Belfast in Northern Ireland is enclosed by small hills, and you can explore the heart of Belfast on foot. Belfast had long been associated with conflicts between Protestants and Catholics, but now the city is looks to a brighter future. The city centre centres around Donegall Square with the Belfast City Hall at the hub. You will find many Belfast hotels in this area and on bright sunny days, visitors, shoppers and office goers enjoy a break here. Belfast is a good destination for people who want to experience Ireland. Reserve contemporary Belfast hotels for a wonderful stay.

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Belfast, located near the mouth of the Lagan River, became a prominent port city during the Industrial Revolution. It had prosperous rope making, shipbuilding and linen industries. The doomed Titanic was crafted here, and even now Belfast boasts of the biggest dry dock in the world. It has a beautiful Waterfront Complex with fashionable restaurants, omnipresent Irish pubs and Belfast hotels. The city has a number of merits to make it a popular destination. It has risen from the conflicts, and today you can see many new Belfast hotels and other developments taking place here.

Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland and is surrounded by low hills that offer magnificent natural beauty. The Belfast metro area is home to close to 500,000 people.  Belfast was voted fourth best city in the UK by readers of the Guardian newspaper, and it is little wonder when you see the stunning beauty of this old European city. Whether you are on a weekend break, an extended vacation, or are in town on business, you will discover that Belfast offers you an inexpensive alternative to many nearby destinations.  Since the city is generally not on the typical tourist itinerary, it remains somewhat undiscovered and unspoiled by the usual tourism development. The locals are proud of their city, and will open their arms and homes to you embracing you in their warm and inviting hospitality. You can compare and book your hotels in Belfast quickly and economically through HRS.com.

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Belfast had long been associated with conflicts between Protestants and Catholics, but now the city is looks to a brighter future. The city centre centres around Donegal Square with the Belfast City Hall at the hub. You will find many Belfast hotels in this area and on bright sunny days, visitors, shoppers and office goers enjoy a break here. Belfast is a good destination for people who want to experience Ireland. Reserve contemporary Belfast hotels for a wonderful stay.  Step out for the day and go on a Belfast Mural Tour.  You will find some amazing and beautiful murals painted on various buildings around the city, depicting events from its turbulent history.  Kick back with the locals, and have a pint of Guinness in one of the pubs along the Golden Mile.  If you are a patron of the arts, see if you can locate the Grand Opera House.  This amazing building is a perfect example of Georgian architecture in all of the UK.  Don't forget that Ireland is called the Emerald Isle for good reason – the various parks across this city are evidence of just why the island has this nickname.

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Belfast in Northern Ireland is enclosed by small hills, and you can explore the heart of Belfast on foot. Located near the mouth of the Lagan River, Belfast became a prominent port city during the Industrial Revolution producing rope linen and ships. It has a beautiful Waterfront Complex with fashionable restaurants, omnipresent Irish pubs and Belfast hotels. The city has many new Belfast hotels ready and waiting for you.  You can get to Belfast via the Belfast International Airport.  Trains run regularly from Dublin and other key cities in Ireland.  Ferries run all day between England and Ireland making a sea crossing another excellent option. Belfast city centre is small and best explored on foot.