Museum in Belfast
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. The exterior, the surrounding Titanic Quarter, the slipways where the ship was launched (free to see), and the SS Nomadic (the last White Star Line ship, included in the ticket) are the draw. Budget travelers walk the Titanic Quarter for free, see the slipways and the scale of the building berths, and decide whether the museum ticket is worth it.
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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.
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The whole of Belfast