Photos of City Trip Belfast

July 1821 2019 (4 days)


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StaircaseThe staircase of the city hall
Hall CityhallThe spacious hall of the city hall
ParliamentThe council chamber of the Cityhall
LogoThe logo in the carpet of the great hall
CityhallThe city hall of Belfast
JailhouseThe former prison converted into a cafe
Joys EntryThe narrowest alley in the center
BeerA drink in the Jailhouse
Sitting Room pubLive music in the pub on Castle Street
Live musicIrish music in the cafe
Bobby SandsA memorial to Bobby Sands who died after a hunger strike
MonasteryThe monastery on the border between Protestants and Catholics
Church monasteryThe Catholic church lies dangerously close to the Protestant district
WallIn 1961 the government decided to separate the districts with a wall
MuralsThe walls are covered with slogans and protests
View of wallThe view is limited by the wall
Conway MillThe former linen factory is now owned by artists
Belfast wallThe wall on the Protestant side
Residential neighborhoodsQuiet residential neighborhoods where tensions once easily flared
AttractionThe wall is now a tourist attraction
Small churchA small church in Shankill Street
Titanic monumentThe monument commemorating the Titanic disaster near Cityhall
Waterfront hallThe Waterfront Hall warehouse
Clock towerThe Albert Memorial Clock from 1869
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