Weekend Trip to Belfast | Whale Pod

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We headed up to Belfast for a long weekend trip! We got the train up from Dublin to Belfast and decided to treat ourselves to a first class seat, and it was definitely worth it. It was so comfortable and spacious… having service throughout was also super lovely. We stayed at House Belfast for three nights and explored the city as well as hitting up some different food places throughout. We went to the Grand Opera House to see a production of Hunchback of Notre Dame and it was incredible! Get ready for a complete breakdown and review from Aoife! On our last day, we checked our St George’s Market before having a bottomless brunch.
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[@eringobragh6507]

Nice.

[@3791tina]

Aarrrggghhh you came up here!

[@emmasilvestre]

Aww I love so much about this! Particularly that you’ve been to two places which are literally about 15 minutes away from my house that I didn’t know existed.

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