The name "Belfast" originates from the river Farset. The Gaelic name of Beal Feirste means mouth of the Farset river. The city of Belfast has been occupied since the Bronze Age and visitors can still visit the remains of the Iron Age hill forts.
Belfast is in a valley, bordered by the Irish Sea. As the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast, is a vibrant and lively Celtic city that can be enjoyed by visitors on foot.
