Belfast Welcome Centre

47 Donegall Place, Belfast , Northern Ireland, United Kingdom - Phone: 028 90246609
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    41 reviews 7 travel blogs 2 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Tourist/visitor center

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    1of 155 attractions in Belfast

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Belfast Welcome Centre

  • 1

    All the way up to Belfast

    Tom, the owner (yes, another Tom), is a retired chef, who also taught culinary arts at the local college, so breakfast was quite spectacular for a B&B. There were croissants as good as any we've ever had, and scones, and several bowls of assorted preserves and compotes for it all, along with fruit, several different selections of dry cereal, …

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  • 1

    Day 8 - Belfast, Northern Ireland

    ... ! I am pleased to say that I finally bought a souvenier(sp?) for myself! I bought myself a beautiful Belleek vase in the Belfast Welcome Center gift shop, and I think it will look very nice in my spare room! I'm just not sure how I'll get it home in ...

  • 2

    Belfast

    18 photos

    ... . It was hysterical, although the least politically correct thing I've seen in a while. We got a late lunch, visited the Belfast Welcome Centre, which was oddly the only place I saw in the entire city where you could buy Belfast/Northern Ireland/etc. ...

  • 3

    Giant troubles

    ... by a guy doing tourism surveys... he was pretty cute and very friendly. He gave me his phone number... The Belfast Welcome Centre is basically a shop with tourist information. The information section was pretty busy at first so I had a look around ...

  • 4

    All the way up to Belfast

    ... isn’t a straight shot from Galway to Belfast, so we just followed the GPS, and got there just fine. Once into Belfast, we headed straight to the Welcome Centre. There aren’t any B&Bs in Belfast, so we had to find a hotel. We ended up at ...

  • 5

    Ferries, Glasgow, Belfast and more...

    15 photos

    ... pie, which was one of the nicer pies I've had of late. We then headed out again thinking of going back to the Belfast Welcome Centre (which was where we picked up the tour bus flyer) for information about other tours - there's a Giant's Causeway tour ...

  • 6

    Belfast: Hay look more rain!

    7 photos

    ... , that's what I want from my tourists. I found a big standing map thing outside and managed to navigate my way to the tourist welcome centre. On the way I got rained on. No, I got poured on. There's a very important distinction. I also managed to find ...

  • 7

    Sunday Evening

    Following church I went over to the Belfast Welcome Center to do the requisite souvenir shopping and plan my upcoming week.  I decided on a bus tour of the city for Monday, a day trip out to Giants Causeway and Bushmills Distillery for Tuesday and ...