Visit West Belfast
Visiting West Belfast
Belfast (or BéalFeirste to give it its Irish name) is Ireland’s second city and is unlike any other place on this Island. Ask anyone about Belfast and they’ll tell you which part of it is the most bustling, happening and vibrant. Without a doubt, it’s the West!
Known throughout the world as a hotbed of political invention and a platform for social progress, West Belfast is now a must-see destination for any visitor.
There is plenty to do and see during your time in West Belfast, from the Peace Wall which is located between the Falls Road and the Shankill Road to Clonard Monastery and the many colourful murals which tell stories about the history and people of West Belfast.
How To Get To West Belfast
There is a range of public transport available to reach West Belfast.
West Belfast is accessible by foot, car, bus, train and cycling. We are located 100 miles from Dublin & 70 miles from Derry.
- Visit West Belfast By Car – West Belfast has multiple access points from Westlink and M1 motorways.
- Visit West Belfast By Taxi – All seven Belfast Taxi CIC routes through West Belfast departing from the King Street depot in Belfast city centre.
- Visit West Belfast By Bus – The new Translink ‘Glider’ service departing City Centre travels along West Belfast’s main arterial routes Falls Road, Andersonstown Road and Stewartstown Road until it reaches the Colin Transport Hub.
- Visit West Belfast By Foot – West Belfast is only a few minutes walk from Belfast City Centre. Exit from Castle Street, or Grosvenor Road to reach The Falls Road.
