BELFAST Northern Ireland
BELFAST Northern Ireland
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Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and a maritime powerhouse. It is synonymous with shipbuilding, trade, and the Titanic. Whether you're exploring its maritime heritage, enjoying the local hospitality, or discovering its thriving arts scene, Belfast is sure to leave a lasting impression. The city is home to a mix of imperial-era administration buildings, mural walls, docklands, newly rejuvenated areas, including the Titanic Quarter, and culture and music venues.
Work contains: (from left to right, top to bottom)
Albert Memorial Clock, Belfast City Hall, Goliath shipbuilding gantry crane, Belfast Cathedral, (Cathedral Church of St Anne), Grand Opera House, Peace Wall, Pandora St House, Titanic Belfast, Bittles Bar, Black Cab Taxi, HMS Caroline.
Disclaimer- Alterations can be made. Please contact me for details.
Product details:
Printed on high-grade 200gsm matte finish poster paper.
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Let customers speak for us
The deck of cards was purchased as a gift for an overseas visitor. They are a great item to pack and keep as a memento of their visit to Newcastle.
I am very pleased with my purchase.It was as expected and the price was reasonable particularly with the Black Friday offer
Excellent product, bright , well made and great quality
Love it and the Newcastle Shirt. Will be ordering similar soon. Thankyou.
Cards are great, they're high quality cards and the design is awesome
A perfect reminder of happy and younger days!
Quality print - gorgeous colours - a great gift for my sister who now lives in Queensland.
Purchased 14 prints from places we travelled as a family outside of Australia, I am just impressed how amazing they look. They are beyond what I expected. Can't wait to put them up.Look forward to more designs being uploaded to add to our collection
These were the perfect gift for my friend who was missing her welsh home. They are beautifully illustrated. I wanted to remind her she always had a home both here in Brisbane and back in Wales.
