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Béal Feirste, or what we commonly known as Belfast City, is considered as the second largest city in Ireland – next to Dublin. It serves as the capital of Northern Ireland. Its name means the mouth of the Farset. Farset is a river tributary of the River Lagan. The city rests on the boundary of Co. Antrim and Co. Down.
Belfast City has been weathered by history. The early historical records of the city’s location dates back as far as the Bronze Age, though, the city has only been created in 1921. Belfast has also been a mute witness to the trouble times of Northern Ireland. To date, there are still significant historical remnants scattered all around the city’s grounds. Some worth a visit includes the Belfast Cathedral, some hill forts and museums.
Belfast City has continuously been a prime tourist destination in Ireland. It holds numerous focal points of interest. These attractions will enchant and amaze even the frequent visitors of the city. The Ulster Museum and the Home Front Heritage Center are unrivaled spots for some historic visit. The Dixon Park, Lagan Valley Regional Park and the Botanic Gardens are prime destinations for a deeper appreciation of nature and all its wonders. These are also excellent places to stroll around at a leisurely pace while indulging your senses at the beauty of the environment unfolded right before your eyes.
Literary enthusiasts will undoubtedly take delight at the city’s Linen Hall Library situated close to the city hall. There are countless collections of Irish masterpieces to enjoy here. The adventurous travelers will take pleasure climbing the Cave Hill. This is an exceptional site for tourists who wish to get a scenic view of the city. The Cave Hill is also the home to MacArt’s Fort.
There are great pubs to enjoy a night at Belfast. The city extends out its life to tourists through these notable pubs and bars sprinkled everywhere. Pubs and bars like the Duke of York, Kellys Cellars, Kitchen Bar, Murrisons, Rotterdam, Laverys, the Crown Liquor Salon, Front Page and Frames Too Little are some of the highly visited night spots due to their excellent entertainment offer and the exceptional food and drinks on the menu.
Belfast City is your ideal spot for rousing activities, as well. Golf can be played at Balmoral Golf Club, Belvoir Park Golf Club, Dunmurry Golf Club, Fortwilliam Golf Club, Cliftonville Golf Club, Mount Ober Golf and Country Club, Malone Golf Club plus more to add to the list. These clubs offer the finest courses any golfer can ever dream of. Walkers are on the right track at Belfast City, as well. The Ulster Way is an excellent path to take on for an explorative tour of Northern Ireland on foot.
Belfast City is, indeed, a traveler’s paradise. Experience traveling on a new height. Come and visit Belfast City, Co. Antrim, Ireland.
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