Friday
- Evening
Maggie May's
Ulster fry · $ · Botanic AvenueLand soft: The proper Ulster fry — soda farl, potato bread, white pudding, the lot.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Dinner-grade kitchen worth lingering at
- ·Keeps you in Botanic Avenue — short walk from your other stops
Saturday
- MorningBotanic Gardens & Palm HouseOutdoors · University Quarter
1840 curvilinear glasshouse beside Queen's University red brick.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Best early — lighter crowds before noon
- ·Keeps you in University Quarter — short walk from your other stops
- Lunch
Mourne Seafood Bar
Seafood · $$ · Bank SquareDay-boat oysters and chowder — start with the seafood platter.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Strong lunch option, quick enough to keep the day moving
- ·Keeps you in Bank Square — short walk from your other stops
- AfternoonSt George's MarketFood & Drink · Markets
Friday–Sunday Victorian covered market — Belfast Bap, oysters and live jazz.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Holds up in the afternoon energy lull
- ·Keeps you in Markets — short walk from your other stops
- Evening
Free night plan
Grab a bottle, walk to a viewpoint or waterfront, and watch the city light up. Costs nothing.
Sunday
- MorningTitanic BelfastCulture · Titanic Quarter
Six-floor experience on the slipway where RMS Titanic was built.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Best early — lighter crowds before noon
- ·Keeps you in Titanic Quarter — short walk from your other stops
- AfternoonCathedral QuarterNightlife · Cathedral Quarter
Cobbled lanes of pubs, trad sessions and the Duke of York's bottle wall.
Why this pick- ·Light on the wallet without feeling cheap
- ·Holds up in the afternoon energy lull
- ·Keeps you in Cathedral Quarter — short walk from your other stops
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