Day 6, Sunday June 30th. Our WCBD News 2 Viewer Trip Continues…. Today was filled with many of the biggest highlights of our trip so far. After having beautiful weather, as the natives told us, we ...

Belfast, with about 350,000 residents, is Ireland’s second-largest city, considerably smaller than Dublin (population 550,000), about 100 miles south. The main downtown tourist zone in Belfast is ...

Set on the very site where the ill-fated vessel was built, Titanic Belfast offers a powerful and thought-provoking journey through maritime history. When sailing into the port city of Belfast, a visit ...

Belfast’s museums and historic sites offer students an immersive way to explore the city’s fascinating history, from maritime legends to political heritage. Whether you’re interested in culture, ...

There’s no need to choose between history and luxury, because combining Belfast’s most famous hotel, the Titanic Hotel Belfast, with its most immersive museum, the ... Read moreThe post Combine ...

Belfast, Northern Ireland’s capital city, is perhaps best known for the sectarian strife that took place during the era of the Troubles, and as the birthplace of the Titanic (and many other ships that ...

From the St. George's Market to the Titanic Museum to the City hall, there are so many great tourist sights in Beflast. Here are some do's and don'ts of visiting Belfast, Northern Ireland.

A Belfast museum has returned ancestral Hawaiian human remains almost two centuries after they were taken. National Museums Northern Ireland (NMNI) returned the iwi kūpuna (ancestral Hawaiian remains) ...

For much of its history Belfast has been the industrial dynamo of Ireland. During the 19th century it was Ireland’s largest city, and during the last half of the 19th century it was the fastest ...