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Who would have associated Belfast with escalating property values, a thriving arts and restaurant scene, and tourism even a decade back? That's the reality of Belfast since the signing of the Good Friday agreement, a landmark event in the peace process brokered between the Loyalist and the Republicans.The capital of Northern Ireland is a friendly, handsome city with grand Victorian buildings, good pubs and a fascinating industrial past. Since the end of the Troubles, regeneration projects such as the Odyssey complex have reinvigorated more rundown parts of the city of 1.7 million people. It's also an excellent base for exploring the wider area, especially the dramatic coastline that includes the volcanic Giant's Causeway on the north coast and the Mountains of Mourne in the south.
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Aldens in the City |
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am pm Botanic Avenue |
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Belfast Castle and Cave Hill |
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Belfast City Sightseeing Tour |
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Belfast Historical Pub Tours |
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Botanic Gardens, Belfast |
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Bright's on Castle St. |
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Bright's on High St. |
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Cayenne |
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City Hall, Belfast |
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Clements |
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Deanes |
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Gourmet Burger Kitchen |
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Grand Opera House, Belfast |
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Green Door |
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Harbour View |
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Historical Tours of Belfast |
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Ink |
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Linen Hall Library |
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Menu by Kevin Thornton |
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Mourne Seafood Bar |
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Queens University, Belfast |
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Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park |
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St. Anne's Cathedral |
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Transatlantic Tall Ships Festival |