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Travelling to the University
Air
There are two airports serving Belfast:
Belfast is less than one hour’s flight from London. Flights run frequently every day to both of Belfast’s two airports.
Sea
Fast ferry services including Stena Line and P&O Ferries make multiple daily crossings from Northern Ireland to ports in Scotland and England:
Coach
Ulsterbus operates cross-channel express coach services.
Rail
The Enterprise train service between Belfast and Dublin takes about two hours.
Did you know ... Writer Jonathan Swift is said to have been inspired by the sight of
Belfast’s Cave Hill (pictured above) to pen his most famous work “Gulliver’s Travels”.
Public Transport
Belfast is a large city with a wide travel network using both railway and bus systems. Both of these are reliable cheap ways to get around the city no matter where you want to go. They are also an excellent way to see the world-famous sights of Northern Ireland including the Giants Causeway.
Taxis are relatively cheap and easily available. London-style metered cabs operate from airports and railways stations: private cabs are plentiful and can be booked by telephone.
Students can also get around by bicycle and there are cycle parking facilities at most locations around campus.