Belfast City Centre Pubs
Sure the craic is good! Our pub tour covers six pubs in the city centre and the price incudes a bowl of stew and a beverage in one of the bars. Customers can buy further beverages as we visit each hostelry. There’s a story at each bar; enjoy!
The ever popular Sunflower Bar. The iconic street art in this area of Belfast is legendary. The Sunflower hosts comedy and music nights and its security gates were typical of pub and club front doors during The Troubles.
The Northern Whig building, in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter was constructed in 1820. The building has gone through a variety of uses from a ‘Gentleman’s Club’, then offices for the Northern Whig newspaper until 1963, after which it was just office space. It was also damaged in the 1941 Belfast Blitz. The building finally became a bar in 1997.
Pubs of the Belfast Entries
White’s Tavern and The Morning Star.
Other famous Belfast bars
Quaint low ceilings of Kelly Cellars and the skills of Italian tilers on show at the Crown Bar, complete with snugs inside.
