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Madrid Street has a very interesting history. Many of the houses were occupied by men working in the shipyard most notably The Titanic.
There is a brass plaque at the end of Madrid Street/Templemore Avenue in commemoration of 'Ennis H Watson' apprentice Electrician at Harland and Wolff.
He lived in the street. He was a member of the Company's Guarantee Group for RMS Titanic and lost his life in the voyage.
Back to the present day. ...
Belfast probably safest city in Europe at this time. The house is central to commuter routes, train station, local airports. free on street parking, no restrictions. You are close to a small peace wall and some of Northern Ireland's famous murals.
Check out the Titanic Visitors centre, Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, Open top bus tour, Game of Thrones tour, Grand Opera House, Lyric Theatre, Crumlin Road Gaol and lots more...
You should also visit 'VISIT BELFAST' website for current events, where to eat, drink, shop & explore.
Less than 2 mins walk from the house is a swimming pool, sauna and gym (Templemore Avenue baths-Only surviving Victorian Baths in Ireland).
I have a friend who takes walking tours around the East side of Belfast, this is based on George Best, Van Morrison, Yardmen and CS Lewis trails and more.
Should you wish to avail of a tour please ask in advance to book, with a specific date and time, and I will pass on Morris' number to you to arrange direct.
Taxi tours can also be arranged with John.

Location directions are very important... Please do take note of directions and come into Madrid Street from the Templemore Avenue side.
There is a peace wall which is not marked on Sat nav GPS maps therefore if you rely on Sat nav GPS you may find yourself on the other side of the wall.
Tried and tested using Strava and Fitbit....
I can verify the house is located exactly 2km walk to Titanic area (as I have walked it many times),
1.3km walk to Central Station and 2.6km walk to the centre of Belfast at the City Hall.
Just a short walk to the bus stop for local # 3 or #4 Metro buses which go to city centre (pink buses ) or the new GLIDER -G1 route, get off/on at Templemore Avenue.
1.3km from Central station (rail to/from North Coast or Dublin)
1.6km to the Waterfront Conference Centre.
It is a good 20 -30 mins walk into centre of Belfast depending on your pace. (centre being the City Hall)
Taxis are plentiful and cheap, just remember to tell them you're at the Templemore Avenue entrance to Madrid Street!
You are 90 mins drive from Dublin airport.
You are 30-40 mins drive from Belfast International airport and 5-8 mins drive from Belfast City airport.
Also 10-15 mins from the Stena line Belfast Port.
These times are all approximate as it depends on the time of day and the traffic situation.
1.3km walk from Central train station, 2 mins walk to the bus stop number #3, #4 & #4a Metro bus routes (pink buses). The bus stops are nearby, a few mins walk and they pass by every 10-15 mins on either Newtownards Road or Albertbridge Road.
Free, safe, on-street parking outside your door, if you bring your own car or hire a car.
90 mins direct drive from Dublin airport.
30 mins direct drive from Belfast International airport.
5 - 8 mins direct drive from George Best City airport.
You are 2km (20 mins) walk from the Titanic area.
You are 2.6km ( 25 mins) walk to Belfast City Centre/ City Hall.
Kingspan Stadium, home of Ulster Rugby is also located in East Belfast
Game of Thrones – Doors made from fallen ‘Dark Hedges’ in the order of being unveiled.
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2. Fiddlers Green, Portaferry
3. Percy French, Newcastle
4. Blakes of the Hollow, Enniskillen
5. Frank Owens Bar, Limavady
6. Fullerton Arms, Ballintoy
7. Gracehill House, Ballymoney
8. Mary McBrides, Cushendun
9. Ballygally Castle, Ballygally
10. The Dark Horse, Hill Street, Belfast