In Belfast and NI
With 2012 being the Centenary of the Sinking of the Titanic, why not visit the new Titanic Museum and Visitors centre, located at the docks where the Titanic was originally built.
Belfast Bus Tours are a convenient and exciting way to see Belfast. Check out Belfast City Sightseeing for more information.
Why not stray away from the usual student haunts and discover new and exciting social spots such as the Cathedral Quarter, home to some of the oldest establishments in Belfast
Botanic Avenue is home to many different cuisines from around the world. Why not swap your fish and chips for a Sushi Train in Sakura or a burrito in Boojum?!
Look out during the year for events such as the Belfast Film Festival, the Belfast Festival at Queen’s and the Coors Light Festival. These events are open to the public and are a great way to see local bands and experience local culture: why not take that someone special?!
Northern Ireland has lots of exciting things happening in 2012 - check out NI 2012 for all the lastest information! 
Queen's Sport will be running an exciting programme of events during Welcome Week. They offer a range of membership options to suit all students More >>> 
There are 3 qualified Community Youth Workers as part of the Accommodation management team and they are supported by 12 Residential..More >>> 
Queen's Students' Union is the place to go for entertainment, advice and much much more. Make sure you stop by...More >>> 
The University Health Centre at Queen's is a General Practice that provides both student-focused and general National Health services...More >>> 
Queen's University provides many library services to help you during your studies and research at Queen’s.More >>>