Best Attractions near Commercial Court

A soaring 40-metre steel beacon of hope atop Belfast’s historic St Anne’s Cathedral, shining brightly across the city skyline.

Discover Belfast’s vibrant mural at 1 Church St, a vivid testament to the city’s history, culture, and dynamic street art tradition.

Discover the essence of Irish culture at Whites Tavern in Belfast, where history, music, and delectable cuisine come together in a lively pub atmosphere.

Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter blends historic charm with vibrant street art, world-class culture, and lively nightlife in a uniquely creative urban district.

Interactive sensory cocktail experience in Belfast's heart, where taste meets discovery and every drink tells a story.

High Street Belfast: Where historic charm meets vibrant shopping and lively city culture in the heart of Belfast.

Belfast's vibrant contemporary arts centre blending theatre, galleries, and café culture in a welcoming modern space.

Belfast’s vibrant shopping centre with over 80 stores, family-friendly facilities, and easy-access parking in the city centre.

Discover Belfast’s Victorian architectural gem and cultural heart, where history, heritage, and community converge in a stunning public library.

Discover Belfast’s dynamic artist-led gallery showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art and fostering creative community since 1993.

Cornmarket: Belfast’s historic trading heart transformed into a lively cultural and shopping hub with iconic public art.

Immerse yourself in thrilling Game of Thrones escape rooms in Belfast’s historic Church Lane, where teamwork and clever puzzles await.

Historic Crown Entry in Belfast, a moody passageway where revolutionary ideas once took root and the city’s oldest urban fabric endures.

Central Belfast’s vibrant square blending historic grandeur with lively festivals and cultural celebrations year-round.

Discover Belfast’s oldest square, where rich history meets vibrant city life in a lively cultural plaza.

Discover McHugh's Bar & Restaurant, a vibrant pub and dining experience in Belfast's Queen's Square, blending tradition with contemporary flavors.

A bold steel sculpture symbolizing Belfast’s industrial heritage and community spirit in the heart of the city centre.

Step into Belfast’s oldest pub, Kelly’s Cellars, where history, traditional music, and hearty Irish fare blend in a timeless city-centre setting.

Discover Donegall Quay, Belfast’s historic riverside promenade blending maritime heritage, public art, and vibrant urban life along the River Lagan.

Belfast’s oldest Catholic church, a symbol of faith, unity, and history with its Romanesque charm and tranquil Lourdes Grotto.

Discover Belfast’s mysterious past and legends on a captivating walking tour through its iconic streets and hidden stories.

Belfast’s only Victorian shopping arcade, where historic charm meets luxury boutiques and timeless elegance in the heart of the city.

Dive into immersive, themed escape rooms in Belfast where teamwork and clever puzzles unlock thrilling adventures in just 60 minutes.

A 10-metre ceramic mosaic fish celebrating Belfast’s history, mythology, and waterfront regeneration at Donegall Quay.

Belfast’s vibrant shopping centre with over 70 stores, diverse dining, an 8-screen cinema, and panoramic views from the iconic glass Dome.

Explore The Dome in Belfast, a stunning architectural masterpiece offering breathtaking city views and rich cultural history.

Discover panoramic river views and urban charm at Belfast’s iconic Lagan Lookout and Weir, a gateway between city and sea.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere and delicious grill offerings at Queen's Café Bar, the ultimate dining and nightlife destination in Belfast.

A majestic Romanesque Catholic church in Belfast, famed for its soaring spire, sacred relics, and the celebrated artwork of Sir John Lavery.

Experience Belfast’s iconic Baroque Revival masterpiece and vibrant civic heart at the stunning Front of City Hall.

Your essential first stop in Belfast city centre for expert travel advice, tickets, maps, and local insights opposite City Hall.

Belfast's independent cultural sanctuary housing rare collections, world-class exhibitions, and mythology-inspired café.

Expert-led walking tours of Belfast's history, culture, and urban landscape by Blue Badge qualified local guides.

A vibrant Belfast gastropub blending fresh Irish flavors, lively live music, and a quirky, relaxed atmosphere in the city center.

Discover Belfast through the passionate eyes of locals who know every corner, story, and hidden gem.

A serene and symbolic garden beside Belfast City Hall honoring all who lost their lives on the RMS Titanic with a striking memorial and evocative plantings.

Discover Belfast’s majestic City Hall, a Baroque Revival masterpiece and vibrant civic heart with rich history and stunning architecture.

Discover Belfast’s heritage and vibrant culture aboard an open-top hop-on hop-off bus with live guides and flexible 1- or 2-day tickets.

Discover Belfast’s vibrant history and culture at your own pace with an open-top hop-on hop-off bus tour featuring live guides and panoramic city views.

Historic heart of Belfast featuring City Hall, iconic architecture, the Titanic Memorial, and stories of commerce and heritage.

A tranquil memorial garden honouring those who gave their lives for Irish freedom, nestled in Belfast's historic city centre.

A solemn Portland stone cenotaph in Belfast’s Donegall Square honoring the heroic sacrifices of World War I and II soldiers.

Innovative vegan and vegetarian bistro in Belfast offering fresh, locally sourced plant-based dishes in a welcoming, sustainable setting.

Step into Belfast’s Georgian Poor House, where history, heritage, and care intertwine in tranquil gardens at Clifton House.

Belfast’s iconic entertainment and conference venue blending architectural elegance with cultural vibrancy in the heart of the city.

Discover the vivid House Targaryen stained glass window at Odyssey Point, a dazzling tribute to Game of Thrones in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter.

Belfast’s vibrant Victorian market blending fresh local produce, crafts, antiques, and live music in a historic city centre setting.

Belfast’s oldest covered market: a weekend feast of food, crafts, music and history under a soaring Victorian roof.