When you've finished at this Belfast City Centre glass greenhouse, why not check out Titanic Belfast, SSE Arena, and Belfast Castle? They're near Tropical Ravine House and also popular with travelers.

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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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World Famous Belfast City Centre Black Cab/Taxi Tour 2 Hours

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Food, drink & nightlife

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Belfast: McConnell's -Belfast's newest distillery Experience

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Belfast: City Centre Beer Bike Tour

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

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Popular places to visit

Belfast Botanic Gardens

4.5/5(54 reviews)

Appreciate the diverse range of tropical plants in the historic greenhouses of this park and visit Northern Ireland’s largest museum.

Queen's University of Belfast

4.5/5(73 reviews)

Take a campus tour or just explore the area of Queen's University of Belfast, during your trip to Belfast. Discover the acclaimed theater scene in this walkable area, or seek out the local tours.

Ulster Museum

4.5/5(47 reviews)

The Ulster Museum stands in the Botanic Gardens on the south side of Belfast. Northern Ireland’s largest museum and part of National Museums Northern Ireland, it’s home to a vast trove of treasures spanning archaeology, history, art and the natural sciences.

Lisburn Road

4/5(24 reviews)

During your visit to Belfast, you can do some window-shopping at Lisburn Road. Savor the area's bars and restaurants.

Crown Liquor Saloon

Take time out from sightseeing to stop for a few drinks in this world-famous pub, a masterpiece of Victorian design that is beautiful inside and out.

Ulster Hall

4.5/5(31 reviews)

Ulster Hall is at the heart of Belfast and at the heart of some of Northern Ireland’s key cultural and political events. The music venue, nicknamed the Grand Dame of Bedford Street by locals, has hosted some of Ireland’s and Britain’s most famous names ever since it opened in 1862.