
Today, Belfast is actively attracting foreign investment to develop emerging high-tech industries, injecting new vitality into this ancient city. It has now transformed into a cultural and tourist city, with museums dedicated to documenting Irish cultural heritage.
Although many Irish emigrated to the United States and New Zealand in the 18th and 19th centuries, their ancestral farms have been preserved. The city of Belfast and its surrounding areas can be visited to see the hometowns of four U.S. presidents.
Queen's University is half a mile from Belfast. Here, you can explore the ancient city walls, trace the origins of Belfast, and stroll through the city center to purchase local Irish souvenirs. Additionally, Belfast's century-old Irish pubs are the best places to enjoy GUINNESS and listen to Irish music, with two great century-old Irish pubs located right across from the Victory ST train station exit.



