Join our unforgettable tour, André Rieu Live in Belfast, which includes an evening with André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra in Northern Ireland.

André Rieu Live in Belfast Available Departures:

• Fly direct from Edinburgh – from £609pp
• Fly direct from Glasgow – from £599pp
• Dates and prices on this page are based on departures flying from Edinburgh & Glasgow only
• Flights also available from UK airports -Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Exeter, Liverpool John Lennon, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Luton, London Stansted, Manchester & Newcastle

André Rieu Live in Belfast Tour Highlights:

• See the captivating ‘King of the Waltz’ in action
• Included half-day city tour of Belfast, including Titanic Belfast
• Full-day excursion to the Giant’s Causeway and Glens of Antrim
• Free time to explore Belfast under your own steam

Price Includes

• A seated ticket to see André Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra at the SSE Arena in Belfast (face value £70) – ticket upgrades available
• Three nights bed and breakfast accommodation at either the ibis Belfast City Centre Hotel, the
• Ramada by Wyndham or the Titanic Hotel
• Half-day city tour and full-day excursion to the Giant’s Causeway and Glens of Antrim
• Coach travel and transfers throughout
• Return flights to Belfast from a choice of regional airports
• Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager

Single supplements apply. Offer is subject to availability.

André Rieu Live in Belfast Itinerary

Day One – Fly to Belfast

Upon arrival, meet your friendly tour manager and transfer to your choice of hotel.

Relax, unwind and spend the rest of the day at leisure, no doubt looking forward to a fabulous break ahead.

Day Two – Included city tour, Titanic Belfast and Andre Riéu concert

Join your friendly tour manager this morning for a guided introduction to Belfast. Highlights will include major landmarks such as City Hall, Queen’s and Stormont Castle – seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly and a stunning sight gradually revealed from the rising approach road. During the tour you’ll also see West Belfast’s celebrated Peace Wall, the political murals of the Shankhill and Falls roads, and the ultra-modern developments of the regenerated docks area, crowned by the breathtaking Titanic Quarter, home to Titanic Belfast.

Titanic Belfast stands on the site where RMS Titanic was constructed over a century ago. Developed as much as a tribute to the days of shipbuilding in the city as in commemoration of the ill-fated liner that met her untimely end on her maiden voyage in 1912, Titanic Belfast is a dramatic, innovative and exciting presentation of the real story of the famous ship.Wander through its nine fascinating galleries, housed in one of the most eye-catching buildings to have been built in the UK for years.

The afternoon is free to spend at your leisure. Perhaps choose to soak up the local atmosphere in one of the city centre’s traditional pubs before heading by coach to the SSE Arena for tonight’s concert, the undoubted highlight of the trip.

Acknowledged as one of the world’s greatest living musical legends, André Rieu was classically trained and is now an accomplished violinist, an excellent conductor and a truly great showman. Rapt audiences sway with his delightful music, hum along and even dance in the aisles, so prepare yourself for a truly unforgettable evening.

Day Three – Giants Causeway and Glens of Antrim tour

Today you’ll discover the breathtakingly scenic Antrim Coast, where the Nine Glens lead to the sea and to the world-famous Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO-listed site.

This astonishing collection of closely-packed basalt columns, and acting as stepping-stones into the Atlantic from beneath the wild, windswept cliffs, is a remarkable sight. In fact formed 60-million years ago by a volcanic explosion, the stories of the Causeway’s origin – it’s said to have been built by the Irish hero and giant Finn MacCool so that he could cross to Scotland and do battle with a rival Scottish giant – are much more interesting to non-geologists. Although there is a minibus to take visitors to the Causeway from the visitor centre (payable locally), the energetic can walk the mile or so along the cliff path to be rewarded with some breathtaking views.

Your journey back to the hotel takes you along the Causeway Coastal Road, past more spectacular views. Highlights of the wonderfully scenic drive will include bustling Ballycastle, a drive through the colour-washed village of Glenarm and stunning Glenariff – the Queen of the Glens.

Spend your final evening in Belfast at leisure, enjoying the city’s lively nightlife and wide range of restaurants.

Day Four – Fly home

Depending on the time of your flight, you may have time to continue your exploration of Belfast under your own steam today, before heading home after a marvellous break.