Town Information- The city of Belfast – Co. Antrim, with an estimated population of 267,500, is located in the County Down region of Northern Ireland, United Kingdom at 54 Degrees 35’49” North and 05 Degrees 55 ’45” West coordinates The beautiful and bustling area has capital city status and is considered the largest urban area in Ulster and the second largest city in Ireland.

Weather- The temperatures in the area are temperatures with high rates of rainfall throughout the year. Snowfall, on the other hand, is experienced less than two weeks a year. Winter lows range from 2 to 3 degrees Celsius and highs from 7 to 9 degrees Celsius. A historical minimum of -13 and a maximum of 12 degrees Celsius have been recorded in winter. Temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius in summer are also very common in the area.

Shopping Centre: Belfast is regarded as one of the UK’s busiest industrial trading centres, specifically for tobacco products, linens and shipbuilding. The doomed RMS Titanic built in the city propelled Belfast onto the world stage, making it the largest and most productive shipyard in the world.

Buildings: Building styles in Belfast range from modern to Victorian. Most of the Victorian buildings in the area were designed by Sir Charles Lanyon, including the Linenhall Library. A couple of Edwardian influences stemming directly from Belfast can also be seen in South Africa and India. Ulster and the Northern Banks are undoubtedly the cities most exquisite landmarks and must-see places for all visitors to the region.

Transport: Belfast has super advanced transport systems by rail, road, air and sea. Its extensive road network satisfies the high reliance on motorized vehicles in the area, with up to 77 percent of the city’s residents making their trips by car every day. Taxis are also very common in the area. Belfast is home to two airports, Belfast International Airport, which offers domestic and international flights, and George Best Belfast City Airport, which covers mainly domestic routes.