Amazing video has emerged on, August 1, showing a modern take on the new Belfast City.

The footage, which happens to be a mix of hyper lapse and time lapse techniques follows the development of the city in its most historical an important locations.

"From the busy shopping streets to Belfast City Hall built in 1913, past the buskers in the street, We cut to St. Annes Cathedral and to the amazing Cathedral Quarter - the most happening part of town - where everyone heads for a drink after work," the filmer explained.

Belfast is a changed city - almost 20 years has passed since the Good Friday Agreement was signed - fast forward to today tourism is booming, 88 cruise ships will bring 150,000 visitors to Belfast - to a new modern city trying hard to overcome the dark days of its past.

This video is a modern take on the new Belfast City - from the busy shopping streets to Belfast City Hall built in 1913, past the buskers in the street - a glimpse of the Albert Clock which was completed in 1869 to Queens University and its famous clock which first ticked in 1849 through to the 5 year old Titanic Museum in Belfast built in the Harland & Wolff shipyard , named World's Leading Tourist Attraction in 2016, with the Nomadic - the last surviving boat that took 1st class passengers to the ill fated Titanic.
We cut to St. Annes Cathedral which was completed in 1904 to the corn markets bandstand where local band Keywest are playing to a crowd of teenagers. To the amazing Cathedral Quarter - the most happening part of town - where everyone heads for a drink after work and is made up of the original streets from Belfast city and buildings dating back to the 1700's finishing with the sun shining on the roof of the most expensive development ever in Northern Ireland - the £400 million Victoria Square shopping centre.

Belfast is changing...