Belfast, Belfast, County Antrim, County Antrim BT13WHBelfast Waterfront is a spectacular venue and Northern Ireland’s premier destination for awards ceremonies, gala dinners, exhibitions, conferences, product launches and corporate hospitality, as well as international conventions and world class concerts and sports events. Since it opened in 1997 Belfast Waterfront has slowly established itself as one of Europe’s top conference destinations with ultra-modern facilities and a versatility that allows it to welcome groups ranging in size from 10 to 2000 people. Featuring a gorgeous main auditorium which holds 2223 and a studio which seats 380 as well as 14 meeting rooms, it is little wonder that in such a short space of time the Belfast Waterfront has managed to stage over 2,400 conferences and more than 3,800 entertainment and performance events.
In this time the Belfast Waterfront has also become a popular music venue for the world’s top artists and performers and has hosted shows by such diverse artists as Billy Connolly, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Lesley Garrett and Shirley Bassey as well as Ronan Keating, Beverley Knight, Tom Jones, Dolly Parton, Van Morrison and James Brown. It has also attracted a sparkling line up of high profile visitors from HRH the Prince of Wales, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and the Dalai Lama. Belfast Waterfront is a glorious venue that has played a massive role in Belfast’s social and economic regeneration and has welcomed more than 5 million visitors. A must-see on any visit to Northern Ireland.
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