Belfast

Despite its history, Belfast is amazing :D friendly people, good atmosphere..i wish to go back soon :D

Take a Black Taxi Tour of the Peacelines.

was there for 3 nights
stayed in Madisons
really good hotel and the bar was so much fun made friends with the staff!
went to Auntie aunies, i would recomend this place to anyone it was such a good atmosphere, very student-ie, good music!
also went to the club Stiff Kitten, i thought it was so much fun but some of my friend they didnt like it.
Really fun and friendly place to go! :)
had an amazing time!

i was born in belfast & lived there till i was 18teen, now i live in australia, but 1 thing i miss about belfast is they are the friendlist people in the world, all my memories are fantastic about belfast & particularly the people, sure there was trouble, but that was only created by the nutters, who think guns & bombs r great as they wanted power, but the ordinary man, woman & kids are fantastic & would go out of there way to help you out & give you a wee cup of tea or a good bit of the craic.
i love melbourne australia, but boy i wish belfasy & ireland was just next door
anyone wants to know a bit about belfast just ask
thankyou
kevin

I´ve been in a B&B in the University area, near to Botanic Garden and it was really good. I recommend it: Marine Guest House.

In Barcelona this isn’t a popular destination for a vacation, but I’m sure I’m going to enjoy this short travel. I want take pictures of the murals of the streets of Belfast. I’d like to think this a vestige of the past.

i spent less then 48 hours in this city, but still did a lot.
Went to the Giant’s Causeway and some castles.

If you like whiskey you absolutely must go to the Old Bush Mills Distillery, it is the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world. I volunteered to test the whiskey after the tour and i left the building on cloud 9.

Perhaps I should give it another chance.

belfast was my favorite place in all of ireland. it was wonderful.

Belfast is a friendly town with absolutely gorgeous flowers (as seen at Queen’s University gardens).

Having visited both Dublin and Belfast, I enjoyed Belfast better. Perhaps because it is (sort of) off the beaten track…..