Belfast

 Dalia Al-Dujaili

United Kingdom

In a City Known For Its Troubles, AVA Festival Is All About Unity

Traversing Belfast's Techno Spots with Marion Hawkes

Jordan Nocturne

Originally destined to be a short-term pop-up, Freight is difficult to miss as it's housed in two shipping containers on the main Newtownards Road. It's brunch and dinner filled with Belfast character - the crispy shrimp po'boy is my pick, and if you ask for Christy you'll be well looked after!

A 'town square' in the traditional sense of the word. Enjoy a coffee and watch the diverse characters who have made the square home - from skate crews to edgy Gen-Z kids hanging out with their friends.

Dumplings & cocktails set to a soundtrack of balearic, disco or whatever fits the vibe.

Home to some of Belfast's most exciting creatives and independent artists, Vault is a community-driven collective of art studios based in an imposing former school building. From circus performers to musicians it's a genuine haven for eccentricity and art.

I came across rivet on the recommendation of my friend Timmy Stewart, who I run The Night Institute alongside. Run by one of Belfast's original rave crew, Ricky Johnston, I recently got kitted out from the comfort of Ricky's garage.

If you can brave the queue, your hangover is sorted. My tip is to pop to the off-licence down the road whilst waiting, grab a cold Estrella, and take your sandwich over to Stormont park and hope security doesn't notice.

Jordan Nocturne's Guide To Belfast

Skateboarding

Coffee

City Square

CS Lewis Square

Brunch

Dinner

Restaurant

Freight

Community

Charity

The Arts

Art Studio

Vault Artist Studios

Sandwich

Food

Coffee Shop

General Merchants

Dumplings

Cocktails

Yugo East, (Lottie)

Tokyo

Berlin

Byron Bay

Chandigarh

Scotland

Amman

Madrid

Bengaluru

Dubai

Casablanca

Barbados

Zurich

Nearby

Amsterdam

 Socio-cultural

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Wellness

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