Tour de Fred: Northern Ireland

The latest stage of Fred Sirieix's gastronomic tour takes him to Belfast. There he visits the iconic Titanic Belfast and the historic International Wall, further showcasing his culinary exploration of the city as he continues to discover local flavours and landmarks.

Belfast is a television programme that is formally listed as a programme and placed in the episode genre. It is presented as a discrete instalment, offering viewers a concise focus on a particular location without extending beyond the boundaries set for this type of broadcast. The format adheres to the standard expectations for an episode‑length show. In this instalment, the most recent leg of Fred Sirieix’s gastronomic tour brings him to the city of Belfast. The episode follows his journey as he arrives in the Northern Irish capital, continuing the pattern of travel that defines his food‑centric itinerary. His presence in Belfast marks the latest point on the route he has been charting. While in Belfast, Sirieix makes stops at two recognised landmarks: Titanic Belfast and the International Wall. These sites are the focal points of his visit, providing the backdrop against which his culinary exploration unfolds. The programme captures his movements between the museum‑style attraction dedicated to the famed liner and the historic wall that bears international significance. These visits constitute the central content of the episode, establishing Belfast as the newest destination on Sirieix’s gastronomic itinerary. By concentrating on Titanic Belfast and the International Wall, the show delivers a clear picture of what his tour entails at this stage, without venturing beyond the factual scope of his itinerary.