Duke of York - a great place to visit in Belfast if tourist or local! In the Cathedral Quarter - home to some of the nicest restaurants and pubs in Belfast. Commercial Court has a lot of history through the docks and the trading that went on in Belfast in its maritime past.
As the name suggests, the commercial court in Belfast is given this name because it was once the commercial heart of Belfast and several bronze panels pay homage to the pottery, whiskey merchants, and old iron foundry that once occupied its narrow streets. Over the years, different newspapers have also made their way to this place and since then, the area has been regarded as Belfast's Fleet Street; Belfast Telegraph, Irish News, and Sunday World are actually located in a place that is very close to the commercial court and this makes the Duke of York bar - which happens to be the most famous part in this area (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE-LtN_XboI) - a place for lawyers, judges, politicians, trade unionists, and journalists.
There are different things that tell more about the history of this place that people should visit and this could appear through the artifacts that bedeck the walls of "The Duke". The alley's multitude of hanging baskets bloom forth in summer, making this hidden spot one of the prettiest in Belfast - thus a place that you should pass by and visit while being in Belfast.
The commercial court is located in the Cathedral Quarter (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teQFlh-ezts) which is a developing area in the city situated between Royal Avenue near where Belfast Central Library building is, and the Dunbar Link in the city centre. The reason why this place is referred to as the Cathedral Quarter goes back to the place of the most important cathedral in Belfast which is St. Anne's Cathedral and which is located in this area - sometimes also referred to as Belfast Cathedral, a church of Ireland (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k63KxsVKNi4).
Visiting the commercial court means being in Belfast City Centre and that brings us to the different things that one could visit and check there in addition to St. Anne's Cathedral that is found around the area. Belfast in Northern Ireland is rich with different attractions that might include Belfast City Hall (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf9pE-8CEDs), Ulster Museum (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQb4Gn3XWcI), Titanic Museum in which one will get to know more about this ship and its history before it sank (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkn54nBH1Fs), Peace Wall (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks6Xdhq8aag), Victoria Park (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YmTCb4TGCg), Stormont Parliament (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkEtolXMEYU), Crumlin Road Gaol (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbjPuUez7L4), as well as different other things that once could check in Belfast, Northern Ireland through the bus tours that are taken there (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXz7_Rt0UaI).
Since Belfast happens to be the capital city of Northern Ireland, there are lots of tourists coming to it and it also holds lots of different places that one should check and carries a magnificent amount of historical information about it that would amaze any kind of person out there - we are not saying that those other cities in Northern Ireland are not worth a visit because they do and sometimes some of them even carry much more monuments and historical places and buildings than Belfast, the capital (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5BzwwXmA-A).
Some of the most important information that one should know about Belfast in general do not only include it being the capital city, but it is also the place where the RMS Titanic was built - which famously struck an iceberg and sunk in 1912. Back in 1888 when Belfast was granted city status, Belfast was one of the strongest and most famous cities known for Irish linen, tobacco processing, rope making as well as ship building industries - which describes why one of the strongest and biggest ships out there was built in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where there is now a museum for it all along with its story.
Visiting all the different attractions found in Belfast along with walking through its streets and checking the old buildings as well as the new ones is not the only thing you could do in Northern Ireland, but it is also important to check the schedule for the different events that might be held in the city and which you could attend, those which might be cultural, food related, those which are held just in holidays, or any other kind of event that might be taking place for the first time - never forget to check the events and ask about them because you will miss a lot if you came to Belfast at a time where something was being held without going to check what it carries there for you.
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