BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND

The best part about traveling is the friends you make along the way. If you can remember back in Sitges I met a few guys who let me crash on their frienvdcation, we let's go visit these wonderful guys in their town of Belfast, Northern Ireland. I get back on the Gatwick Express and this time get off at the Gatwick airport station, instead of heading down to Brighton. 

My tour guide guided me around town on city rental bikes, which I recommend as a great way to see the city. The H & W (Harland & Wolff) crane is one of the most iconic symbols of this town for many reasons, as Belfast was defying the age of the Industrial evolution. H & W constructed the RMS Titanic from design through construction. My visit to the Titanic museum was outstanding and definitely  something you should experience. 

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From past entries you may have noticed botanical gardens, this city is no different. In the garden there is a structure called The Palm House built in the which has a rich history in its on right over the course of time. And of course no city is complete with a visit to the local museum. The Ulster Museum has an exhibition dedicated to "Game of Thrones" and has a scene tapestry. This museum also has a few pieces that I like. 

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The friends that I have met in Spain are now my friends from Belfast and I wish all of you everything. I'm only a plane fight away, as we stretch back to London. Really I need to leave, where will I go next?

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