

by Belfast Pub Crawl
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The Belfast Traditional Irish Pub Crawl with 5 Pubs and Live Music lasts about three and a half hours. The public tour starts at 7.30pm and finishes around 11pm. The group meets at the Albert Clock at 8pm, where a local guide begins leading visitors through the city streets. The walk includes passing through some hidden alleyways and viewing notable street art while the guide shares light history and stories about Belfast and its pubs. The crawl visits five pubs in total. The first pub is McHugh's, the oldest pub building in Belfast dating back to 1711, featuring local beers, live music, and artwork. The second pub is another historic building from 1798, offering live music and Irish dancers on Saturday nights. The third pub is Kelly's Cellars, known for having the longest running alcohol licence in Belfast since 1720, with a unique atmosphere, low ceilings, live music, and a history of celebrity visitors. The fourth pub is White's Tavern, first licensed in 1630, which now includes three attached pubs less than three years old, featuring DJs, live music, and a Guinness-only pub. The final stop is a newer pub located in the lively Cathedral Quarter, with live music and a lively atmosphere to end the night. Two of the pubs provide a free whiskey, Irish cream, or apple sours with the purchase of the first drink. Alcoholic drinks are included in the crawl, and Friday tours include free nightclub entry. After the final pub, guests may stay as long as they wish. Private pub crawls are available any time from 2pm to 8pm throughout the week.
McHugh's
This pub is Belfast's oldest building used as a pub, dating back to 1711. It features local artwork, live music, and serves local beers. Guests spend about 45 minutes here.
45 min
Historic pub from 1798
This pub dates back to 1798 and offers live music regularly. On Saturday nights, Irish dancers perform. Visitors spend approximately 45 minutes here.
45 min
Kelly's Cellars
Kelly's Cellars holds the longest-running alcohol licence in Belfast since 1720. It has a low-ceilinged interior and has hosted celebrity visitors. The pub offers a lively atmosphere with live music for about 45 minutes.
45 min
White's Tavern
Licenced in 1630, White's Tavern is one of Belfast's oldest pubs. It is connected to three newer pubs less than three years old that feature DJs, live music, and a Guinness-only pub. Guests spend around 45 minutes here.
45 min
Pub in Cathedral Quarter
This newer pub is located in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter and features live music and a lively atmosphere. This final stop lasts about 15 minutes, but guests may remain longer after the official tour ends.
15 min
We meet at the iconic Albert Clock which is situation between the Merchant Hotel and McHughs pub beside the river Lagan
End point
The tour ends are our final stop, The Thirsty Goat with great live music