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Weather Conditions in Belfast
With four distinct seasons across the year, you need to know the best time to visit Belfast before booking your tour! This handy guide has all the information you need for you to decide for yourself what that may be. After all, it comes down to the experiences you wish to have.
Between February and April, Belfast sees the coming of spring, a vibrant and refreshing time to be in the city. Flowers take over every street and corner, making even a stroll down the street seem like an experience. Besides the pleasant weather, events like the Belfast Film Festival and Spring Fair & Flower Show are great seasonal activities.
April to June sees summer come to the city, along with a rise in tourism. Most people consider this the best time to go to Belfast, especially since the weather is nice and warm, the days are long, and schools are out. Look out for events like Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival and outdoor beer festivals.
July to October prepares you for the winter with temperatures dropping and autumnal shades taking over the city. What remains though, is the high number of interesting things to do, including visiting the marketplace, sightseeing or attending an open-air event.
November to February are the coldest months of the year, which many don’t see as the best time to visit Belfast. But that’s part of why it is! You can get some great deals, enjoy snowfall, experience sights without extra crowds and partake in thrilling Christmas and New Year celebrations.
So now that you know about the entire year, you can decide which season is the best time to go to Belfast. Once you’ve made up your mind, speak with SOTC and get yourself a package today.
