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1. Historical Pub Tours of Belfast
- If you've come to Ireland for the wit, warmth and music of its people, step inside the Irish Pub and all will be revealed. Belfast has its fair... read more
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2. Black Taxi Tours of Belfast
- This taxi tour will pick you up at your hotel and take you on a journey around the city's most famous buildings, and around the hot spots that... read more
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3. Ulster Museum
Built in the grand Classical Renaissance style, with an Italian marble interior, this excellent museum crams in 9,000 years of Irish history with...
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4. Public Records Office
- If you're wondering whether your enthusiasm for all things Irish is due to the Ulster blood coursing through your veins, or just the Guinness you've... read more
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5. Belfast Through the Millennium
- If you wish to find out why Belfast is arguably Europe's most (in)famous city, the "Belfast Through the Millennium" tour, operated by Citybus,... read more
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6. King's Hall
- The King's Hall in South Belfast is arguably the city's premier exhibition and conference venue with 10,000 sq mts of exhibition space and car... read more
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7. Ballymoney Museum and Heritage Centre
- At the Ballymoney Museum and Heritage Centre you'll find exhibits and information ranging from the United Irish Rebellion to unique Irish Motor... read more
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8. Belfast City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
- With this 24 hour ticket aboard an open-top double-decker bus you can see the Wall Murals in Falls Road and Crumlin Road, and the Botanic Gardens,... read more
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9. Cave Hill Country Park
This park atop a 360m (1,181-ft.) basalt cliff offers panoramic views, walking trails, and archaeological and historical sights. The park gets...
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10. Ormeau Baths Gallery
Occupying the site of, and partly incorporating, the old Victorian swimming baths designed by Robert Watt, Ormeau Baths Gallery opened in 1995...
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The Best of NileGuide
- Belfast sits atop a somber reminder of human history, and the hope for a peaceful future. A historical row of pubs dating back to the 1880's line Great Victoria Street as does the Europa Hotel, the 4-Star establishment known as "The most bombed hotel in Europe." Soak up the history Belfast has to offer on a Black Taxi Tour through sectarian Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods full of soul-grabbing murals, raw human experiences, and stories narrated by cab drivers who could be University-level history professors in their spare time. It is the best £30 you will ever spend. Built in the grand Classical Renaissance style, with an Italian marble interior, the Ulster Museum crams in 9,000 years of Irish history with exhibits on art, furniture, ceramics, costume, industrial heritage, and a permanent display of products "Made in Belfast." Or, if you're the sporting type, catch a game of Gaelic football, the national sport of Ireland, and a rather unique take on the mashing of rugby mixed with the finesse of soccer. Belfast is also the city where the Titanic was built, the dry dock still intact. If you're looking for a different kind of European adventure, Belfast is calling.
