Is it safe to go to Northern Ireland?
Is it safe to go to Northern Ireland? Northern Ireland is extremely safe for tourists to visit. In fact, it has one of the lowest crime rates among industrialised countries. According to statistics from the U.N. International Crime Victimisation Survey, Northern Ireland has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe.
How does Ireland feel about tourists?
The Irish and the Northern Irish Generally Like Americans There has always been a great relationship between Ireland and America. Many Americans are part of the wider Irish diaspora and visiting Ireland is seen as a chance to explore their Irish heritage.
Where do Americans go in Ireland?
Galway is particularly popular with American tourists as Galway is said to be the most 'Irish' of Ireland's cities, and is one of the few urban areas where you are likely to hear Irish spoken, due to the fact the Gaeltacht area of Connemara is only a few kilometres away.
Is Belfast safer than Dublin?
Dublin Vs Belfast – Safety With a moderate ranking when it comes to crime rates across both Dublin and Belfast, it's fair to say that both cities are generally safe to be in. However, it is worth a mention that Dublin does have a history rooted in drug use and gang violence though it is fast cleaning up its act.
What do tourists think of Belfast?
It also possesses vitality and spirit and is infused with more than just a wee bit of Irish charm. In fact, I discovered there are so many things to do in Belfast it's almost overwhelming if you only have a few days in the city. But even if you have only one day to spend visiting Belfast, it's well worth visiting.
Do the Irish like American tourists?
They're assured a warm welcome. Among the Irish hospitality professionals I spoke to, American holidaymakers are regarded as friendly and spendy, an agreeable reputation that's borne out by research from Tourism Ireland, the body that manages tourism across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Should I go to Dublin or Belfast?
Dublin is more of an international city, with better transport connections and more diversity. But Belfast is cheaper, more navigable and traditional, with a rich and storied history to discover. We offer a selection of Ireland group tours, with trips starting in both Dublin and Belfast.
Is Belfast a walkable city?
Belfast is compact and walkable, so getting around the city is easy on foot, by bike or by taxi.