- Titanic Hotel Belfast offers a distillery experience from £209/€240 per room.
- The package includes a guided tour of Titanic Distillers and artisan truffles.
- The hotel occupies the former Harland & Wolff headquarters.
- Autumn cultural events include Northern Threads and the Belfast International Arts Festival.
- Belfast is easily accessible from Dublin by train or car.
Belfast’s autumn calendar is packed with cultural events, and Titanic Hotel Belfast is offering an atmospheric way to discover two of the city’s most famous stories with its Titanic Distillers Experience. Available from £209/€240 per room for two people, including breakfast, the package combines an overnight stay with a Titanic Distillers Signature Tour, plus award-winning Irish whiskey and artisan truffles waiting in guests’ rooms on arrival. Titanic Hotel Belfast occupies the beautifully restored former Harland & Wolff headquarters, where Titanic and many of the world’s great ocean liners were designed.
Just moments away, Titanic Distillers is housed in the historic Thompson Dock Pumphouse, where RMS Titanic once stood during her fitting out, now home to Belfast’s first working whiskey distillery in almost 90 years. The experience includes a guided tour exploring Belfast’s whiskey heritage, the distillation process, and the story behind the revival of whiskey production on this historic site, followed by a guided tasting. Guests can return to the hotel before enjoying a breakfast in the Wolff Grill the following morning.
The city’s cultural events include Northern Threads, the fashion exhibition at Titanic Belfast, continuing until 30 September, and European Heritage Open Days on 12-13 September. The Belfast International Arts Festival returns from 14 October to 8 November for its 64th edition, bringing more than 200 events to over 30 venues. Belfast’s thriving restaurant and bar scene, live music, shopping, and compact city centre make it an ideal destination for an autumn weekend away.
Avila Lipsett shared, “The Titanic Distillers Experience offers an atmospheric way to discover two of Belfast’s most famous stories – shipbuilding and whiskey.”
