Welcome to Belfast and the ICC
Belfast is a vibrant city in Northern Ireland renowned for history and culture. It is the home of the Academy's Enterprise Hub and along with the Irish Academy of engineering both organisations are committed to raising the profile of engineering and technology across all of Ireland. We hope that the information provided here will enrich your stay and ground your conference experience in a real sense of place. From guided walking tours that explore the city’s industrial and engineering heritage, to visits to world‑class cultural venues, museums and galleries within easy reach of the ICC.
Find out more information below about how to get to the conference venue (the ICC), some offers available to conference attendees and other activities that you can do whilst you are in Belfast.
How to get to the ICC in Belfast
The ICC is a large conference centre on the bank of the river Lagan in the centre of Belfast.
Address: 2 Lanyon Pl, Belfast BT1 3WH
How to get here
By aeroplane
The nearest airport to the ICC is George Best Belfast City Airport which is only an eight minute drive from the venue and frequently serviced by taxis and car services. Belfast International Airport is a 30 minute drive. Alternatively, for routes through Dublin Airport, you can be in Belfast in around 100 minutes by car.
By train
It is possible to walk to the ICC from either of Belfast City's train stations. Lanyon Place train station is closest with a two minute walk to the venue. There are eight daily Enterprise rail services connecting Belfast Lanyon Place Station and Dublin Connolly Station.
By car
The ICC is located in the centre of Belfast and is served by a number of nearby carparks.
Journey Planner App
Download the Translink Journey Planner App to easily plan all your bus and train travel during your visit to Northern Ireland. Find routes, check timetables and get real‑time updates to help you get around with confidence.
