Belfast comes into its own on a chilly winter Sunday, offering cosy corners, cultural gems and warm welcomes across the city.
Start your day at St George’s Market, where the buzz of live music, the taste of the legendary Belfast Bap and the craic at the Belfast Times stall instantly lift the winter chill.
From there, wander to the Ulster Museum, perfect for lovers of art, natural history and filled with fascinating stories that can easily fill an afternoon.
In the bustling Cathedral Quarter, The Mac exhibitions are always worth visiting and you can warm up with a coffee break in their cosy cafe.
If you’re craving something immersive, Titanic Belfast offers a world-class experience, guiding you through the city’s shipbuilding past with dramatic displays and interactive exhibits.
For families or the simply curious, W5 provides hands-on fun and a bright indoor escape from the cold.
And if you don’t mind braving the crisp air, a walk up Cave Hill rewards you with sweeping views over a frosty Belfast skyline.
Cold weather or not, the city makes Sundays unforgettable.
