The city of Belfast is one of the newest regenerated cities in Europe. During the last 35 years it would be true to say that the northern counties of Ireland did not have a very good image as prime tourist destinations, however during the last 15 years Belfast and the north of Ireland in general have improved considerably. and it is now one of the most visited cities on the island of Ireland Belfast’s night life is extremely vibrant and most of the bars and clubs and restaurants remain open after midnight, Live new bands Rock, Ska, (Diddley Dee Traditional Irish Music) Blues, Jazz or maybe some alternative music are available in Belfast every night, and for those who can remain uprightand wish to relive their youth there are also a lot of bars and nightclubs which remain open until 6 o’clock in the morning.

Belfast has an excellent Black taxi service, we recommend our visitors only to use Black Cabs, as they are the only legal taxis authorized to be hailed on the streets of Belfast and also to help maintain the character of the city . As in a lot of cities in the world there are many illegal taxis; however you will be safe and reassured in a Belfast public hire Black Taxi. Just look for the yellow plate on the cabs.

Do you know why Belfast is the only city in Ireland with Black Cabs? You need to take a tour to find out.

The Odyssey Arena also has 2 cinemas, night clubs and restaurants; it is one of the most popular attractions in our city. The majority of culinary tastes can be found in the city centre, we have a variety of restaurants from Tai, French, Mexican, Indian and not forgetting the traditional Ulster fry which is a must have breakfast for those contemplating exploring the city.

Both are purpose built concerts halls hosting, plays, operas and many of various international sporting events. "Belfast Giants", our local hockey team play at the Odyssey Arena and most of the time in front of a local crowd of 14.000 enthusiastic fans.

Kelly’s Cellars is located in Bank St, behind the Premark building, just off Royal Avenue if you can’t find it just ask someone Belfast people are always happy to give directions and tell you their life story in the same conversation, Kelly’s cellars is the oldest pub in Belfast. And the bar remains the same since the 1720s, the paint on its walls are older than modern day America; when you enter the bar’s friendly atmosphere you can be assured of a big Céad míle fáilte (1000 welcomes) from the customers and staff who will be happy to serve you a bowl of their famous Irish "stew" or home made soup and for everyone, a cold creamy pint of the black stuff (Guinness) while you relax to the sound of Irish traditional music