Visit Belfast

Explore the Titanic Belfast Museum, a world-class visitor attraction dedicated to the RMS Titanic's story, located in the ship's birthplace.

Visit London, capital of England and the United Kingdom. See the Tower of London (historic castle housing the Crown Jewels and ravens), ride the London Eye (giant Ferris wheel with panoramic city views), explore the British Museum (home to the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies), and watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (ceremonial tradition with red-coated soldiers).

Visit Edinburgh, Scotland's historic capital. Explore Edinburgh Castle (perched on Castle Rock with the Crown Jewels and Stone of Destiny), stroll the Royal Mile (historic thoroughfare linking the castle to Holyrood Palace), see the National Museum of Scotland (showcasing Scottish history and natural world), and hike up Arthur's Seat (an ancient volcano offering panoramic city views).

Visit Cardiff, capital of Wales. Explore Cardiff Castle (a medieval fortress with Roman origins and Victorian Gothic interiors), stroll through Bute Park (a large green space along the River Taff with arboretum and historic landmarks), see the National Museum Cardiff (home to Impressionist art and natural history exhibits), and catch a rugby match at the Principality Stadium (iconic 74,500-seat venue for international sports and events).

Discover Giant's Causeway, rugged glens, and vibrant Belfast of Northern Ireland

Discover Northern Ireland's hexagonal rock formations

Visit Liverpool, a historic port city in northwest England. Explore the Royal Albert Dock (UNESCO World Heritage site with museums and waterfront dining), see The Beatles Story exhibition (dedicated to the iconic band's history and memorabilia), tour Anfield Stadium (home of Liverpool FC with its famous Kop stand), and admire the two cathedrals (Liverpool Cathedral, the largest in the UK, and the modernist Metropolitan Cathedral).

Visit Glasgow, Scotland's largest city. Explore the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (home to Salvador Dalí's Christ of Saint John of the Cross and a vast natural history collection), stroll through the Glasgow Botanic Gardens (featuring Victorian glasshouses like the Kibble Palace), admire the Gothic architecture of Glasgow Cathedral (one of Scotland's few medieval cathedrals to survive the Reformation), and experience the vibrant music scene at venues like Barrowland Ballroom.