Stock Photo - Belfast's murals are one of the city's major attractions and remind the world of its stormy past and the never-appeased resentment between nationalists and loyalists. The Gaeltacht Quarter, in West Belfast, is the area where there is the greatest concentration of murals. In the years of greater political tension, this neighborhood was a real battlefield: divided by different religious orientations already in the Victorian era, this area of ??workers' homes saw the exacerbation of tensions and resentment during the Troubles due to the Peace Line, created in 1970 to separate the loyalist and Protestant part of the neighborhood around Shankhill, from the Republican and Catholic part of Falls Road. West Belfast certainly remains one of the most evocative places in the city and if in the past it was considered a risk area, today it is possible to visit it in total tranquility..Belfast (Northern Ireland), August 13th, 2013.