Belfast
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 | A mural pays tribute to the Titanic, built in Belfast at the Harland and Wolff shipping yards 100 years ago.  Students pass by the Student Union as they stroll to class.  Locals buy up all of the pastries and other tasty treats on offer at St. George's Market.  Take a break from class and break a sweat wall-climbing: one of the many options at the Physical Education Center at QUB.  The modern mirrors the historic- McClay Library at QUB.  The state-of-the-art McClay Library light up the night.  Local students chat on their way to class.  Can you possibly think of a better place to hang out between classes??  A memorial for the Titanic and all those who lost their lives on it, stands outside of the Belfast city hall. photo: Lyn Gateley  Take a stroll along the beautiful and quaint banks of the River Lagan that runs through Belfast. photo: William Murphy  Enter the gates to one of the main buildings of Queen's University. photo: glynnis 2009  Picture perfect Queen's University. photo: Iker Merodio  Queen's University photo: Margaret Anne Clarke  A mural of one of Belfast's most beloved icons: footballer George Best. photo: Iker Merodio  This typical pub is located on a city street in downtown Belfast. photo: Charlie Dave  Is this London? No! Belfast has its' own giant ferris wheel in the city center. photo: glynnis 2009  A beautiful mural of the Northern Ireland Coat of Arms. photo: Iker Merodio  The Big Fish sculpture, located on the banks of the River Lagan. photo: William Murphy  A beautiful day on a street in Queen's Quarter, Belfast. photo: Iker Merodio  Even a little bit of Irish folklore is to be found on the city's murals. photo: Iker Merodio  One of the many colorful murals to be found around Belfast. photo: glynnis2009  The Belfast City Hall is the ideal location to relax on the lawn and people watch on a warm day. photo: Iker Merodio  What a view! The Belfast Castle overlooks the city and harbor. On a clear day you can even see all the way to Scotland! photo: Robert Rybnikar  Explore the gardens of Belfast Castle, located at the base of Cave Hill just a few minutes outside of town. photo: Andrew Hurley  View of the River Lagan in downtown Belfast. photo: William Murphy  |  |