Sheffield to Belfast train

To experience Belfast's main attractions, including the Titanic Belfast, the Ulster Museum, and a tour of the city's murals, a stay of 2 to 3 days is ideal.

Booking trains from Sheffield to Belfast in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons or for long journeys, to ensure availability and secure better fares.

The journey from Sheffield to Belfast by train involves travelling through picturesque landscapes, including the rolling hills of the Peak District and the scenic countryside of Northern England. However, the journey requires a ferry crossing from a port such as Liverpool or Cairnryan, making it a multi-modal trip where parts of the train journey may offer notable views.

In Belfast, you can explore Crumlin Road Gaol for a glimpse into its historic prison past, take a Black Taxi Tour to learn about the city's political history and murals, and enjoy a scenic walk along the Lagan Towpath. Visit the Cathedral Quarter for its lively arts scene and nightlife, and hike in Cave Hill Country Park for stunning city views. Discover Titanic Belfast, an interactive museum about the Titanic's history, and enjoy panoramic views from Belfast Castle. Don't miss St. George's Market for local produce and live music, the Ulster Museum for art and history, and the Victorian-era Botanic Gardens.

The train distance from Sheffield to Belfast is 321 km.

The cheapest way to get from Sheffield to Belfast is by flight, costing approximately £23.

Currently, there is no direct train service available from Sheffield to Belfast.

To get from Sheffield to Belfast, you can choose from several travel options including flight, ferry and coach.

There is no night train service from Sheffield to Belfast.