Belfast: Wetland Paradise in Northern Ireland

Belfast sits to the southwest of Belfast Lough, the largest port in the North Ireland of the U.K.. The city became the capital city of Northern Ireland in 1920, and now is the political and cultural center, as well as the largest industrial city of Northern Ireland.

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The Castle Espie Wetland Centre is 12 miles southeast from Belfast. The 60 acres of wetland are full of wildlife, together with animals emerging from their hibernation and wildflowers starting to bloom every spring.

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The Castle Espie Wetland Centre saved many threatened wetland wildlife, which is of great significance to wetland management and creation. Its importance also reveals even greater along the elevation of people's concept of environmental protection.

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From the center you can also admire the unique view of the tranquil and elegant Strangford Lough. Areas for picnic and coffee are also prepared for visitors. This April, come to Belfast with your friends and families to explore this magical wetland in the modern city!