Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland, is beautifully located on the coast below the Cave Hill and the Black Mountain. Here, great ships of the past, such as the Titanic, were built and launched and the world famous Irish Linen is still widely available.

As you'd expect, Belfast offers the visitor just about every delight you could hope for, and the best way to explore is on foot. Sample the fine cuisine and immerse yourself in the sparkling nightlife- friendly pubs, museums, restaurants, theaters, and concert halls, such as the Waterfront Hall, one of Europe's premier concert and conference halls, situated on the booming lagan waterfront. The Cathedral Quarter of Belfast is home to St. Anne's Cathedral, which has an impressive display of stained glass windows. The city of Belfast is brimming with cultural vibrancy.

Here are some of the main attractions.

1.  Belfast City Hall. Completed in 1906 to commemorate Queen Victoria granting city status to Belfast in 1888.

2. Queen's University Visitor Center. Located in the heart of the University in the Lanyon Room, named after architect Sir Charles Lanyon.

3. Ulster Museum. National museum noted for its collection of Irish art, history, natural sciences and archaeology.