Get on and off at any stop as often as you like. Perfect for exploring Titanic Belfast, the Cathedral Quarter, and more at your own pace.
Expert guides share stories about Belfast’s history, culture, and landmarks. Commentary is included with your ticket.
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Our hop-on hop-off bus tour is the easiest way to see Belfast. The route covers the city’s must-see sights, including Titanic Belfast, the City Hall, Stormont, and the Cathedral Quarter. You can stay on for a full loop with live commentary or hop off at any stop to explore on foot.
Buses run regularly throughout the day. Check the timetable for seasonal times and the route map to plan your day. Many visitors combine the tour with a visit to the Titanic Quarter or a walk around the historic centre.
Booking online is simple: choose your date and ticket type. Use a discount code at checkout if you have one.
Most visitors use the hop-on hop-off bus as their main way to get around Belfast. Here is a typical day and what you can expect from start to finish.
Many passengers board at City Hall or the main city-centre stop. The first loop (about 1 hour 15 minutes) is ideal for listening to the live commentary and seeing the full route. You will pass Titanic Quarter, Stormont, the Cathedral Quarter, and the waterfront. Sit on the open-top deck if the weather is fine for the best views and photos.
On the second time around, hop off where you want to explore. Titanic Belfast is the most popular stop—allow at least two to three hours. Other options include City Hall for the centre and shops, or the Cathedral Quarter for lunch and street art. Check the timetable so you know when the next bus will pass your stop.
When you are ready, wait at the same stop (or a nearby one on the route) and board the next bus with the same ticket. No need to book a time—just show your ticket when you get on. Buses usually run every 30–60 minutes depending on the season. You can repeat this as many times as you like within your ticket’s validity (24 or 48 hours).
Dress for the weather: the top deck can be windy or sunny. If it rains, the lower deck is covered. Have your ticket ready on your phone or as a print-out. Buses are wheelchair-accessible where possible—contact the operator for specific needs. For route and times, use the map and timetable on this site.
"Did the full loop first—commentary was brilliant. Then hopped off at Titanic Belfast. Bus came every 30 mins. Would definitely do again."
"Family of four—kids loved the open top. Good value for 48h. We used it over two days and saw everything we wanted."
"Best way to see Belfast for the first time. Driver was really knowledgeable. Booked online with a code and saved a few quid."
The world-leading visitor attraction tells the story of the RMS Titanic. Hop off at this stop to explore the galleries and slipways. Allow at least two to three hours for a full visit.
The iconic City Hall is at the heart of the city. Free tours run regularly. The stop here is ideal for exploring the city centre, shops, and cafés.
Historic streets, street art, and a lively food and drink scene. Perfect for an afternoon or evening. Check the timetable for last buses if you stay late.
Book your hop-on hop-off tickets online. Your ticket is valid from first use—show it on your phone or as a print-out when you board. Buses are wheelchair-accessible where possible; contact the operator for specific needs.
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