Belfast
The capital of Northern Ireland,
situated on the east coast of the island is now living moments thriving after many troubled years due to a conflict that seemed to have no end. The population was divided Catholics on the one hand, Protestant on the other. The problems seem to have ended today and the conflict seems to be over. The building of the City Hall, is one of the nicest in town. A clock in the middle of a street looks like a mini Big Ben, is the Albert Clock. Other buildings that must visit in Belfast are the Northern Bank, Ulster Bank, the Cathedral, the Custom House and the Justice Building. Belfast has a Victorian and Edwardian architecture with few Georgian buildings. The city has strong connections with the Titanic because the giant of the seas was built in Belfast. Hotels in Belfast
What to visit in Belfast: City Hall; Albert Memorial Clock; Custom House; Cathedral; Queen’s University Belfast; Titanic Belfast; Belfast Castle; Stormont; Cavehill; Windsor House; Waterfront Hall; Grand Opera House;
Transports in Belfast
George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD): This airport is mainly used for UK flights.
Belfast International Airport (BFS): This airport has flights to/from several European destinations.
By train and bus: There are trains and buses to/from several Northern Ireland cities and also Dublin in Republic of Ireland.
Map of Belfast
Map of Belfast
Where is Belfast on map of Northern Ireland
where is Belfast on map of Northern Ireland