Why Belfast?
Belfast, the city of CS Lewis and natural beauty
Can't mention Belfast without mentioning the ocean liner Titanic, once famous for being the largest ocean liner in the world, thus sinking in 1912. Opening in 2012, one hundred years after the sinking, Titanic Belfast, an open interactive museum opened.
Belfast Murals are a lasting legacy and are dotted throughout the city, telling the stories of Belfast and can be enjoyed as a tour group or alone. Belfast is steeped in musical history and heritage. You can walk through certain parts of the city on any night of the year, thus guaranteed to stumble into a pub or club with live music. The incredible exports of music include the likes of Van Morrison, Snow Patrol, The Divine Comedy and Ash.
CAFÉS
My favorite cafés in Belfast
The Lamppost Café
One of a kind, and becoming on of Belfast's most loved cafés. A stones throw away from CS Lewis Square and is not to be missed.
Address:
19 Upper Newtownards Road
What I like about it
Winner of the Eastside award for Foodie Destination 2018. Think of CS Lewis writing.
Grand Café
A vibrant and contemporary atmosphere, with its laid-back coolness and spirited Belfast charm, it is a place where one can unwind with a long latte, savour a bistro bite, or simply enjoy a glass of Sauvignon.
Address:
9-15 Bedford Street
What I like about it
The Grand Café strikes a balance between everyday comfort and effortless elegance, beckoning passersby to step inside and linger awhile.
Panama Café
South American-inspired brunch dishes, expertly crafted coffee, and a selection of fine wines and cocktails.
Address:
3 McClintock St
What I like about it
Our café is open to four-legged visitors, so you can enjoy delicious food and drinks with your furry friends by your side.
Gallery
My photos from Belfast
