City in United Kingdom
3 things to see
Belfast has transformed from its troubled past into a vibrant city with a food scene that is rapidly gaining recognition at prices below London. The political murals along the Falls and Shankill roads are free to walk and tell the city’s story better than any paid attraction, and wandering the regenerated Titanic Quarter and the Cathedral Quarter costs nothing. Dublin is a short, cheap bus ride south. Spring and autumn bring lower room rates than the summer festival season.
What to see
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
The political murals of Belfast cover the gable walls of houses in the Falls Road (Republican/Nationalist) and Shankill Road (Loyalist/Unionist) neighborhoods, documenting the Troubles through painted propaganda, memorials, and political statements. Free to see.
St George's Market is a Victorian covered market in the center of Belfast, operating Friday to Sunday with local food, crafts, and live music. Free to enter.
Titanic Belfast is a museum on the site where the RMS Titanic was built and launched, housed in a striking angular building. Entry is paid.
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