Its suburb of Stormont is home to the provincial legislature, and it also hosts the University of Ulster.
Tourist attractions in this city include the Waring Street banks, rose bushes in Dixon Park, the Crown Liquor Saloon, and the Linen Hall Library. It is built around the twelfth-century castle of John de Courci and was revived in the early seventeenth century by Arthur Chichester. One translation of its name is "crossing of the river," referring to its position on the Lagan. It is serviced by the Aldergrove airport, while riskier transportation here included the Harland and Wolff shipyards, builders of the Titanic. Its suburb of Stormont is home to the provincial legislature, and it also hosts the University of Ulster. FTP, name this capital of Northern Ireland.
Tourist attractions in this city include the Waring Street banks, rose bushes in Dixon Park, the Crown Liquor Saloon, and the Linen Hall Library.
Belfast [or B?l Feirste]