Belfast Exposed Review

Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland. By the early 19th century Belfast had become a major port. It played a key role in the industrial revolution and became the world's largest producer of linen. Shipbuilding was also a key industry. The Harlan and Wolf shipyards that built the RMS Titanic are the world's largest shipyards. Belfast has been the capital since its founding in Northern Ireland in 1921. It was a scene of various factional clashes between its Catholic and Protestant populations. These rival groups are now commonly referred to as republicans and loyalists respectively in the conflict. Bombing, assassinations and street violence are the backdrop for the entire troubled life. Belfast city centre has been expanded and renewed since a peace deal was reached in 1998.

The capital of Northern Ireland, a city with a very good impression. The city center is not big and many attractions are basically within walking distance. Even a slightly far away attraction like the Titanic Museum can be reached by purple tram very convenient. The city graffiti walls, architectural sculptures, square installations, etc. are all fashionable and modern, and I like the city very much.

Belfast has been the capital of Northern Ireland since 1920. It is the political, cultural and industrial city of Northern Ireland. Pictures are: Belfast City Hall, Northern Ireland, Titanic Monument, Peace Wall, Queen's University, Dark Forest and Giant Causeway.

Belfast is a very clean and scenic medium-sized city in Northern Ireland. Compared to the British Isle, it has its own unique flavor in French: simplicity and quietness. The Titanic Museum and City Hall, as well as the Giant Road, are a few things to miss and have unexpected gains.

Take a bus from Dublin all the way to Belfast. A complex city full of history. Although Northern Ireland, there is no Irish food here like black pudding and white pudding. Belfast has a nice accent and it sounds like singing again. I personally think it's a big difference from the Irish accent.

Belfast was first seen because of the Titanic and Queen's University, all the way from Great Britain to the capital of Northern Ireland, immediately felt the huge difference in style between the two, Belfast is more fresh, bright and concise, the Titanic Memorial Hall opened in 2012 became Bell The son of Faust's new landmark.

First, there are really few people in Northern Ireland, unlike other regions of the UK (though there are not many people in the UK compared to the country), Belfast is the capital of Northern Love, and there are still very few people when I go. The scenery is OK, many travel notes also give some attractions to see, but overall no other British cities are interesting.