Botanic Gardens Belfast

In Belfast, there is ample amounts of things to see and do. The city itself still holds cultural significance, unlike Dublin which can be a bit run down by tourists and foreign employees.
We stayed in Holiday Inn Express, about 10 minutes walk to the city centre in South Belfast. Value for money hotel, only 164 pound for the 3 of us in a …

Belfast is a unique city with a real-life grit softened by friendly people, buzzing pubs, and great cultural attractions which are getting even more varied and abundant by the day! To say it's up in coming is an understatement as this Titanic Town is changing everyday!

I had visited a great deal of the island before setting my sights on …

... afternoon and ate a meagre, out-of-the-can breakfast. Leaving as soon as we could, we headed towards Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens which are gorgeous. The Ulster Museum was closed and it was raining, but we continued on, taking a bus to ...

... the sleeping bags - YIPPEE!!!!!! So we now have the sleeping bags back and they are watched 24/7...... We also checked out the Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum, so much walking!!!! Friday was spent on tour to the Giants Causeway. An amazing sight ...

... museum and the area to get an insight but didn't end up doing the tour of the pumphouse which many do. A quick visit to the Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum capped off a pretty busy day, with time the free Museum is worth a look on a rainy day with ...

... ;   I also went to a really cool market near my hotel and walked around the city and explored Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens. Both are beautiful, and I enjoyed the city a lot. I described it to my friends as "If London and Dublin ...

Le Botanic Gardens, autrefois privée et nommé "The Royal Belfast Botanical Garden" près de Queen's University et du Ulster Museum, est l'un des parcs les plus fréquentés de Belfast. Le jardin originel ouvrit ses portes en 1828 et se developpa avec ...

... to be told he is looking after his children so doesn't run tours on Tuesday!! We're close to Queens university here and the Botanic Gardens. We had a fish and chip supper  (very irish term) this evening;we'd intended to eat it in the Botanic ...

... booths is situated opposite the Europa Hotel.   In South Belfast (a mile from the city centre) are Queens University and the nearby Botanic Gardens.  The Botanic Gardens and the Palm House are at present, open 7 days a week.  The ...

... weird. After some lunch, we headed off to the University so I could check in for my conference, and then we wandered the Botanic Gardens for a while. Relatively small, and not all that many plants, it did have a lovely palm house. There was a ...

... students, and quite a cosmopolitan feel, in the gardens. We took a tour around the Ulster Museum , next to the Botanic gardens, an ultra modern museum space with some fascinating displays including a history of the Troubles in Belfast. We hopped back on ...

... hour so we decided to go to that. It was quite good - a soprano, a cellist and piano accompaniment. We then walked around the botanic gardens there and went to see the law school, which just looked to be one brick house in a line of brick houses, much ...