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Flights to Belfast (BHD) from BRL5,018
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Top Belfast attractions
Titanic Belfast
This unmissable landmark building pays homage to Belfast’s maritime history.
The Botanic Gardens
An enormous park home to some of the world’s oldest seed plants and a variety of tropical flora.
The Giant’s Causeway
Tour this natural wonder born from an ancient volcanic eruption.
What's the weather in Belfast?
July sees an average temperature of 15°C (59°F), but always be prepared for unpredictable rain as the weather in Belfast is never quite sure what it wants to do.