Belfast Maritime Festival - Belfast Northern Ireland Video
Belfast Maritime Festival -Tall Ships - Belfast Northern Ireland - Walking through some of the tall and huge ships in Belfast, Northern Ireland, which have taken place in different movies as well; the Caribbean world.
Being the city where the famous RMS Titanic and the SS Nomadic were built (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzdl2NHsESE), it is then important that this capital city of Northern Ireland holds a festival for the ships found in it, like the Belfast Maritime Festival which we succeeded at attending.
Belfast Maritime Festival, which is also known as Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival, was held for three consecutive days where different tall ships where displayed along with having different activities for the families along with live entertainment; we all had fun checking those ships and at the same time playing around.
This event took place at the Queens Quay for three different days - Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - and it did not only give the visitors the chance to see those tall ships from the outside, but it also allowed them to come on board and check the whole thing from the inside as well.
Some of those ships which were displayed for the public during the event has their places in some movies - so you might end up knowing the ship from the movie - and this makes people more eager to come inside and stand in the same place where the actors once were.
From the magnificent ships which were displayed, there was the Earl of Pembroke, the Kaskelot, and the Phoenix. In addition to those, the Russian vessel Shtandart was docked throughout the festival and the Royal Navy and Irish Naval stopped also during the festival.
As adults, we enjoyed seeing all those ships - because who would not enjoy such tall and huge things? - but the kids were the ones to enjoy their time for several reasons; first of all, it was new for them to see the place where the ships are being built and then go into the water for trial; second, they were also excited while playing around and taking their parts in the different fun activities taking place during the festival.
There were actually different activities for the kids there which ranged between storytelling and face drawing, to those outdoor fun games which we have been part of as well :-)
As Irish people, we always feel proud of being the mother country where the RMS Titanic and SS Nomadic were built, and we feel even prouder of the fact that the SS Nomadic is now considered a touristic attraction for people to come and visit it, know more about its story, and at the same time enjoy this ship that has been living for more than 100 years. On the other hand, we always feel proud of the fact that the City Hall dedicated a garden for the victims of Titanic (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2DrV7NjTM4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2DrV7NjTM4).
Getting out of this festival, we could say that there are different things to write down when it comes to the things we enjoyed; we enjoyed the idea of walking across those ships in general, knowing more about the history of maritime in Belfast, we also enjoyed the different activities which were done for all the different ages visiting the place, we enjoyed getting on those tall ships and enjoying the fact of knowing more about them and their history as well as taking some pictures, and we enjoyed the event as a whole - it was some kind of a different one.
This Maritime Festival is usually held in May, so those who will be visiting Belfast during this period should never miss the chance to attend the festival because it will get them closer to something which they might be already thinking about - which is visiting the famous SS Nomadic (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUWJW-etODc) - but those who will be coming to Northern Ireland more in summer then there are other things for them to do and other touristic places which they could visit.
From those Belfast attractions which tourists should visit and always keep in their plans, there is the City Hall (which might be related to Titanic in some way for the memorial kept in its garden) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0tsLMZf2PE), there is also the Commercial Court which one could have a walk through (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIBfUcGkBaI) where they could also check one of the doors which appeared in the Game of Thrones movie series and which is found at The Dark Horse Bar (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEU1fHE50Sk), visiting the Crumlin Road Gaol which is one of the oldest and most famous prisons in Northern Ireland (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbjPuUez7L4), going through the walking tours in Belfast which is all about the history of troubles (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmyfPdDIgGU), or going through a walk in the city in general (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiUR8SoBens); there are actually lots of things to be done in Belfast.
Have you been to the Belfast Maritime Festival? Tell us more about your experience and what you enjoyed the most there.
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