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Alamo car hire Belfast

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Avis car hire Belfast

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Budget car hire Belfast

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Europcar car hire Belfast

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Hertz car hire Belfast

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Sixt car hire Belfast

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Car Hire Belfast

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Belfast or Béal Feirste is a waterfront metropolis that serves as the Northern Ireland's capital and largest city. It lies along the banks of the River Lagan on the western end of the Belfast Lough and primarily experiences a moderate climate. Its earliest known history dates back Bronze Age. The city is popular for its well-known Irish linen industry that made it earn the nickname Linennopolis, its cultural heritage, picturesque environment and marine and ship building industry that produced the RMS Titanic.

George Best Belfast City Airport and the Belfast International Airport are Belfast's main airports. The prime roads M2 and M22 serve the city. Castlereagh, Holywood, Newtownards and Newtownabbey are the nearest places from the area. Click here to get information on the city's available parking spaces.

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Belfast Castle is a historical building renowned for its beautiful Scottish baronial architectural style and charming interior design. The castle was the 9th Earl of Shaftesbury's present to the city and is now a sought after venue for wedding receptions, corporate events and dining. Its antique shop and restaurant are both locals and tourists favourite.

Belfast Botanic Gardens is located within College Park along the Botanic Avenue. It is of Victorian heritage and is one of the tourists, students and workers favourite places to meet up. It occupies 28 acres of land and features a wonderful collection of plants. Its facilities to date include the Palm House, the Tropical Ravine, giant bird feeders, flower beds, rose garden, rockery, alpine garden, sculptures, specimen trees, shrub borders, bowling green and pavilion.

City Hall is a civic building in Belfast City renowned for its magnificent Baroque Revival architectural style. It is located in Donegall Square and is open for tours from Monday to Saturday. The City Hall's gardens is popular with children, teenagers, tourists and local workers especially during summers as a good place to unwind. The celebrated Belfast Wheel is located within the eastern grounds of the City Hall. There are many connections with the Titanic and The City Hall. The Lord Mayor at the time of its opening, Sir Daniel Dixon, credited William Pirrie, the man who created Titanic, as having ‘the big ideas’ for City Hall. Pirrie, Lord Mayor in 1896/7, is said to have referred to it as 'the stone Titanic'. In its grounds, the Titanic Memorial, sculpted by Thomas Brock, pays tribute to 22 men who lost their lives on the ship. Another statue by Brock depicts Sir Edward Harland, ship’s plan in hand, who was Lord Mayor in 1885/6.

Crumlin Road Gaol or Her Majesty's Prison (HMP) was a prison built during the Victorian era and is situated in Crumlin Road. Its history of imprisonment and execution lasted for one hundred fifty years. The former prison facility was designed by Sir Charles Lanyon and built sometime in between the years 1843 and 1845. The site now serves as one of the city's major tourist attractions.

Titanic Belfast opens in March 2012 and will be the world's largest Titanic exhibition. Located in Queen's Road, Queen's Island, Belfast BT3 9DT this huge, informative exhibition houses nine galleries that use a range of interactive media to explore the full story of the Titanic from it's design and building right through to the discovery of the wreck as well as continuing into the present day with a live undersea exploration centre. The Titanic Belfast exhibition's facilities include a restaurant, cafe, gift shop and plenty of parking.

Victoria Park is a hidden gem that can be found at the eastern side of the city along Park Avenue. It is a tranquil and charming place to unwind for several hours. Bird watching and swans and duck feeding are the usual favourite activities in the area.

Rental depots in Belfast

Belfast International Airport Car Hire Europcar
Arrivals Hall, Belfast International Airport
Aldergrove, ENG. BT29 4AB

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