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Exploring Belfast: Titanic Museum & The Famous Troubles Murals
After soaking up the charm of Glasgow, we’re heading down the coast, and onto the ferry bound for Northern Ireland. The destination? Belfast—a city steeped in powerful history, where stories are told in paint on walls and steel in museums. From the echoes of the Titanic to the murals that still speak of the Troubles, we’re diving into the heart of Belfast’s past and present. Let’s go!" We’ve just arrived in Belfast—Northern Ireland’s vibrant capital, where every street corner seems to carry a story. It’s a city of contrasts: bold, creative, and still healing from a complex past. Today, we’re starting with a bus tour through some of the most iconic murals—vivid expressions of identity, struggle, and hope—painted on the walls that once divided communities. As we enter the gates we discover that Belfast’s walls don’t just hold up buildings—they hold memories. For nearly 30 years, this city was at the heart of The Troubles, a brutal conflict rooted in politics, religion, and national identity. Catholic nationalists sought unification with Ireland; Protestant unionists wanted to remain part of the UK. What began as civil rights protests turned into decades of bombings, barricades, and deep division. Today, the murals on Belfast’s Peace Walls are more than street art—they’re silent witnesses to pain, pride, resistance, and resilience. Some honor heroes, others mourn the lost. Many still separate neighborhoods. But together, they tell a powerful story—one that’s still unfolding. These walls speak, if you take time to listen. Let’s now step into the world of the Titanic, at the very shipyard where the legendary vessel was built. Let’s uncover what makes Belfast so unforgettable. We’ve arrived at the very place where one of history’s most legendary ships was born—Belfast’s Titanic Quarter. More than just a museum, this striking building stands on the site of the original Harland & Wolff shipyard, where thousands of workers once hammered steel dreams into the RMS Titanic. Launched in 1911, Titanic was a marvel of engineering and ambition—the largest, most luxurious ship of its time. But just one year later, it met a tragic end on its maiden voyage, taking over 1,500 lives with it. Inside, the museum brings that story to life—not just the disaster, but the people, the pride, and the city that built her. This isn’t just about what was lost at sea—it’s about what was created here, on these docks. Let’s step inside. What a day in Belfast—powerful murals, deep history, and the unforgettable story of the Titanic right where it all began. This city leaves you thinking... and feeling. But our Northern Ireland journey isn’t over yet.Tomorrow, we head towards something truly magical—an ancient wonder carved by time and legend: the Giant’s Causeway. Rugged cliffs, wild seas, and a path built by giants… or so the story goes. Don’t miss it—see you on the edge of the world! ‪@BigfootJourneys‬