Situated in Belfast City Centre, this golfing destination is worth a look. But you'll find lots more to discover in the area. Titanic Belfast, SSE Arena, and Belfast Castle are within easy reach of CitiGolf.

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Tours & day trips

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Guided Day Tour of Giant's Causeway from Belfast by Comfortable Coach

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Private & custom tours

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Private Political History & Murals Tour Belfast

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Food, drink & nightlife

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If Buildings Could Talk Tour Belfast

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Adventure & outdoor

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Northern Ireland Tour with Transfer by VIP Mercedes V-Class

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Attractions

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Titanic Belfast Entrance Ticket: Titanic Visitor Experience Including SS No...

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Ulster Hall

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