The Hotels

Located in the heart of Belfast, the Ibis Belfast Queens Quarter offers easy access to the famous Golden Mile boasting fine dining restaurants, bars and boutiques. Guests can unwind in spacious rooms decorated in peach tones that come fitted with TVs, work desks, air conditioning and en suite facilities and satisfy their appetites with a variety of breakfast and dinner options served on site.

Ibis Belfast City Centre awaits travellers in the heart of the city and offers contemporary accommodation in air-conditioned rooms which come complete with flat-screen TVs, hot drink-making facilities, and en suite bathrooms. 

Westeros Tour of Game of Thrones Film Locations

Fans of the Game of Thrones series are invited to explore Northern Ireland to discover the filming locations of the fictional region of Westeros. During the trip, travellers will visit the cave of Cushendun, the Ballintoy Harbour where Theon Greyjoy comes back to Pyke Harbour, the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, Larrybane, and The Dark Hedges.

These tours are independently operated by McComb’s Coach Travel. They are not sponsored, endorsed, or affiliated with HBO or anyone associated with Game of Thrones.

Groupon’s Guide to Belfast

Also known as the economic engine of Northern Ireland, Belfast is a cosmopolitan city combining a rich heritage with contemporary perks. Once the home of the Irish linen industry and the famous Harland and Wolff shipbuilders, Belfast is one of the most visited cities in Europe, boasting over 8 million visitors every year.

Guests can get a breath of fresh air with a stroll through the large number of parks and open spaces, while history enthusiasts may visit several historic sites, such as the Albert Memorial Clock, raised in the 19th century in Gothic style, or the famous Stormont Castle, the main meeting place of the country’s Executive. A short walk from the River Lagan and the Waterfront Hall, shopping seekers may find plenty of opportunities to buy traditional Irish products in St George’s Market, the last surviving Victorian covered market in Belfast. Dining options are enriched by traditional bars where guests may have a taste of the local ales and wines, while the restaurants offer a wide variety of Irish specialties including the well-known Irish Stew, a famous dish dating back to the 19th century, made from lamb or mutton as well as potatoes, onions, and parsley.