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With 19 stops dotted around the city, you can hop on and off as many times as your like and for as long as you like giving you the flexibility to create your own itinerary visiting the places you want to see.

You could visit HMS Caroline, a First World War ship located in the Titanic Quarter where you can become immersed in life onboard this unique vessel. Or if the legendary Titanic is more your thing, head to Titanic Belfast, the world's largest Titanic visitor experience. With 9 interactive galleries to make your way around, there's plenty to keep all ages entertained as the Titanic is brought to life in a fresh and innovative way. You can even walk the decks of the last remaining White Star vessel, the SS Nomadic, when visiting this attraction.

Pass by or stop at the Parliament buildings where you can also see Carson's statue before making your way to CS Lewis Square. Take a stroll through the square and relive the wonders of the Chronicles of Narnia in this public space dedicated to the Belfast born author, CS Lewis. Pick up a trail map from the Eastside Visitor Centre and tick off the 7 bronze sculptures from the famous 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' book and film.

Belfast is home to one of the UK's best and largest indoor markets so why not track down a bargain to take home with you and shop to your hearts content. Visit Belfast City Hall along the way and join one of the free tours there. Hop off at the Grand Opera House or continue on to the Botanic Gardens and Ulster Museum which both offer free entry.

You will then tour towards the Peace Walls area, a famous part of Belfast and Northern Irish history, where you will see painted murals for many kilometres on both sides of roads and in the Falls Road and Shankill Road areas, there are also still large metal gates once used as security checkpoints. Despite the troubles ending over 20 years ago now, the divides still remain to be seen in some parts of the city. You can also visit the Bobby Sands Wall Mural and the Falls and Shankill Memorial Gardens.

No visit to Belfast would be complete without hopping off and visiting the 5* tourist attraction that is Old Crumlin Gaol. Here you can explore it's dark secrets and history from over 150 years as well as learning about some of the 17 executions that took place here... you can even pop your head in the cell where most of the executions took place.

There is so much to see and do in Belfast you'll be wanting to return for a future visit to continue exploring this city full of history, colour and places to visit.