Welcome to my first Mini City Guide series! I will be sharing you A Mini City Guide including 5 Things to do in a City. I've got so many backlogs and I couldn't really pick where I should start. Then i realised, why not Belfast?

Belfast is the capital and largest City of Northern Ireland and is part of The United Kingdom. The currency is sterling pounds, and like the rest of the UK, the weather is crazily unpredictable! One tip, always bring a waterproof coat and a good pair of boots. When you get here you'll know what i mean.

I love this City. It's laid back, life is slow and offers a chance to take it easy without missing out on any of the good times you’d hope to have on an international adventure. It is a perfect combination of City and countryside.

It's not as busy as London, people are friendly and nice. I bet if you take a walk in the park, people will greet and smile at you. It is a small charming city. It's so small that people seem to know each other. I used to take cabs/uber to work before i move to my new flat. I had a couple of uber/cab drivers who recognise me every time i book them (or maybe its just the hair?). My everyday bus commute has the same people in it (we actually have our own seat in the bus. Lol.) its crazy isn't it?

Sometimes the best thing about visiting a destination is that it gives you the chance to chill out and leave your cares behind. But don’t be fooled, just because a city is laid back, that doesn’t mean it’s boring.

Here are 5 Things To Do in Belfast

1. Breakfast at St. George Market

photo grabbed from Belfastlive

You may want to grab a breakfast at St. George Market to start off your day. Try the famous Ulster fry or grab a bap with a freshly brewed local coffee. A perfect way to start your day in Belfast! St. George Market has everything from fresh food to live music.

There are market stalls which are packed with handmade crafts, fresh food and antiques.
Enjoy the best food tastes and smells brought by local producers, as well as a fusion of tempting continental and speciality foods from around the world. You can sample the produce, relax with a coffee and a newspaper against a backdrop of live music from top local bands and solo artists.