Double Room 3 @ The Peace Wall Belfast

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Privatna soba u objektu (dom), čiji je domaćin Patricia

2 gosta
1 spavaća soba
1 krevet
2 zajednička kupatila

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Large modern house, located in the historic Shankill Road area of Belfast, right beside the famous Peace Wall, on the tourist trail for political tours starting from the house.
15/20 minutes walk to city centre, or local bus every 10 minutes
Also on 5 minutes walk to Springfield Road / Falls Road

Prostor
Large double room, with shared bathroom (only shared with 1 other room)
Free WiFi
Freeview TV
All towels and linens provided

Gde ćete spavati

Spavaća soba

1 bračni krevet (širine 125–149 cm)

Šta ovaj smeštaj nudi

Wi-Fi

Prostor namenjen za rad

Besplatan parking u sklopu smeštaja

TV

Mašina za veš

Fen za kosu

Frižider

Mikrotalasna rerna

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7 noćenja na lokaciji Belfast

5. sep. 2022. - 12. sep. 2022.

Gosti

1 gost

4,55 od 5 zvjezdica u 29 recenzije/a

Čistoća

Tačnost

Komunikacija

Lokacija

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Gde ćete biti

Belfast, Northern Ireland, Уједињено Краљевство

The house is the last house on the row, right next door to the Peace Wall.

The longest of the peace lines, Cupar Way divided the two communities, Protestants on the Shankill and Catholics on the Falls. It was built in 1969 at the start of The Troubles and is composed of 4 metres of concrete wall with 3 metres of metal sheeting topped off by a further 6 metres of mesh fence. That’s 13 metres or nearly 45 feet high and it has been in place for longer than the Berlin Wall was in existence.

Today on Cupar Way it’s rare to meet a local out walking, yet many tourists stop off during their Black Taxi Tours to see the wall, its murals and street art. Thousands upon thousands of messages are scrawled onto every inch of the wall from an estimated 500,000 annual overseas visitors. Many of these visitors are attracted to Belfast and its peace walls by recent reviews from international media outlets citing Belfast as a must-see destination. Some of the messages are just dates and names but all along the wall are short messages of peace and hope.