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Belfast's location is stunning. Set between the
sea on one side and high hills on the other, it has a fresh and
open feel. It's a city full of magnificent Victorian buildings,
lush green parks, charming pubs, markets and shops.
Don't Miss…
The Ulster Museum is a great introduction to the history of the
city. It includes gold jewelry from a ship of the Spanish Armada,
wrecked off the Giant's Causeway. The museum is set in the grounds
of the Botanic Gardens, whose palm House has recently been restored.
The City Hall, in Donegall Square, is an imposing building from
the turn of the twentieth century. See its lavish interior and its
art collection on a free guided tour.
Queen's University is a fine example of Victorian architecture,
surrounded by beautiful landscaped grounds. It was built by Charles
Lanyon in 1849 and remains the intellectual heart of Ulster.
For good-value restaurants and pubs, head for the southern part of the city. And there's plenty of further entertainment
on offer - catch a show at the Grand Opera House or one of Belfast's many theatres. Or maybe a musical pub or a comedy
club is more your thing.
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