Walking in BELFAST / Northern Ireland (UK) - City Centre - 4K 60fps (UHD)
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- Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland in the UK and the second largest city of the island after Dublin in the Republic of Ireland.
We start our evening tour at the Great Northern Mall with the Monument to the Unknown Woman Worker. We walk along Great Victoria Street get to the Belfast City Hall and explore the city center a bit.
Our tour continues towards the River Lagan where we see a few statues like The Big Fish.
It's a relaxing time there along the River with the sunset yet we return to the city center and walk to where we started - to the Great Victoria Street.
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Filmed in September 2019
Camera: Osmo Pocket in 4K60
Mic: Zoom H1
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Notice the 5 piece fry for £2.20 in a capital city centre cafe. Paris take note with your 8 euro coffee!!
Yes I noticed yum yum
Northern Ireland is a state of mind! 🥰
We love "Our Wee Country". Best place in the world👍🇬🇧
I'm so happy watching this video because i really wants to visit Belfast somuch thanks xx
Thank you! There is another video of Belfast on the channel: th-cam.com/video/chb0suSrNxg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching!
did my year here at QUb international human rights law best year of my life Political social youth activism that onyl Belfast can provide
أتمنى زيارة بيلفاست يوما من الأيام. هشام البشباشي من المغرب
People of belfast really are great.
I’ve lived in Belfast since 2015 and even in that time I’ve seen it evolve and develop. Great night life, great restaurants and great people. It’s an up and coming City and one of the most underrated in the UK - my family love coming to visit from England. People are now realising that there’s nothing to fear from coming here, and although its great to see the vast amount of tourists that come here now - I’m afraid it is negatively affecting prices and I think soon we will be getting robbed blind for pints etc as happens in Dublin. Enjoy this hidden gem whilst it last folks.
One of the highest crime rates in any UK city.. one of the highest crime rates against tourists in any UK city .. this "gem" wud benefits from a United Ireland as it would stop the silly marching and bigotry that comes with it then and only then would belfast become a GEM
D Cog What a load of cobblers. I’ve lived all around the UK including Liverpool and Manchester, and I can say for a fine fact that Belfast is by the most relaxed out of all of those. Not once have I felt unsafe here.
Your point about the marches, they happen a few days a year and mostly in working class areas where tourists don’t go.
Belfast is a relaxed chilled out place, very welcoming of tourists. You just sound like a bitter old man with an agenda about a United Ireland.
Fact is, if a United Ireland happened the peace would well and truly be broken here - whether you like that or not. We would return to the dark days and nobody wants that. That’s the main reason it won’t happen any time soon, people just want to get on with their lives normally and are enjoying giving their children a normal life - something they never had.
To anybody else reading this bitter man’s comments, don’t believe a word. Come along to Belfast and experience it for yourself, it’s a cracking City with much to offer everybody.
You won’t be disappointed.
@@dcog2882 "one of the highest crime rates against tourists in any UK city" Please provide a source.
@@FannyShmellar well said! It’s funny that he thinks marches would stop in a so called “united ireland”. The OO and the ABOD have been marching for years. Their membership is rising. They aren’t going to stop now.
@@dcog2882 I think you’ve lost your marbles mate.
Thank fpr you, give more belfast city walk videos, I like it brother
There is another Belfast video on the channel that you may like... th-cam.com/video/chb0suSrNxg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching!
@@poptravelorg Thank you
Not what I imagined nice surprise very impressive.😄
Interesting time-travelling back to mid-lat September 2019 ;D
So much potentia, and yet it's utterly dominated with noisey roads and cars being driven and parked all over the place - even on a relatively quiet evening.
It's funny. I just came back from Belfast and I was about to upload the video today, but then decided to do it next month.
This video has been sitting around for a while... I enjoyed my visit to Belfast back then. Now I'm having just 2 more UK videos left: Bath and London..
Love the way the woman just walks out in front of the police car despite siren and flashing lights.
I love my city it’s so beautiful 🤩
It's a shit hole lets get real
@@theiirishhound-6350 it was during the 1970s and 1980s. It is a beautiful city today! Let's get real.
@@joemcconnell2674 couldn't be any more realistic , look deeper you'll find a harrowing heroin problem in the city, which is destroying lives everyday , not to mention the homelessness which is worse now than it was during the 70s and 80s, while there are beautiful places around Belfast, there are others that look places in a slum dog India, with rubbish and waste strewn everywhere , hazardous materials left to decompose in the elements, honestly the list goes on, but why did we not see this in video, i understand people like to see nice things but they also need to be aware of the REAL situation before things can improve , you have a nice day now
@@theiirishhound-6350 well it's a lot better than the barricades and bombs going off.
Buildings destroyed in bomb attacks. Place looking like a war zone.
With drug problems and homelessness most cities have them problems! Just look at London and New York.
Not to mention the gang problem.
I feel like I'm walking with you love it home sweet home 😘 love from Oz
You have a fantastic eye for things and I'm always looking forward to your new videos. Thanks for this!
Wow! Beautiful Victorian city. I like the Van Hool glider bus that looks like a trackless tram.Thanks for posting this video 👍😊♥️🇺🇸
A lot of people complain about the gliders but I really like them. And they speed past traffic because of dedicated lanes (;
My home - looks absolutely wonderful - I hope I get back to live there one day
Me too. Grew up and schooled there, left in 2005.
@@rlmccann why is everyone leaving belfast? whats the problem
I’m now back in Belfast for good after living abroad for the past 14 years😎
Regretfully I am gone 46 years; but I will get back for more than 4 weeks one day
@@rlmccann why?
First comment
I feel like I'm walking with you! Thank you
I am from belfast. Great video. I love my city. ❤👍🏻
My hometown ❤
tnks fore sharing with us
+1
Always nice to walking in Belfast
Thank you for the wonderful video.
Great video, juxtaposing the elegance of old architecture next to modern but ugly newer buildings is great.
Your German videos are the best and I am sure you haven’t exhausted all the medium cities yet.
One suggestion - please consider some text when showing the important landmarks in a city.
Thank you! As of today I have around 50 more videos from Germany to post though I estimate to have 90%+ of the major Germany cities - as well as a lot of smaller ones. For the UK/Ireland I guess I'll also have most major places.
Some larger cities appear several times over the year with different routes / weather etc.. I hope to get back to the UK sometime soon - preferably during summer.
Showing text and even a map is on a list for a long time, though I'll put that on another channel. The thing is that I upload the videos while traveling. This is good for safety/backup in case data get lost. There is no time to add text or do any editing at the end of the day. The amount of videos here - 100+ per year is too large to "enhance" working solo and as a hobby. Now at home I could surely add subtitles though I don't want to re-upload and change this video format. Therefore a new channel will eventually be announced where edited and enhanced tours will be posted. It will take another few weeks though I'll make sure that video descriptions also point to the channel then.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir for this detailed reply
Titanic quarter has actual nice modern buildings. As it’s all new but I love the old Victorian buildings and old churches a lot more
I been here before
Great walk tour my friend!! Thank you👍🏻
22:44 Hah, they gave you a funny look. Interesting to see pre-covid times mate!
That's Belfast you call to me
one day I will be here 💚💙💜
great craic
i saw that red light pops
Watching
Zeig uns Innsbruck und Graz 😇
Innsbruck kommt bald: th-cam.com/video/9ZVsI2VK52k/w-d-xo.html
Graz kommt vielleicht noch dieses Jahr aber mal sehen...
👍 Thank you, Daniel.
Fantastic video of the best British city.
irish not british
Free 🇮🇪
beautiful british city
You in jail?
There's always one🤨
Free 🇬🇧
I'm from Northern Ireland
Raz. You haven't a clue.
Are there separate walks for the Protestants and the Catholics?
Not in Belfast city center, but there still some places here that neither protestants or Catholics don't feel comfortable in .
@@anniecampbell7375 what do you mean?
Yes 100% up the Springfield Road catholics walk on the left protestants on the right by the cop shop .. also 1000s of no go spots for catholics across the city .. anyone tell you any different doesn't live here in a "working class" area
@@scottyb5039 she means any prod estate in belfsst doesn't welcome catholics and openly display racism and bigotry that you found through the troubles ... not just catholics but also blacks and anyone who doesn't follow their religion if you ring housing ni they have to tell you how many people families have have "put out" of their homes by paramilitaries etc simply for being catholic or black . Anyone who disagrees I suggest ye come on upto the falls road and take a dander down towards the Shankill in a GAA top or anything that resembles Ireland and see the abuse you get
D cog is one of the tiny minority of bigots full of hatred for the otherside and these people exist on both sides of the community. The vast majority of Catholics and Protestants have left this attitude behind in the past were it belongs.