GLOBAL HERITAGE
Our Rich History
Belfast, Northern Ireland's capital, is the birthplace of the RMS Titanic and was known as a major commercial and industrial centre throughout its modern history. Thriving as a merchant town, the docks were the heart of the city, importing and exporting goods from around the world.
From literary hero, C.S Lewis to sporting legend George Best, Belfast is a city steeped in a variety of history. This is evident at every turn in the city with its historical buildings and artist murals.
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Belfast has a unique mix of culture, shopping, dining and music making it an attractive destination for both business and leisure. Experience the city on one of the many open-top bus tours or visit the Titanic attraction where you can relive the building of the infamous ship.
Everyone is welcome at City Hall for a tour and to view the historic building or visit South Belfast and stroll through the beautiful 28 acre Botanic Gardens.
Belfast is the starting point for the Causeway Coastal Route, a scenic road trip visiting some of the most beautiful locations on the North coast. Travel through the glens of Antrim to the iconic Giants Causeway, home of the giants.