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This vibrant and youthful city, offering incredible nightlife and an unforgettable welcome, is found on<br />
Northern Ireland’s east coast. Home to a fascinating industrial and cultural past, Belfast is a city of<br />
captivating wall murals, great humour, and beautiful gardens.<br />
BELFAST |<br />
NORTHERN<br />
IRELAND’S<br />
CULTURAL<br />
CENTRE<br />
Getting In & Around<br />
Two airports serve the city, so you can choose from Belfast<br />
International Airport or George Best Belfast City Airport. If you<br />
don’t fancy flying, you can get there by regular ferry service<br />
from either Liverpool or Cairnryan in Scotland. Because<br />
Belfast is a compact city, you can easily get around on public<br />
transport or even see most of it on foot.<br />
Things To Do & See<br />
Visit the Titanic Quarter, a tribute to the city’s proud industrial<br />
heritage and its most famous export. Take in Titanic Belfast,<br />
the world’s largest museum dedicated to the fateful ship,<br />
or simply enjoy the shops, restaurants, and bars that have<br />
sprung up around this massive redevelopment.<br />
If you want a taste of a more traditional Belfast, we think you<br />
should include at least one visit to a proper Northern Irish<br />
pub. Order yourself a perfectly poured pint of Guinness at<br />
Kelly’s Cellars, a traditional pub with its roots dating back to<br />
the 1720s.<br />
Dining<br />
Belfast has a growing foodie scene that’s busy putting a<br />
contemporary twist on traditional Irish fare. As a city that’s<br />
defined by its proximity to the Irish sea, expect to find<br />
excellent seafood alongside sumptuous local beef. Famous<br />
restaurants in the city include James St. bar & grill and The<br />
Muddlers Club.<br />
Accommodation<br />
If you prefer accommodation that’s completely different<br />
and celebrates Belfast’s maritime history, we recommend<br />
checking out Barge at Titanic. You can stay on the water in<br />
a luxury converted barge that’s just a ten-minute walk from<br />
the city centre and everything it has to offer.<br />
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