Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Cindy de Leon (7 months ago)
Belfast castle has breathtaking views. You’re able to walk inside and open many doors to spacious rooms. Come earlier in the day and take advantage of the cave path which will have you walk up a high point of a mountain and allow you to view the city.
Belfast castle has breathtaking views. You’re able to walk inside and open many doors to spacious rooms. Come earlier in the day and take advantage of the cave path which will have you walk up a high point of a mountain and allow you to view the city.
Rhiannah Warm (7 months ago)
Walked around the grounds and used the lovely well appointed toilets. Doors to them were very large so don't leave much space to get into the cubicle especially if you have mobility issues. Generally a lovely relaxed environment.
Walked around the grounds and used the lovely well appointed toilets. Doors to them were very large so don't leave much space to get into the cubicle especially if you have mobility issues. Generally a lovely relaxed environment.
John Phelan (7 months ago)
This is certainly in my top five places to visit in Belfast. The castle itself is beautiful to look at, but it also hosts beautiful gardens and there are lots of loop walks to be taken around its surroundings. You can either take small loops around the adjacent gardens or take a full hike up the mountain behind. There are a number of carparks that we noted, one either side of the castle, but both were reasonably busy on the two occasions we visited so I would recommend visiting reasonably early to find parking easily. Reasonable fitness is needed fir the longer walks, but the immediate gardens are easy to walk however there are a number of steps that must be navigated.
This is certainly in my top five places to visit in Belfast. The castle itself is beautiful to look at, but it also hosts beautiful gardens and there are lots of loop walks to be taken around its surroundings. You can either take small loops around the adjacent gardens or take a full hike up the mountain behind. There are a number of carparks that we noted, one either side of the castle, but both were reasonably busy on the two occasions we visited so I would recommend visiting reasonably early to find parking easily. Reasonable fitness is needed fir the longer walks, but the immediate gardens are easy to walk however there are a number of steps that must be navigated.
Steve “Sparky” (7 months ago)
Beautiful building with panoramic views over Belfast. Lovely gardens and a nice coffee shop on the lower level. There is a restaurant but it wasn't open when we visited. There is also several walking routes around to adjoining land "cavehill country" park. We didn't attempt them as they were gravel paths and some were quite hilly - we had a wheelchair user with us, ( in an old hospital type wheelchair), the terrain didn't suit - But it looked interesting and went as far as the Belfast Zoo
Beautiful building with panoramic views over Belfast. Lovely gardens and a nice coffee shop on the lower level. There is a restaurant but it wasn't open when we visited. There is also several walking routes around to adjoining land "cavehill country" park. We didn't attempt them as they were gravel paths and some were quite hilly - we had a wheelchair user with us, ( in an old hospital type wheelchair), the terrain didn't suit - But it looked interesting and went as far as the Belfast Zoo
Ivan Close (2 years ago)
The grounds are beautiful and the view from the castle across Belfast are stunning. There is also a great restaurant which you would find hard to fault the food. Remember to see if you can spot the cats in the gardens!!
The grounds are beautiful and the view from the castle across Belfast are stunning. There is also a great restaurant which you would find hard to fault the food. Remember to see if you can spot the cats in the gardens!!
