Belfast Must Sees?
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I've got a friend who went and on one day hired a protestant guide to show him around the murals and conflict sites and then a catholic guide the next. He said the conflicting opinions on what happened was fascinating.
On a similar note you can do the same thing with Serbian and Bosnian guides in Sarajevo.
Apart from that the Titanic museum is supposed to be good.
On a similar note you can do the same thing with Serbian and Bosnian guides in Sarajevo.
Apart from that the Titanic museum is supposed to be good.
start your day in st georges market you have plenty of choices of ulster frys from many food stands , tho i get a cuban pulled pork sandwich, and a cup of blue mountains coffee from kells, the normally have a good local band playing as well
after that you got
titanic centre good to see in it own right but also a place to go if there a flag protest.
black taxi tour, normally are very good tho some times you will get a **** taxi driver who try to rip u off, take no **** from them
flag protest, it a sat so it may be on. go see a group of people who think it still 1914 not 2014
if it not ****ing rain, just walk round the Cathedral Quarter
after that you got
titanic centre good to see in it own right but also a place to go if there a flag protest.
black taxi tour, normally are very good tho some times you will get a **** taxi driver who try to rip u off, take no **** from them
flag protest, it a sat so it may be on. go see a group of people who think it still 1914 not 2014
if it not ****ing rain, just walk round the Cathedral Quarter
That sounds like it would be an amazing thing to do, always wanted to go to Belfast. Thanks
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The airport that will take you home 
Seriously, the titanic quater is probably worth a look, victoria square is pretty nice for shopping and food (has a nandos and pizza express) The odyssey has a great cinema with leather recliners and great vip access (if you want to spend money) there is also an arcade (like snooker tables and air hockey) and bowling alley aswell as a bar. there may also be a small theme park nearby.
Seriously, the titanic quater is probably worth a look, victoria square is pretty nice for shopping and food (has a nandos and pizza express) The odyssey has a great cinema with leather recliners and great vip access (if you want to spend money) there is also an arcade (like snooker tables and air hockey) and bowling alley aswell as a bar. there may also be a small theme park nearby.
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Gutted!!!!! 
I'm working and have zero chance of getting it off mate
I'm working and have zero chance of getting it off mate Gutted!!!!!
You around on the 26th? I'm there from 7am on the Saturday and leave late Sunday night.
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Yes mate, I'll be finishing work 7am that morning
Superb, I'll email you the now.
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Other than what's already been said, check out the Crumlin jail tour. This was our favourite thing to do, even better than the titanic museum.
If you're heading out of the city to see the giants Causeway then there's a few other nearby things we saw. Ballintoy Harbour (if you're a Game of Thrones fan), the dark hedges in Balleymoney (Game of Thrones again) and the rope bridge in Carrick-a-Rede.
Mike
If you're heading out of the city to see the giants Causeway then there's a few other nearby things we saw. Ballintoy Harbour (if you're a Game of Thrones fan), the dark hedges in Balleymoney (Game of Thrones again) and the rope bridge in Carrick-a-Rede.
Mike