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10 Reviews One of the places you will be taken is the Titanic shipyards which is obciously enriched in history. Amazing place to see, I would be keen to return to Belfast and see the Titanic Quater which is...
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8 Reviews Near the Palm House, in the Botanic Gardens, is the Tropical Ravine. It is a greenhouse built in red brick in 1889 and it was designed by Charles Mc Kimm, the garden’s curator. Inside there is a...
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8 Reviews A personal guided tour around the amazing paintings of belfast,it is very special because you have your own personal guide, who will answer all your questions, and give you a one to one on the history...
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3 Reviews Probably Belfast’s best known pub and one that is owned by the National Trust. The restored Victorian interior is so extravagantly ornate that it is almost overpowering. It has decorative mirrors,...
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3 Reviews Ah, the ulster fry. How i miss ye here on the continent. I cannot wait to get back there and eat ye, im sick of croissants and coffee. here's all you need for a good ulster fry...... buy yourself...
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1 Review The Kremlin is the home of homosexuality in Belfast, and for a somewhat narrow minded city, you will not be dissapointed in here, especially if you drink from the furry cup. The Kremlin has three bars...
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2 Reviews A student bar, with awful service. Manager does not promote his own food offers, and refused to upgrade my meal to their better offer after spending over £50 on food alone. Toilets are rotten and...
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1 Review Ice Hockey - With Belfast team - The Belfast Giants (mainly made up of Canadian Players) Just bring a loud cheering voice, and if you want to join in with the cheerleaders "The G Crew" why not bring...
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1 Review The apartment is a botanic-inns owned operation so don't expect too much originality. It is however a place where the standards very rarely slip and if you order from the extensive cocktail list you...
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2 Reviews As previously stated avoid Belfast during the 12th July due to transportion disruption caused by Orange parades. Catholic tourists should avoid these parades due to their sectarian nature. In general...
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1 Review Dont be fooled that the 12th July marches by unionists are a festive occasion. Keep well away as these marches are similiar in spirit to the KKK in the USA. and should not even be visited even as a...
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1 Review and 611 Opinions Some travelguides says that this is a hostel and others says it´s bed&breakfast. Anyway I found it...
1 Review You can find me here, clamouring for the bargains in this "Labels for Less" store. People enjoy hunting out the designer bargains, handbags, shoes and you can leave with that sense of satisfaction...
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1 Review and 284 Opinions I recently stayed in this hotel as part of a romantic night out and was disappointed in the food,...
1 Review and 283 Opinions I recently (February 2005) stayed here for a night. I was initially attracted by the fact that many...
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We enjoyed Fibber Magees bar situated on the street level of Robinsons. We liked the Irish decorations and it was a warm and comfortable place to hang out after...
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Q: Hi everyone. I'm in the process of organising a trip to Northern Ireland in February that should give me three full days to...
A: It's more than half a day from Belfast but you do reach it by train and back during a day: I find Londonderry (Derry) to be the most beautiful town on the entire island.
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As a metaphor for Belfast this image of a mature oak has strength, potential, endurance, beauty, energy and a sense of natural complexity. This tree lives close to the river Lagan three miles upstream...
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Belfast is the capital of Nothern Ireland and the second largest city on the island with 550,000 inhabitants. It is an industrial town with linen and shipbuilding industries. Although Belfast has not...
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Belfast is a really great place to enjoy yourself. We have a great social life here and there are plenty of bars, clubs and restaurants to keep you amused and entertained. It is not the most popular...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Belfast. I'd love to share with you the 30 tips I've written, the 51 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Belfast, the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, was founded on the sandy mouth of the Lagan River in 1613 by settlers from Britain. It took its name from Beal Feirste (Irish for 'the mouth...
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