Like any city with a rich cultural heritage, Belfast is covered with vibrant street art. From the Cathedral Quarter to the MAC, here are the best places to see art in the capital of Northern Ireland.
The Cathedral Quarter is the epicentre of street art in Belfast. It has played host to several festivals throughout the years. Both local and visiting artists have graced the area with some incredible murals. Highlights include MTO’s Son of Protagoras and Conor Harrington’s The Duel of Belfast, Dance by Candlelight. You can reach the Cathedral Quarter from the centre of Belfast in 10 minutes on foot.
There are various sculptures around the city, but The Salmon of Knowledge (also known as The Big Fish) has become one of its most famous. Designed by John Kindness, the 10m (33ft) fish is made of ceramic tiles with passages about the history of Belfast written on them. You can find the sculpture on Donegall Quay, a 10-minute walk from the centre.
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