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Amy's guest house, Belfast, United Kingdom, Review HD
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Showcasing a terrace and views of the city, Amy's guest house is located in Belfast in the region of County Antrim, just 1.2 miles from Odyssey Arena.
Each room includes a private bathroom fitted with a shower. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer.
There is a 24-hour front desk at the property.
A number of activities are available in the area, such as golfing and biking. The guesthouse also provides bike rental. The Waterfront Hall is 1.5 miles from Amy's guest house, and Customs House Belfast is 1.1 miles away. The nearest airport is George Best City Airport, 2.5 miles from the property.
Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre
40 Hope Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT12 5EE, United Kingdom
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4-star hotel with restaurant, near Grand Opera House
Free WiFi
This hotel has 250 rooms
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Glendower Street - Belfast - United Kingdom
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Glendower Street hotel city: Belfast - Country: United Kingdom
Address: 6 Glendower Street; zip code: BT6 8PD
Glendower Street is a holiday home located in Belfast, 1.9 km from The Waterfront Hall. The unit is 2.5 km from Odyssey Arena. Free WiFi is offered .
-- Das Ferienhaus Glendower Street empfängt Sie in Belfast, 1,9 km vom Messe- und Veranstaltungszentrum The Waterfront Hall und 2,5 km von der Arena Odyssey entfernt. WLAN nutzen Sie hier kostenfrei.
-- Glendower Street度假屋位于贝尔法斯特（Belfast），距离The Waterfront Hall会议中心1.9公里，距离奥德赛体育馆（Odyssey Arena）2.5公里，提供免费WiFi。 厨房配有烤箱、微波炉、烤面包机、咖啡机和烧水壶。这幢度假屋提供毛巾和床单。 Glendower Street度假屋距离圣乔治市场（St. George's Market）2.1公里，距离贝尔法斯特海关大楼（Customs House Belfast）则有2.
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St. John's Wharf Apartment, Belfast, United Kingdom HD review
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St. John's Wharf Apartment offers pet-friendly accommodations in Belfast, 1,311 feet from The Waterfront Hall and 0.6 miles from Odyssey Arena. St. John's Wharf Apartment features views of the river and is 1,641 feet from St. George's Market.
The kitchen features a dishwasher. A flat-screen TV with cable channels is available.
Customs House Belfast is 0.6 miles from St. John's Wharf Apartment, and Belfast Castle is 3.4 miles away. The nearest airport is George Best Belfast City Airport, 1.9 miles from St. John's Wharf Apartment.
Kasabian LSF, Live at Belsonic, Custom House Square
Kasabian LSF, Live at Belsonic, Custom House Square
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Titanic Arc Apartments, Belfast
A very comfortable apartment within the Titanic Arc residential complex in Belfast
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Live at the Custom House Square in Belfast. Saint Patrick’s Day 17th March 2019.
The final song of the day.
Ace Apartment, Belfast, United Kingdom, HD Review
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Ace Apartment offers accommodations in Belfast. The Waterfront Hall is 0.6 miles away.
All units feature a sitting area with a flat-screen TV, CD player, and DVD player. There is also a dining area and a kitchen equipped with an oven and microwave. A toaster, a refrigerator and stovetop are also provided, as well as a kettle. Every unit features a private bathroom with a bathtub. Bed linen are featured.
Odyssey Arena is 0.9 miles from Ace Apartment, and Customs House Belfast is half a mile from the property. The nearest airport is George Best Belfast City Airport, 3.1 miles from the property.
About the Neighborhood
Belfast savours Tesco Taste Fest 2016
Thousands flocked to the big food event of the year in Belfast - the Tesco Taste Fest 2016.
Crowds packed into Custom House Square in Belfast to taste local produce, engage with foodie businesses, watch cooking demonstrations, listen to music and much more.
The free festival – which continues tomorrow and Sunday – is now in its 8th year.
Around 20,000 are expected to pack into the festival marquee and tents to see what the organisers say is “all that’s great about Northern Ireland food and drink producers, suppliers and chefs”.
Updates from facebook.com/tastenorthernireland
Opening hours:
Friday 16th: 2pm – 8pm
Saturday 17th: 10am – 6pm
Sunday 18th: 10am – 5pm
Custom House Square Belfast - 360 Degree Video
Inaugurated in 2004, the Custom House Square is a public open space located to the west of the Custom House in Belfast. The area dates back to the 1700s when it was utilized as the Salthouse Dock and later on as the Lime Kiln Dock.
The docks were backfilled in 1846 to create Albert Square and Queen’s Square and the Custom House was built from 1854 to 1857, followed by the Albert Memorial Clock between 1865 and 1870 ( By the late 20th century the region had become dominated by car parking areas, road infrastructure and bus traffic. In the 2000s, the Calder Fountain was restored and moved to a location nearer to its original position. On the historic line of the culverted Farset River a linear water feature was installed.
The Customs House is a Victorian building, designed by the architect Charles Lanyon (1813-1889) in the High Italian Renaissance or Palazzo style, established at a time when Belfast became one of the great industrial and trading centers of Victorian England. During the 19th and 20th centuries, orators would speak to the crowds right at the steps of the Customs House. Author Anthony Trollope also worked for the General Post Office at the Customs House in Belfast for a number of years as he lived in the city. Aside from his literary career, Trollope was also the inventor of the pillar-box.
Nowadays, the Custom House hosts various activities from family-orientated performances and activities to large-scale music concerts, D.J. performances and circus-style performance events for both adults and children.
Game Of Thrones: White Walkers Pay a Visit to Custom House Square - The infamous White Walkers from the hit HBO show Game of Thrones, that is filmed in Belfast, hit Custom House Square in the city and turned the famous fountains to ice. The exhibitions and installations all part of Tourism Ireland’s latest social media campaign, created in partnership with HBO® to showcase Northern Ireland around the world.
The campaign has successfully organized a series of Game of Thrones-themed events – with fantastical props from the hit TV series appearing in surprising locations around Belfast and Northern Ireland.
Commenting on their great efforts, Niall Gibbons, CEO of Tourism Ireland, said, “We are delighted to continue our partnership with HBO in 2015, to highlight Belfast and Northern Ireland – through the exciting events of Game of Thrones – on the global stage. The campaign is building on the huge success of last year – when our campaign generated almost one million clicks, comments and shares and reached about 100 million fans across the world. We are reaching out to the show’s global fanbase – bringing Northern Ireland to the attention of Game of Thrones fans worldwide in a fun and innovative way. The fans will see our videos and photos, spiking their curiosity about the landscapes and locations featured in the series and inspiring them to come and explore them for themselves.
Designed in the High Italian Renaissance or Palazzo style, visitors will find on the side of the building that faces the river statues of angels and classical deities that seem to represent Manufacture, Commerce, Industry and Peace, while the figures in the center represent Britannia, Neptune and Mercury.
Nearby Attractions
Cathedral Quarter
Taking its name from St. Anne’s Cathedral, the Cathedral Quarter is home to a bustling culture and arts scene, cozy pubs, underground music venues and a host of contemporary restaurants.
The Cathedral Quarter in Belfast is a developing area of the city. It also contains the former Little Italy area. The Cathedral Quarter extends out to the old merchant quarter of the city (
St Anne's Cathedral lies right in the centre of the Cathedral Quarter. St. Anne's or Belfast Cathedral is a Church of Ireland cathedral (
Titanic Quarter
Titanic Quarter is a large-scale waterfront project, comprising historic maritime landmarks, film studios, education facilities, residential apartments, an entertainment district, and the world's largest Titanic-themed attraction located at Belfast Harbour, (previously known as Queen's Island). The site is spread out over 185 acres that were previously occupied by the Harland and Wolff shipyard, which designed and built the RMS Titanic.
In September 2011, the Belfast Institute for Further and Higher Education (now Belfast Metropolitan College) was moved to a new campus in Titanic Quarter, estimated at £44 million. It is also considered to be the largest education facility in Northern Ireland.
The Belfast Harbour Marina opened in 2009 as part of the Belfast Tall Ships Festival. It is located in the centre of Titanic Quarter and features 40 berths. The facility was funded by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and Belfast Tall Ships 2009 Ltd (
Custom House Speaker Sculpture, Trollope Plaque, Belfast
I've wandered down into Custom House Square Belfast, now designated as part of Titanic Quarter. I've arrived in front of the Charles Lanyon 1857 built Custom House. This is an area of Belfast that I have never ever visited. I never had any reason to go there. So I was rather surprised about what I stumbled across in a few short minutes. ( I hope to return here and film a more detailed video. )
First of all we have the magnificent Custom House building itself dating from 1857 -architect Charles Lanyon. ( Apparently there is some dispute as to who was responsible Lanyon or
Samuel Ferris. ) The Customs House in the High Italian Renaissance or Palazzo style is the finest neoclassical building in Belfast.
Then there is a fine sculpture titled the speaker by Gareth Knowles and then there is a blue plaque up on the balconey telling us that famous chronicler/writer Anthony Trollope worked at the Custom House Belfast building as a postal surveyor. ( I did not know he had even visited Ireland north or south! )
The Customs House has literary associations with novelist Anthony Trollope, who worked here briefly before being transferred to Dublin. When working in the Post Office in Ireland, Trollope was promoted to the position of Surveyor in 1853 and spent the next eighteen months as an administrator of the postal system in the island's northern counties. He and his family probably lived on the Lisburn Road, south of the town's centre, and then moved to White-abbey, north of Belfast. Here he completed the first of his Barsetshire Novels, The Warden, in 1855.
Gareth Knowles Sculpture The Speaker Custom House Belfast
The steps of the Customs House formerly distinguished themselves as the chosen forum for public debate and for many years religious, political and social speakers addressed audiences here up to the 1950s. Knowles obviously had this in mind when he placed his 'Speaker' , bronze, life sized, sculpture near the steps.
Gareth knowles ( born 1965 -53yrs old ) is a very well known and respected Engilsh sculptor.
His life journey has been led by his passion to sculpt and has taken him from an idyllic Wiltshire village to the wilds of rural Donegal Ireland, to the orange blossom coast on a Spanish mountainside, where he now lives with his family and animals. He has made working models for the film industry, created birds of prey for Arabian royalty, built an exquisite dragon from semi-precious stones and shared a dream with his hero, legendary film director Ray Harryhausen, to sculpt a giant depiction of Britain’s greatest explorer David Livingstone being attacked by a lion.
Gareth works from bespoke thimble-sized miniatures to monumental pieces, across ceramic, bronze, silver and gold.
Clients include Garrard Crown Jewellers, David Morris Jewellers and The National Trust.
Alfred Street Apartment Belfast, Belfast, United Kingdom, Review HD
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City Centre Apartment - Alfred Street offers accommodations in Belfast, 1,950 feet from The Waterfront Hall and 0.9 miles from Odyssey Arena. The property is 1,950 feet from St. George's Market and free private parking is provided.
The kitchen features a dishwasher and there is a private bathroom.
Customs House Belfast is 0.6 miles from Alfred Street - City Centre, and Malone House is 3 miles from the property. George Best City Airport is 2.5 miles away.
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Somerton House, Belfast, United Kingdom, HD Review
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Somerton House is 2 miles from Belfast Ferry Port and 3 miles from the center of the city. It offers home-cooked breakfasts, free parking and rooms with flat-screen TVs and DVD players.
The light and airy rooms at Somerton feature hardwood floors and free Wi-Fi. They also include seating areas, hairdryers and tea/coffee-making facilities.
Guests can relax with the daily newspapers in the lounge with its ornate furnishings and open fireplace. Cooked, vegetarian and continental breakfasts are served in the quaint dining room each morning.
Belfast Castle and Belfast Zoo are both within a 10-minute walk from the guesthouse. Belfast City Airport is a 10-minute drive away and free parking is available at Somerton House. Somerton is on bus route, which has regular services to the center of the city.
Join the March for a Future - 6 Oct Belfast 2012
March for a Future
Commemorating Outdoor Relief Strike
Rally @ Custom House Square, March the Shankill & Falls
In the thirties, there was mass unemployment in Belfast in the midst of a capitalist economic crisis. In order to survive, the unemployed either had to degrade themselves by begging 'Guardians' - representatives of the rich - for poverty benefits (outdoor relief) or face the nightmare of the workhouse. Young men were forced into back breaking work just to get a few pennies for themselves and their families.
The parallels with today are striking. One in five young people here are unemployed because of bosses and politicians slashing jobs. The benefits available are barely enough to live on. Now, schemes like Steps to Work and Workfare are turning unemployed young people in cheap or even free labour for big business, undermining real jobs. Combined with cuts to education and attacks on workers' rights, our generation is being robbed of a future.
In October 1932, thousands of outdoor relief workers in Belfast went on strike to fight for their dignity and benefits they could live on. With the support of the whole working-class, they organised mass and rallies. The struggle united Catholic and Protestant workers in the face of violence from bigots and the state. After two weeks of struggle, they won significant concessions.
Youth Fight for Jobs has called this march from Custom House Square - where the rally that announced the strike was held - through the Shankill and Falls - the heartlands of the struggle - and ending with a rally at City Hall. We want to commemorate the heroic struggle of 1932 and to send a message to the politicians and bosses that we will fight back too!
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Performing at the festival of colours at custom house square Belfast!