When to go à BELFAST ?

Belfast's weather is subject to a humid, oceanic Northern Irish climate, so the weather can change dramatically several times throughout the day. Temperatures in Belfast hover around 0°C in the depths of winter, while they climb timidly into the 20s in summer. Either way, it's always good to be prepared for a rain shower in Belfast.

When to go to Belfast? The Northern Irish climate is oceanic, relatively mild and humid. In autumn, temperatures are around 10°C, while winters are, except in exceptional cases, quite mild and temperatures range from 3 to 8°C. Spring can still be quite cool and summers, while pleasant, rarely exceed 20°C. That being said, it appears that the best time to visit Belfast is from May to September, which is the peak tourist season, although ultimately the rest of the year is also suitable for visiting the Northern Irish capital. So when to go to Belfast? Ideally from spring to early autumn.