biggest linen producer in the world, nicknamed Linenopolis.\n\n
Home to the most famous ship in history
Shipbuilding was another key industry in Belfast's past - in fact, the most famous ship in history was designed, built, and launched at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in 1911. A monument to The RMS Titanic is the city's (and the world's) must-visit attraction, housed within a striking building: Titanic Belfast.

Belfast is a beautiful place
As well as the typical city attractions: shops, food, and history - Belfast is a naturally beautiful place. The popular TV series Game of Thrones was filmed in Belfast and beyond - the area's historic buildings, rugged coastline and wild countryside perfect for the fantasy land of Westoros. Get a bird's eye view of Belfast from Cave Hill, the city's imposing landmark which was named for the five caves on the side of its cliffs.