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Out to Lunch Festival Chinese New Year Tim Peake Spacecraft 4–27 January 3 February and VR Experience Various Venues 20 Feb – 12 May Boasting a packed Featuring traditional Ulster Folk and menu of comedy, Chinese musicians, Transport Museum music and literature. acrobats and dancers, Using the very latest in VR cqaf.com as well as stalls, martial technology, experience what arts displays and sports 03 it feels like to sit inside the demonstrations. Soyuz’s descent module as ulsterhall.co.uk it makes its dangerous high- speed journey back to earth. nmni.com/soyuz

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Brilliant Corners – Belfast Jazz Festival 2–9 March Various Venues Serving up a multi-genre SCIENCE 04 musical banquet from NI Science Festival traditional big band 14–24 February and straight-ahead Various Venues small ensembles to Offering a stimulating the avant-garde. 02 EXHIBITION range of events focusing brilliantcorners on the wonders of science, Leonardo da Vinci: belfast.com technology, engineering A Life in Drawing and mathematics. MUSIC 07 1 Feb – 6 May nisciencefestival.com Belfast Nashville Part of a nationwide Songwriters Festival event marking the 500th 6–10 March anniversary of his death, Clayton Hotel two of Leonardo’s most Celebrating the art of famous works will be song writing in a series of the centrepiece of this concerts, showcases and a unmissable exhibition. convention for songwriters. nmni.com/um belfastnashville.com

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FAMILY FUN 08 CELEBRATION 10 CINEMA 13

Belfast Children’s Festival St Patrick’s Day Belfast Film Festival 8–13 March Celebrations 11–20 April Various Venues 17 March Various Venues A packed programme of An exciting and diverse theatre, dance, visual art, Belfast comes alive selection of film from music, literature, comedy, with colour for the annual across the world workshops and talks, carnival parade and including classic and guaranteed to inspire joy, St Patrick’s Day concert. premiere screenings. creativity and curiosity. belfastcity.gov.uk/stpatricks belfastfilmfestival.org youngatart.co.uk FASHION 11 FAMILY FUN 14

Belfast Fashion Week Lord Mayor’s Day 28–31 March 13 April Various Venues A showcase of the Enjoy an afternoon of upcoming spring/summer live music, dance and a fashion trends from unique packed programme of free local designers to high activities, as the grounds street favourites. of city hall come alive with belfastfashionweek.com lots of colour and noise. belfastcity.gov.uk/ EXHIBITION 12 lordmayorsday CULTURE 09 Game of Thrones: Feile an Earraigh CELEBRATIONS 15 The Touring Exhibition 11–17 March 11 April – 1 September Various Venues Easter Celebrations Titanic Exhibition Centre Belfast’s traditional 19–23 April Don’t miss the largest Spring festival returns Various Venues public display of breath- with a feast of music, Get out and enjoy lots of taking images and enthralling talks, screenings, tours artefacts from the hit TV ‘eggciting’ Easter events and live entertainment. show Game of Thrones. taking place in Belfast and feilebelfast.com gameofthrones beyond for all the family. exhibition.co.uk visitbelfast.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 5 2019 HIGHLIGHTS It’s no secret – Belfast is a city on the rise, with world-class attractions, great guest accommodation, superb shopping, mouth- watering restaurants and one of the warmest welcomes you can get – making Belfast a great place to visit this year. There’s also a packed programme of fantastic events on offer, so here’s your New Year preview for dates to put in your diary during 2019.

LEONARDO DA VINCI: TIM PEAKE GAME OF THRONESTM: A LIFE IN DRAWING SPACECRAFT AND VR THE TOURING 1 February – 6 May DESCENT EXPERIENCE EXHIBITION Ulster Museum 20 February – 12 May 11 April – 1 September To mark the 500th Ulster Folk and TEC Belfast anniversary of the death Transport Museum Fans from around the of Leonardo da Vinci, 144 On 15 December 2015, world will have the of the Renaissance master’s British astronaut Tim opportunity to step greatest drawings in the Peake embarked on the inside Westeros and Royal Collection will go on Principia mission to the the lands beyond. display in 12 simultaneous International Space Station, Inspired by and filled exhibitions across the UK. where he spent six months with the breath taking The Ulster Museum’s orbiting Earth. On 18 June images and enthralling exhibition will include two 2016, Tim returned to Earth artefacts from the hit of Leonardo’s most famous in the Soyuz TMA-19M HBO series GAME OF works – The Head of St descent module, which will THRONES, this all-new Anne, made around 1510 in land at the Ulster Transport exhibition will drop fans preparation for his famous Museum this spring. The into the centre of the masterpiece The Virgin and display of the iconic craft will Seven Kingdoms for an Child with St Anne, which be accompanied by Space up-close and personal hangs in the Louvre, and an Descent VR, a unique virtual look at authentic props, anatomical drawing from reality adventure narrated costumes and set 1489, The Skull Sectioned. by Tim Peake himself. Visitors decorations from Visitors will also be able to view will be able to view the the show. Spacecraft for free and take examples of all the drawing gameofthrones part in other paid-for activities. materials employed by the artist. exhibition.co.uk nmni.com/soyuz nmni.com/um

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GAME OF THRONES® LEGACY EXPERIENCES As Game of Thrones finishes filming after A BRAND NEW DAY THE OPEN a decade in Northern FOR THE BELFAST 14–21 July Ireland, HBO plans to CITY MARATHON! Royal Portrush celebrate the show’s 5 May Each year, the world’s incredible legacy by Stormont Estate greatest golfers take on converting several filming The 38th Belfast City golf’s one true test, The locations into visitor attractions. Plans are Marathon is set to make Open. Their goal is to etch underway to include history on 5 May 2019 by their name into history, the standing sets for moving to a Sunday. The joining an illustrious club iconic locations such event is set for a massive where membership is earned as Winterfell, Castle year of change with a brand by achieving the title of Black, and Kings Landing new, flatter and faster route Champion Golfer of The Year. alongside a studio tour for marathon participants The 148th Open makes a of Linen Mill Studios in and a new start location historic return to Northern Banbridge. Each site in the grounds of the Ireland in 2019. Golf’s oldest will feature breathtaking iconic Stormont Estate. and most international sets as well as displays There’s a full line up of Championship returns after of costumes, props, events for all levels of fitness 68 years with the world’s weapons, set decorations, including the Marathon greatest players competing art files and models. and Wheelchair Race, for the Claret Jug at Royal The visitor experience Team Relay, 8 Mile Portrush. *Championship will be enhanced by state-of-the-art digital Walk and Fun Run. Days are sold out; however content and interactive Register online via the new Practice Days tickets are materials. For updates app by 12 April 2019. still available. see: visitbelfast.com/ belfastcitymarathon.com theopen.com gameofthrones

VISITBELFAST.COM 7 BELFAST BUCKET LIST MUST SEE: Check out our bucket list for the must see places you don’t want to miss on any visit to Belfast.

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Belfast City Hall Exhibition Experience an exciting exhibition showcasing the journey from the city’s past to present, showing the vibrancy and diversity of Belfast City Hall across six themed zones. Free guided tours also available. SEE MAP D4

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Titanic Belfast This state-of-the-art SHOPPING 03 SPORT 05 visitor experience tells Victoria Square Belfast Giants Ice Hockey the story of the Titanic, An exceptional Bring all the family and from construction to her shopping experience get ready to cheer on launch and subsequent with spectacular views, the city’s own Stena place in history. anchored by House of Line Belfast Giants for SEE MAP E2 Fraser department store. an evening of adrenalin Four levels of shopping, fuelled on ice action. great places to eat and SEE MAP F7 drink and an 8 screen Odeon cinema. MARKETS 06 SEE MAP D4 St George’s Market Browse stalls full of the HISTORY 04 finest fresh produce, local Gaol arts and crafts and delicious Try life behind bars with hot food at the charming a tour of the 150 year old Victorian St George’s Market gaol and learn first-hand every Friday, Saturday how this Victorian prison and Sunday. evolved through history. SEE MAP D4 SEE MAP B2

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TOUR 07 TIME OUT 09

Belfast Cathedral Take a personal audio tour Enjoy a walk around the MUSIC 11 of Belfast’s magnificent St gardens and scenic trails Anne’s Cathedral. Discover which offer unobstructed Traditional Music its rich historic artefacts views over the city and There’s no better way and learn about the people Belfast Lough. Relax over to round off a day of who helped to shape this lunch or afternoon tea in sightseeing than relaxing sacred place. the beautiful surroundings in one of the city’s many SEE MAP D3 of the 1870 baronial historic pubs and enjoying style castle. some great toe-tapping TOUR 08 Irish traditional music. MARITIME 10 Belfast Food Tour TOUR 12 Take a bite out of Belfast HMS Caroline and be introduced to the Discover the fascinating ever-changing Belfast food history of this World War scene, while enjoying a One survivor and learn range of drinks and dishes about life of the crew along the way on this culinary 100 years ago through guided walk. Starts at a range of exciting St George’s market. interactive exhibits. SEE MAP D4 SEE MAP F1

Clifton House On a guided tour (Friday’s at 3pm), explore a building that was built when Belfast consisted of just five streets. Learn about the founding members of the Belfast Charitable Society that all played pivotal roles in the history of the city. 08 SEE MAP C2

VISITBELFAST.COM 9 EXPLORING BELFAST

For locations, check out our handy maps on CITY AREAS pages 63-67. Exploring a city can be tricky if you don’t know your way around, or even what to look out for. Get a flavour of Belfast with this taster to help navigate your way around the city’s areas and quarters.

CITY CATHEDRAL LINEN TITANIC CENTRE QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER Home to the iconic Packed full of fascinating Belfast was Steeped in memories Belfast City Hall, St architecture, buzzing once nicknamed of a bygone era, the George’s Market and beer gardens, trendy “Linenopolis” as it was Titanic Quarter is now the main shopping warehouse restaurants, the world leader in the a fun and energetic district. You’ll be spoilt cobblestoned streets, production of linen urban waterfront for choice with the and colourful street in the 19th Century. development. Visit or abundance of cool art, this area of town Just south of City take a tour of the cafés, great pubs, is absolutely buzzing Hall, you can enjoy the many historic and trendy bars and an at night. It contrasts architecture of the old state-of-the-art Titanic amazing restaurant the old with the linen mills which house scene. Start off in the new, with St. Anne’s a mix of offices, chic visitor attractions, Visit Belfast Welcome Square, home to the bars and renowned be wowed by science Centre (opposite Metropolitan Arts restaurants. This is a in W5, explore the City Hall) to pick up Centre (MAC) and a great part of town to 100 year old history information, book tours piazza of welcoming enjoy dinner and drinks of HMS Caroline or and find out everything eateries, alongside before an entertaining catch a show, concert to make the most of some of the oldest show at the Grand or Ice Hockey game your visit. streets in Belfast. Opera House. at the SSE Arena.

QUEEN’S GAELTACHT EAST THE QUARTER QUARTER SIDE SHANKILL The area around The centre for Irish EastSide was once Straddling North Queen’s University language, music the beating heart of and West Belfast, is a treasure trove and culture is in the the city’s industrial the Shankill is home of eclectic shops, west of the city. An past with thousands to a wide collection of painted murals boutiques, cafés, bars Cultúrann showcases of people employed cultural Irish Gaelic in linen mills, rope depicting the social and art galleries. Visit and political history the collections of traditions and contains factories, engineering a restaurant, gift works and shipyards. of the area. Places of the Ulster Museum, shop, theatre and EastSide is now interest include the Peace Wall, the Old stroll around Botanic gallery. Explore the thriving once again Gardens or enjoy great Shankill Graveyard, stunning Clonard but this time as a dating back to the 14th live music or comedy Monastery or enjoy the hub of culture and at the Empire Music century, the Shankill 3 mile Divis Summit creativity. Make the Memorial Park and the Hall. The neighbouring Trail, a specifically EastSide Visitor ancient Bullaun Stone. Lisburn Road offers designed loop walk on Centre your first stop, The Spectrum Centre, designer shopping, Divis Mountain with with information on a major landmark in the cafés, artisan delis, spectacular views key attractions in area, hosts a range of salons and wine bars. over Belfast. east Belfast. events and exhibitions.

10 VISITBELFAST.COM Belfast’s Lord St Patrick’s Mayor’s Carnival Parade Day and Concert Day

Sunday 17 March 2019 Saturday 13 April 2019 Carnival Parade, City centre, 12noon - 5pm 12.30pm Belfast City Hall Concert, Custom House Free, unticketed event Square, 1.30pm - 4pm Join Belfast’s Lord Mayor, Deirdre Come into the city for a super Hargey, for an afternoon of free St Patrick’s Day and enjoy a family fun, live music and cultural welcoming spectacle of colour activities, as the grounds of and music. City Hall come alive to celebrate Belfast, a city that is equal, open Enjoy the carnival parade that and welcoming. will snake its way through the streets of Belfast before Custom #BelfastLMDay House Square comes alive with a free concert.

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For more information please call Visit Belfast on 028 9024 6609 or go to www.belfastcity.gov.uk/events CELEBRATE ST PATRICK Come to Belfast for a at 12.30pm. The St Patrick’s Féile an Earraigh fantastic St Patrick’s Parade will wind its way 11–17 March Day as the city welcomes through the city along The annual festival returns you with an array of Chichester Street and with a variety of arts and colour and music. The Victoria Street, into High cultural events in the week day begins with a vibrant Street before finishing at leading up to and including carnival parade through Writers Square. St Patrick’s Day. the city streets, followed Once you’ve watched feilebelfast.com by a free concert on the parade why not join Sunday 17 March. concert go-ers at Custom The celebrations House Square where you will start with an exciting will be able to enjoy a free carnival parade; wonder concert from 1.30pm-4pm at the eye-catching featuring traditional music floats, performers and and fusion dance, with a magnificent costumes, host of exciting musicians as well as a blend of global still to be announced. Entry musicians and local to the concert will be on community organisations. a first-come-first-served Come along to see basis and terms and St George’s Market St Patrick, pipe bands, conditions apply. 15–17 March dancers and more on An afternoon sure to Enjoy the St Patrick’s Day their colourful journey get your hands clapping celebrations throughout through the city, as and feet stomping! the weekend with live people of all ages from traditional music, special far and wide come to offers, and lots of family celebrate the day of For more information contact fun, come and enjoy some St Patrick in Belfast. Visit Belfast Welcome Centre of the best that St George’s The carnival leaves 028 9024 6609 Market has to offer. from Belfast City Hall belfastcity.gov.uk/stpatricks stgeorgesmarket.com

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FURTHER AFIELD with live music, dance and a special Leprechaun trail The Home of down to the stones, St Patrick Festival as well as face painting 8–18 March and treats for all. Armagh is at the heart of nationaltrust.org.uk/ni celebrating the life of Saint Patrick and the festival Saint Patrick’s Day promises an unrivalled mix Celebrations at Ulster of regional and international American Folk Park music, theatre, spoken 17 March The SPAR Craic 10k word, art, comedy and 17 March, 10am family friendly events which Relive the great Irish Belfast City Hall will showcase the stunning emigration with a dramatic ‘Run for the Craic’ in Belfast locations where Saint re-enactment complete this St Patrick’s Day and Patrick walked and worked. with music, song and take part in the annual visitarmagh.com/stpatrick dance as the families SPAR Craic 10k. Just gather to bid farewell. under 2,000 runners will St Patrick’s Day nmni.com/uafp take part in this urban 10k, Celebrations which leaves City Hall at 17 March, 10am–5pm 10am, passing through the Enjoy a truly traditional Gaeltacht Quarter before St. Patrick’s Day at the finishing in the EastSide at Ulster Folk & Transport . So begin St Museum, with traditional Patrick’s Day in a fun and farming activities, arts and healthy way, before joining crafts and traditional the celebrations in the city Irish music and dance. centre afterwards. Register nmni.com/uftm at aisling-events.com Celebrate St Patrick’s The Relics of St Patrick Day at Castle Espie Mussenden Lights with John Killen 17 March, 11am–4pm 17 March 27 March, 1pm Discover the little laughing will be Former Linen Hall Librarian leprechauns hidden around going green for one night John Killen brings together the reserve and enjoy lots only. Grab your camera and the legends, folklore, of crafts and games. a torch and don’t miss this traditions and stories that wwt.org.uk rare opportunity to see the have been associated iconic Earl Bishops Library with St Patrick across the Giant’s Causeway Saint in a different light. Meet at centuries, from his book Patrick’s Day Celebration Lion’s Gate 7–9pm. ‘The St. Patrick’s Treasury’. 17 March, 9am–5pm nationaltrust.org.uk/ni Free event. Celebrate all things Irish linenhall.com at the Giant’s Causeway

VISITBELFAST.COM 13 GAME OF THRONES

HOME OF Fans will enjoy the experience of a lifetime with an up-close and personal look at the THRONES artistry and craftsmanship behind the Emmy award- Call your bannermen... GAME OF THRONESTM: winning series, as well as The Touring Exhibition will make its debut the opportunity to: visit to the UK and Ireland at the TEC Belfast • Experience the wintry this spring! landscapes of the North and the tree-lined pathway The dramatic exhibition The exhibition is located of the Kingsroad combines costumes, at the TEC Belfast which • View a garrison of authentic props and is in the footprint of the Unsullied warriors and majestic settings from legendary Titanic Studios, the iconic costumes all seven seasons to create where much of the series of House Targaryen an interactive and immersive was filmed over a 10-year • Step into the House GAME OF THRONES® period. Fans will be able of Black and White experience like no other. to authentically immerse • Explore Castle Black, the themselves in Westeros home of the Night’s Watch The largest GAME OF and Essos, as well as relive • Battle for the Iron Throne THRONES public display the trials and tribulations will open on the 11 April of those who struggle for running through to 1 survival in the shadow To book tickets for this September and will be an of the Iron Throne, ahead unmissable blockbuster, visit: important part of the show’s of the highly anticipated gameofthrones incredible legacy in the region. season eight release. exhibition.co.uk

14 VISITBELFAST.COM VISITBELFAST.COM 15 From parks blooming with colour to peaceful canal side towpaths and the hills that surround the city providing breath-taking views, there really is something for everyone when it comes to exploring Belfast on foot or by bike. Add a different element to your city visit and get out and view Belfast from a completely different angle! PUT A SPRING IN YOUR STEP

Gruffalo Trail Botanic Sir Thomas Minnowburn at Colin Glen Gardens & Lady & Giants Ring Forest Dixon Park A perfect stroll with Botanic Gardens was Located in south This relaxing 3 mile younger children, established in 1828 Belfast, this popular walk starts and ends join the very clever by the Belfast Botanic park is home to at the Minnowburn mouse, follow in his and Horticultural the City of Belfast car park at Shaws footsteps and meet Society. Originally International Rose Bridge. From the the silly old fox, owl known as the Belfast Garden, which river, the trail rises and snake on the Botanic Garden. attracts thousands gently through way to an amazing The site contained of visitors to the Rose woodland, farmland 8 foot tall Gruffalo, Week celebrations and garden to the complete with nobbly exotic tree species and impressive plant every July. Covering historic Giant’s Ring. knees, turned out more than 128 acres, Evoking a powerful collections from the toes and a poisonous the park is made up sense of mystery, southern hemisphere, wart on the end of of rolling meadows, this big earthwork many of which can his nose! The 1.2 mile copses and woodland circle, roughly 200m still be seen in the trail is completely free as well as containing across, is a beautiful so bring the family park. It’s also home international camellia example of a ‘henge’ and ‘take a stroll to the Palm House trails, a walled garden, monument, built through the deep and Tropical Ravine. a Japanese-style in about 2,700BC dark woods’ to enjoy The Trail Route is a 0.8 garden with water during the Neolithic one of Belfast’s most mile circular walk that feature for quiet period. Take a beautiful parks. can be started from contemplation and a picnic and enjoy the Look out too for the any of the entrances new Stick Man trail children’s playground. carpets of bluebells to the gardens. with characters to The 2.5 mile circular and stunning views help children explore walk starts from the across the Lagan the natural world and lower carpark. Valley before looping learn how things grow. back to the carpark.

16 VISITBELFAST.COM OUTDOOR ADVENTURES On Your Bike the Harland & Wolff shipyards, CS Lewis Square, Parliament Buildings and the Belfast Hills. From the Holywood Arches to Dundonald the Greenway provides a tranquil green corridor through Barnett East Belfast. Demesne For those looking for a little bit more adventure, try the bike trails and jump parks at Barnett Demesne. The trails consist of a shared use 3.4km green trail and a 3.9km Connswater blue trail with 3 red Community Divis and Belfast Castle loop options (1.5km). Black & Cave Hill With Ireland’s first Greenway Mountain Country Park official purpose-built The Connswater jumps park boasting Community Striking visual Belfast Castle’s no less than 6 lines boundary of the spectacular location Greenway has of mouth-watering city, the Belfast Hills and imposing created a 9km linear table-tops, doubles provide a tranquil architecture boasts park through east and hip jumps, these contrast to the hours of family fun. Belfast, connecting trails tick all the hustle and bustle Choose from the 2.4 the open and green right boxes for those of urban life below. mile Belfast Castle spaces. Explore the searching for that all Just minutes from Estate trail, or be park on foot or by important adrenaline the city centre, the more adventurous bicycle and learn fix! The trails start 4.2 mile Ridge Trail and gain some of about the industries at the Mary Peters offers fantastic views the best sights and activities that Track in South over the famous of Belfast on the flourished in East Belfast. landmarks of Belfast 4.5 mile Cave Hill Belfast. Discover including Titanic Country Park trail. CS Lewis Square Belfast, the Samson The landmark Comber and the CS Lewis & Goliath cranes and Napoleon’s Nose is Greenway trail, learn more Stormont Parliament said to have inspired about Van Morrison Buildings. Cast your Jonathan Swift’s The Comber along Cyprus Avenue, eyes a little further novel, Gulliver’s Greenway provides 7 and pass the playing afield to see the Travels. Make a stop miles of traffic-free fields where George Moune Mountains, at the Cave Hill Visitor cycling from Comber Best kicked his Strangford Lough, Centre, located in to Belfast. Along first ball. the Isle of Man the basement of the route you’ll pass and . the Castle.

VISITBELFAST.COM 17 TOP TEN BELFAST A FINE ROMANCE

Treat that special someone this Valentine’s Day at one of our top romantic places in Belfast including stunning views, luxurious hotels and stylish nights out.

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Grand Opera House Café Parisien 02 you can enjoy a Victoria The majestic Victorian Be transported to choice of four Square’s Dome Grand Opera House Paris for an evening Valentine themed Take the lift to the (1895) is a premier of traditional French indulgent chocolate top of this stunning theatre presenting cuisine in elegant desserts served with shopping destination a range of drama, surroundings. Soak up either a hot drink or to enjoy spectacular dance, opera and West the relaxed ambience glass of Cava. 360° views over End shows. Make the in the restaurant or cocouture.co.uk Belfast from the evening a magical embrace the intimacy glass topped dome. experience by booking of a secluded booth. The Merchant Hotel 03 victoriasquare.com a VIP experience in The iconic terrace This luxurious hotel offers magical views one of the stunning is a harmonious blend OX Cave for Al Fresco dining theatre boxes. of Victorian grandeur The perfect place for and delicious cocktails. goh.co.uk and Art Deco inspired wine lovers, choose cafeparisien.com sleek modernity with from a vast menu The Observatory 01 elegant rooms, of high quality, yet Hastings Culloden With stunning Estate and Spa stunning spa, rooftop reasonably priced wine cityscape as far as the Overlooking Belfast hot tub, fabulous jazz in a relaxed setting. eye can see; this place Lough, this stunning bar and gastronomic Wine can be paired takes tea time to a five star hotel is set in delights – perfect for with Irish charcuterie new elevated level. 12 acres of secluded a romantic getaway. and cheese. Spoil that special gardens, so book in merchanthotel.com oxbelfast.com someone with an array for a romantic break of the finest teas, or simply enjoy the The Cookery School Country Park crafted coffees and surroundings over at James St Pack a picnic and deliciously designed afternoon tea. If the way to someone’s take a romantic and handcrafted hastingshotels.com heart is through their walk up Cavehill to nibbles. Add a touch stomach, why not discover breathtakingly of class with a glass Co Couture develop your culinary beautiful views of of fine champagne or Dessert Club skills with a cookery Belfast and beyond. a champagne cocktail. Book into this award class, from sushi to Stop into Belfast grandcentralhotel winning chocolate bread making, a fun Castle afterwards belfast.com/ boutique’s popular and delicious day out for a relaxing meal observatory Dessert Club where awaits you both. or afternoon tea. cookinbelfast.co.uk belfasthills.org

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VISITBELFAST.COM 19 TERRY BRADLEY

Terry Bradley is His early life was spent to Bradley’s first exhibition in growing up in some of the the famous PoD nightclub, probably one of the most volatile streets in which was a huge success most recognisable Belfast where his mother and enabled him to make a and collectable tried to keep him inside and career from his art, the one away from the “Troubles” thing that had stayed with artists working in outside their front door. him all his life. Ireland today as he Bradley found a form of escapism reading ‘The His recent work includes continues to push Adventures of Tin Tin’ and strong and powerful women, his own boundaries his work is still influenced by including Parisian burlesque and develop all sides the black lines of the vivid dancers, and the colourful drawings that illustrated the characters of Belfast’s of his creative vision. collection of books that he Sailortown, whose hard- gradually acquired. working, hard-drinking ethos is renowned the world over, as Bradley moved to in well as world leading brand 1989 and was busy painting collaborations with Harley and drawing in his spare time. Davidson, ABSOLUT Vodka A chance conversation led and Nokia mobile phones.

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Terry’s work has been a Terry says, ‘I never thought of mainstay of the Irish art my art being used for tattoos scene for many years now but it seems to be quite a and collectors have seen trend, it’s very flattering that the value of his art increase someone would want my art steadily over the years. permanently on their body Just over a year ago, he and it’s a very individual created a Bradley dedicated choice but I’m actually very gallery in the busy seaside excited about the creative town of Bangor in County possibilities, not that I’ll be Down, which has become a doing any tattooing myself!!’. destination space for visitors to Northern Ireland as well At the moment Terry is as art collectors throughout concentrating on new work Ireland. The large gallery for both the gallery and space is both bright and exhibitions he has planned cosy with interesting corners for 2019. He has been and relaxing seating areas. spending time in his studio On show are a wide selection in between of Bradley limited edition travelling for inspiration. prints, canvases and He also has plans to return original art works. to New York where he launched the Dead Rabbit Bradley is now moving original for the world famous into new areas with his art bar of the same name. including an unusual turn Bradley says he feels he is using his work as body art. just starting and with the The artist started to notice launch of the new gallery he that a growing number of has a solid base to build on. collectors were using his pieces as tattoo designs and sending photos through You can visit the Bradley Gallery of their completed pieces. at: 105 High Street, Bangor This has led to thoughts for T: 028 9147 3508 a new venture in the shape of bespoke tattoos being For more information, click on: designed by the artist. terrybradley.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 21 ONE DAY IN HISTORY

Queen’s University. A true 9:30am 12:00pm Take a self-guided sense of a tour of the campus, available from the Start your morning in Make your way directly onsite Welcome city emerges the Cathedral Quarter across the road to visit Centre. to explore the calming the when you qub.ac.uk/vcentre surroundings of (1788) where you can explore its St Anne’s Cathedral. browse the unique Romanesque in collections of some of historical style with exquisite 2:45pm the most renowned Irish mosaics, carvings and attractions, literature collections. stained glass, you can Take a gentle linenhall.com so take a day take an audio tour of stroll through the this stunning building neighbouring Botanic to explore to learn its history. 1:00pm Gardens taking time Belfast’s belfastcathedral.org to explore the historic Palm House, made unique and Enjoy a light lunch from curved iron 10:30am in one of the many and glass, and the world famous city centre cafes or Tropical Ravine, which heritage. Take the short walk restaurants before contains some of the in to the city centre to exploring the exquisite oldest seed plants in Belfast City Hall (1906). stores in the charming existence today. Drop into the Bobbin and historic Queen’s Coffee Shop to quickly Arcade, which connects refuel before taking Donegall Place with 3:30pm a free public tour of Fountain Street. ’s civic building. Browse Refuel with a coffee the visitor exhibition in 2:00pm at the Yellow Door the east wing to café inside the Ulster discover the journey of Museum before you City Hall from the city’s A 20 minute walk discover the story of past to present and to the Queen’s the people of the North leave time to explore Quarter takes you to of Ireland from earliest the grounds and visit the stunning Lanyon times to present day. the Titanic Memorial Building (dating back (free admission) Garden, which names to 1849), which is the nmni.com/um all 1,512 victims of centrepiece of the disaster.

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5:00pm DISCOVER YOUR HERITAGE Over four hundred years have passed since the first settlers On your way back to made Belfast their home: public buildings, museums and the city centre, end your day by relaxing visitor centres will let you discover the city’s rich heritage. in a private snug in the The Museum of on the 1st floor, provides Graveyards and , Orange Heritage an insight into the cemeteries offer an a gem of Victoriana and focuses on the history development of Irish interesting historical one of the great bars and traditions of the language and culture in insight to the city and of the world. Dating Orange Institution, Belfast and on how Irish its former inhabitants back to 1826, it was beginning with the has influenced English. – from Friar’s Bush one of the mighty Glorious Revolution, culturlann.ie Graveyard with its Victorian gin palaces and travels right Friar’s Stone to the first and continues to be a through until the For those with an municipal cemetery, major Belfast landmark. present day. There’s interest in Ulster-Scots City Cemetery where also a strong focus connections, visit notable burials include on Orangeism the Discover Ulster Harland and Wolff’s Sir around the world Scots Centre on Edward Harland and with a fascinating Gordon Street where Viscount Pirrie and collection of artefacts. you can discover Milltown Cemetery orangeheritage.co.uk thousands of years which tells a much of history, from the more chequered Based in a former formation of the Giant’s political and religious Presbyterian church, Causeway (which history of the city. Cultúrlann McAdam links If you’re in the city on Ó Fiaich is an arts and with the Western Isles Historic tours are a Friday, step back cultural centre with a of Scotland) right up available – contact in time and discover strong focus on Irish to the present day. the Visit Belfast the rich history of language and culture. discoverulster Welcome Centre Clifton House. Learn The interactive space scots.com for more details. about the founding members of the Belfast Charitable Trace your ancestors Visit The Public Society who all played with the help of the Ulster Record Office of pivotal roles in the EXPLORE Historical Foundation, Northern Ireland history of the city. MORE where you can search which holds millions Public tours every through databases of of historic records, Friday at 3pm or Interested in birth, death and marriage documents, photographs group tours available records or let an expert and maps – all of which daily by arrangement. exploring your genealogist help uncover are free to access. cliftonbelfast.com family tree? your family history. nidirect.gov.uk/proni ancestryireland.com

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CULTURE VULTURES FOR A GREAT DAY showcases the very best Space Craft OUT THAT IS BOTH of local and international A7 Fountain Centre EDUCATIONAL AND FUN, talent, from a wide range of A lovely combination of shop and gallery, showcasing a VISIT A MUSEUM OR exciting exhibitions to newly commissioned works and range of ceramics, jewellery, GALLERY. FROM LOCAL sculptures, design items, monumental sculptures. HISTORY TO MODERN fabrics, cards and art by local themaclive.com ART AND DINOSAURS makers. The crafts exhibited TO SPACE ROCKETS, change constantly and also THERE’S SOMETHING showcase work by young, Photography Gallery emerging artists. FOR EVERYBODY. Donegall Street visitbelfast.com Born from engagement Ulster Museum with the community, War Memorial Gallery Botanic Gardens Belfast Exposed houses Talbot Street A treasure house of the past contemporary photography A must see attraction for visitors with an interest and the present, the Ulster galleries, a bookshop, and in the Home Front and Museum is home to a rich a Troubles image archive. collection of art, history and US Forces in Northern Ireland belfastexposed.org natural sciences. Discover during the Second World the story of the people of War. The exhibition recalls Golden Thread Gallery the north of Ireland from the contribution of the Home Great Patrick Street earliest times to the present Front, the Belfast blitz of On the fringes of the 1941 and the presence of US day. Impressive galleries and forces from 1942 to 1944. interactive discovery zones Cathedral Quarter stands niwarmemorial.org bring history, science and this red brick building art collections to life. whose ground floor houses one of Belfast’s coolest art Discover Ulster Scots nmni.com/um 1–9 Victoria Street galleries. The stark concrete This spacious exhibition The MAC interior lends itself perfectly gallery is packed with stories St Anne’s Square to changing exhibitions of of the close connections With free admission to its paintings, photography between Ulster and Scotland three outstanding galleries, and installations. embedded in thousands of seven days a week, The MAC goldenthreadgallery.co.uk years of history, from the

24 VISITBELFAST.COM DAY TRIPS Irish Linen Centre Market Square, Lisburn Explore Ireland’s industrial heritage in the museum’s award-winning exhibition. Trace the history of linen production in Ulster, from the earliest times to the present day, and see live spinning and weaving demonstrations. lisburnmuseum.com North Down Museum Town Hall, Bangor Telling the story of the area from the Bronze Age to the present day. Key artifacts on display include the Bronze formation of the Giant’s programme of works from Age Ballycroghan Swords, the Causeway right up to Queen’s own collection, Bangor Bell from the Bangor the present day. Find out touring exhibitions and Abbey settlement, and the which heritage trails will shows by local and Raven Maps, the only complete lead you down the path international artists. folio of Plantation era maps to your ancestors. naughtongallery.org in Ireland. discoverulsterscots.com northdownmuseum.com Atypical Gallery Ulster American Folk Park ArtisAnn Gallery 109-113 Royal Avenue Castletown, Omagh 70 Bloomfield Avenue Atypical Gallery is the Examine life in Ulster in the Based over two floors, the only permanent exhibition 18th and 19th centuries and gallery features an array of space on the island of learn how the settlers endured artworks by both emerging Ireland dedicated specifically the arduous Atlantic crossing and established artists, from to highlighting the work of before adapting to the new painters and sculptors to disabled and deaf artists. and unfamiliar environment photographers and collage- It provides a welcoming, of America. Wander through makers. The exhibition space accessible environment the outdoor museum which hosts a new show each for both emerging and brings both the Old and New month with all showcased established artists Worlds to life. work for sale. practising across the nmni.com/uafp artisann.org visual arts spectrum. Down County Museum adf.ie The Mall, Downpatrick Gerard Dillon Gallery Located in the restored Cultúrlann McAdam Museum of eighteenth century County Ó Fiaich, 216 Falls Road Orange Heritage Gaol of Down, the museum The gallery is dedicated to 368 Cregagh Road collects, conserves and Gerard Dillon RHA RUA Located in the EastSide, interprets those objects which 1916-1971, an artist from this museum offers a best illustrate the history, the Falls Road area of Belfast fantastic and interactive culture and environment who earned worldwide fame. visitor experience learning of County Down. The gallery focuses on work about the Orange culture. downcountymuseum.com from professional artists A wide range of artefacts are Seamus Heaney HomePlace and generally hosts eight on display including items Bellaghy exhibitions per year. belonging to King William III, Standing at the heart of the culturlann.ie dating from 1689. The centre place and people which so also offers a research facility inspired him, HomePlace is The Naughton Gallery to those wishing to search an arts and literary centre Lanyon Building, family history within the that includes a stunning Queen’s University . exhibition dedicated to the One of Belfast’s most orangeheritage.co.uk life and work of one of vibrant and exciting art Ireland’s greatest writers. galleries, featuring a rolling seamusheaneyhome.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 25 Belfast’s Titanic Quarter is steeped in the rich history and tradition of the city’s shipbuilding heritage. Explore this historic area and uncover the true legend of Titanic, in the city where it all began. TITANIC CITY TITANIC BELFAST TITANIC & OLYMPIC TITANIC HOTEL BELFAST One of the world’s leading SLIPWAYS (Harland & Wolff tourist attractions is housed Behind Titanic Belfast you’ll Drawing Offices) in an iconic six-floor building. find the historic slipways The original red brick building With nine interpretive and where these famous ships is a truly authentic part of interactive galleries that were built and launched Titanic’s story. Harland and explore the sights, sounds, over a hundred years ago. Wolff had two main drawing smells and stories of Titanic, Containing many original offices within the building, as well as the City and people features, a Memorial Garden where naval architects, which made her, Titanic illustrates the proportion marine engineers and Belfast is an unmissable of Titanic’s victims and draftsmen were responsible experience. survivors from each of the for the design of the ships. titanicbelfast.com passenger classes and crew. This historic building has The outline of the sister ships been transformed into the THE GREAT LIGHT illuminate at night and are Titanic Hotel, preserving its This former the perfect space to reflect. place in Belfast’s maritime optic is a unique heritage heritage. Make a stop for a 1 object with significance to THE WEE TRAM drink or something to eat Belfast’s economic industrial Take a tram ride through the in Drawing Office Two, with past, present and future of maritime past. Originally its spectacular three-storey Titanic Quarter on board the serving both Mew and Tory high barrel-vaulted ceiling. unique ‘wee tram’. Hop on and Island , the Great titanichotelbelfast.com off as often as you like, explore Light is a new feature on Titanic’s birthplace and see the Titanic Walkway linking SS NOMADIC the shipyard come to life. the Titanic Slipways with The last remaining theweetram.com HMS Caroline. The optic is White Star Line vessel, the largest of its kind ever HMS CAROLINE SS Nomadic, has been constructed and dates back Visitors can explore, restored to her original to 1887. It is lit all year round through a mixture of historic glory and is back home in and has amazing views over restoration, state-of-the-art the historic Hamilton Dock, Belfast Harbour and Lough. special effects and hands- near Titanic Belfast. Come * If the blinds are down it’s on interactive exhibits, the on board and experience to protect the Great Light importance of the Battle of over 100 years of authentic from the sunlight. Jutland and discover what maritime and social history. greatlighttq.org life was like at sea for the nomadicbelfast.com crew who served on board. hmscaroline.co.uk

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SAMSON & GOLIATH TITANIC DOCK Towering over Titanic & PUMP-HOUSE Quarter are the landmark Discover the story behind REST & REFUEL yellow gantry cranes Belfast’s maritime magic of Harland and Wolff. by taking a tour at the site Dock Café Constructed in 1969 and of the Thompson Dry-Dock Belfast’s first Honesty Box 1974, Samson and Goliath and Pump-House. See the Cafe offers a variety of treats from Suki tea, gourmet coffee, are still in operation today ship’s physical footprint in hot soup, fresh sandwiches, and stand 96m and 106m history, descend 44 feet scones, buns and cakes. tall. You can get up close to the bottom of the dock and personal to these giants where Titanic last sat on Odyssey Pavilion on the Wee Tram Tour. dry ground and learn about Located beside the SSE Arena, Belfast’s shipbuilding the Odyssey Pavilion houses TITANIC STUDIOS2 legacy in the visitor centre. a great selection of bars and Titanic Studios is one titanicsdock.com restaurants as well as a 12 of ’s largest film screen cinema, Odyssey studios, attracting producers PRONI Bowl and the W5 interactive such as HBO, Universal The Public Record science museum. and Playtone. The facility Office of Northern Ireland has welcomed international (PRONI) is the official Hickson’s Point productions including archive for NI, holding Titanic Belfast ‘Game of Thrones’, ‘Your over 3 million public and An authentic 1900’s public Highness’ and ‘City of Ember’. privately deposited records. house setting, serving up the spirit of the shipyard Explore your family history. with traditional music, proni.gov.uk entertainment, heritage décor and locally produced food.

2 These are working studios which are not open to the public. VISITBELFAST.COM 27 Shopping in Belfast is a dream come true for fashionistas, savvy shoppers and foodies alike, with a huge variety of high street favourites, independent retailers, speciality emporiums, exclusive boutiques and traditional markets. RETAIL THERAPY

Victoria Castle Donegall Square Court Place Victoria Square is Belfast’s This one-stop shopping In the heart of the City premiere shopping spot on Royal Avenue Centre you will find the destination featuring over is home to a whole main shopping district, 70 international and local host of your favourite lined by eight huge masts brand stores including fashion stores including; which represent famous House of Fraser, Apple, Debenhams, Jack & Jones, ships that were engineered Topshop, Ted Baker, New Look, Miss Selfridge, and built in Belfast. You Hollister and Cruise. The Dorothy Perkins and Burtons will find everything from centre is also home to as well as popular plus size big brand chain stores a variety of cafés and stores Evans and Yours and bijou boutiques to restaurants as well as the Clothing. It’s a fashion fix gourmet coffee shops Odeon cinema, and with for the whole family and and delectable local delis. panoramic views that with 15 great food places Don’t miss the historic and stretch for miles across the to choose from and on-site charming Queen’s Arcade, city, the iconic Dome is a parking, there’s never been containing many of the must visit when in Belfast. a better time to visit. city’s more opulent stores. SEE MAP D4 SEE MAP C3 SEE MAP D4

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From cool boutique to so unique, Belfast has Studio Souk Learning Space Avoca some hidden Explore a unique treasure The kids will love this An Aladdin’s cave of gems on our trove of locally handmade unique store, specialising gifts, toys, homeware, side streets products full to the brim in educational and Irish fragrances and soaps, that are with arts, crafts, gifts, sensory resources, famous for its hand woven very worth food and homeware. full of fun and inspiring throws and scarves. exploring. Shoppers can also watch resources to meet the The food hall and café is Happy hunting! the artists at work on needs and interests of all jammed with great baking the 3 floors of studios. children and of all abilities. and tempting goodies.

St George’s Lisburn Outlet Market Road Shopping Get down to St George’s This walkable Queen’s Located just a 20 minute Market and experience the Quarter stretch has a drive from Belfast, The wonderful atmosphere, sprinkling of designer Junction Retail & Leisure live music, street food boutiques, art galleries, Park is a bargain hunters from around the world, and home accessories and dream come true with over an amazing selection of to-die-for shoes, jewels 30 retailers and 10 great traders and stalls offering and lingerie. Bespoke baby places to eat. There are some of the finest local gifts, melt-in-the-mouth high street giants, designer produce, arts and crafts. chocolates and relaxing brands and international The Friday Variety Market day spas are all there market leaders, all with is open 6am-3pm, the for the asking. With an discounts of up to 60% Saturday City Food & assortment of cafés, bars every day of the year. A Garden Market is open and restaurants you can great shopping stop for 9am-3pm and the Sunday easily make a day of it. visitors’ enroute to the Market is open 10am-4pm. SEE MAP A8 Giants Causeway. SEE MAP D4

VISITBELFAST.COM 29 FAMILY FUN There are plenty of fantastic attractions and activities around the city to keep the kids, tweens and teens entertained. Here’s our top boredom busting tips for a great family day out!

CS Lewis Square W5 LEARN & EXPLORE Return to Narnia with a walk Discover a world of through CS Lewis Square. science where visitors of Aunt Sandra’s Your little book worms will all ages are free to let their Candy Factory discover seven bronze imagination turn, twist and fly through more than 250 Travel back in time and sculptures of much loved learn how toffee and sweets hands-on exhibits. Look characters including Aslan, out for special exhibitions were made from 100 year Mr Tumnus, The White Witch and events and try the 3D old recipes. Make your own and more. Free trail maps climbing sculpture, Climbit. candy floss and shop for can be found in EastSide w5online.co.uk yummy treats including Visitor Centre. yellow man, raspberry visiteastside.com ruffles and macaroons. auntsandras.com Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Gruffalo Trail at Uncover a way of life from Colin Glen Forest 100 years ago and discover Take a stroll through the cottages, farms, schools and SAVE THE DATE! deep dark woods and join shops as you wander through 21st Belfast the very clever mouse. Along the beautiful parkland Folk Children’s Festival the way you’ll meet the silly Museum. Climb aboard 8–13 March 2019 old fox, owl and snake and steam locomotives, horse Enjoy a packed an eight foot tall Gruffalo, drawn carriages, electric programme of theatre, visual art, music, dance, complete with knobbly trams, fire-engines and knees, turned out toes and literature, workshops and vintage cars or experience talks, guaranteed to inspire a poisonous wart on the the sensation of flight in joy, creativity and curiosity. end of his nose. the Transport Museum. youngatart.co.uk/festival colinglen.org nmni.com/uftm

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Exploris Aquarium The Lost City ANIMAL KINGDOM Discover what really Adventure Golf happens under the sea as Choose from two 18-hole The Ark Open Farm you visit the home of sharks, rainforest themed Indoor A great day out for all jellyfish, otters and seals. courses. Make your way the family, with lots of Explore the dark depths of around the course, amidst educational and fun the Reptile filled rainforest simulated thunder and experiences including where a snappy crocodile lightning storms and and green gecko hide. feeding and handling challenge your skills against explorisni.com opportunities. A multitude rainforest animals and of activities such as an moving walls. If you get a extensive outdoor play area, ACTION PACKED hole in one on the 18th hole, kangaroo bouncer and quad much Inca Gold will come trailer rides are sure to keep Roar and Explore your way. the kids entertained. Little adventurers will have lostcityadventuregolf.com thearkopenfarm.co.uk fun exploring play frames full of obstacles, twists Bridges Urban Sports Park and turns. There’s a bumpy The perfect place for Home to more than 1,000 tiger slide, suspended rope animals and 150 species, skateboarding, in-line skating, bridges to the top of the trees, Parkour and BMXing. If you’ve Belfast Zoo is a family favourite. but beware of the dangling a need for speed enjoy a Visit the California sea lions, snakes along the way! capsule bowl and street the Sumatran tigers and watch roarandexplore.com the penguins play in their pool. complex complete with belfastzoo.co.uk We Are Vertigo handrails, hips, quarter pipes, Get your adrenaline grind boxes and hubbas. Castle Espie pumping at the indoor Ski belfastcity.gov.uk A quackers day out for all! and Adventure Park, offering Meet the ducks & geese, fun for all the family. New to Dundonald International spot the colourful kingfishers try out in 2019 are the Inflata Ice Bowl or venture into the mossy Park action course and the Skate around this Olympic glades through the Secret Ninja Warrior assault course. size ice rink, become king Swamp Walk. wearevertigo.com of the lanes in the Xtreme wwt.org.uk/castleespie Tenpin Bowling Centre or Clip ‘n Climb go wild in the Indiana Land Streamvale Open Farm An action-packed activity Make friends with the farm centre with individually play kingdom. animals, watch the cows themed climbing challenges theicebowl.com being milked and take a stroll that provide healthy, along the nature trail while competitive fun for all ages! you enjoy a delicious ice Do you have the determination cream made on the farm. to take the leap of faith? For more family fun ideas, see streamvale.com clipnclimbdundonald.co.uk visitbelfast.com

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Belfast’s entertainment scene attracts a combination of big-name stars while continuing to develop top home-grown talent. So, whether it’s rising stars or established artists you’re after, you’ll find Belfast’s entertainment scene in good shape!

Take a trip to the stunning, The Lyric Theatre has won featuring film sequences historical Grand Opera a series of awards for its from the award winning House this spring where architecture and you can BBC show performed you can see the award- enjoy the stunning river live with a full symphony winning smash-hit musical views from its gourmet café orchestra. Prepare to be featuring Alexandra bar. This season’s highlights entertained by some of the Burke in ‘The Bodyguard’, include the stage musical world’s fastest motocross a toe-tapping night of thriller ‘Sweeney Todd’ and racers and crazy freestyle entertainment with Alfred Hitchcock’s classic motocross riders in a show ‘Footloose’ or the legendary spy thriller ‘The 39 Steps’. designed to provide a musical masterpiece, ‘Ulster American’, the high-octane sensory feast ‘The Rocky Horror Picture most talked-about show or enjoy a night of Premier Show’. The National Theatre of the Festival League Darts, and the kids’ brings an epic and visually Fringe 2018, comes to the dreams will come true with daring production of stage for one week only, ‘The Wonderful World of Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ and young audiences can Disney on Ice’. and local playwright expect magic, music and Full programme online at: Marie Jones brings her mischief at ‘Milo’s Hat Trick’. ssearenabelfast.com new comedy ‘Fly Me to Full programme online at: the Moon’ as well as the lyrictheatre.co.uk The MAC brings music, award winning ‘Stones in theatre, dance and visual art his Pockets’ to the stage. The SSE Arena, Belfast under one roof. This spring There’s comedy from Jake has a feast of top name enjoy a feast of comedy with O’Kane and Conal Gallen concerts lined up this Elis James & James Robins, and you can see your season including Bryan Chris Kent and Limmy. favourite TV stars from the Adams, UB40, Twenty One There’s superb theatre with Solana live on stage for Pilots and the X Factor ‘The Suitcase’ as well as the very first time Live Tour. You can also be the hilarious productions with ‘Benidorm Live’. wowed by science with of ‘Is That Too Hot’ and Full programme online at: Professor Brian Cox or ‘Menopause the Musical’. goh.co.uk immerse yourself with ‘Blue Get your neon leg warmers Planet II – Live In Concert’ on for the Valentine’s Roller

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Disco and keep the family Reader, The Stranglers, Come along for an evening entertained with ‘Expedition Chvrches and Gavin of black comedy about Peter Pan’ and ‘The Alien’s James or comedy nights life, death, politics, and Guide to Dance Gone Wrong’. with Neil Delamere, Colin values (or lack of them) Full programme online at: Murphy, Tommy Tiernan and at ‘Deadlock’. Enjoy music Paul Merton’s Impro Chums. from award-winning themaclive.com Enjoy an audience with bluegrass band Special Dan Snow or Simon Reeve Consensus, Medieval and The Belfast Waterfront and be amazed by mind Spanish guitarist Claude offers a great season of reader David Meade who Bourbon or Texas-based top entertainment! Comedy returns home from the trashgrass band Whiskey club highlights include USA with his incredible Shivers. The Imagine Craig Hill, Micky Bartlett and new show ‘Brainman’. Festival returns 25–31 Rhod Gilbert. Live concerts Full programme online at: March with its inspiring include Rudimental, Tommy ulsterhall.co.uk annual programme of Tiernan, David Gray and performance, discussion Alfie Boe. Go crazy for The Crescent Arts Centre and debate. ‘Forbidden Nights’, enjoy has a packed programme Full programme online at: of events and workshops. crescentarts.org the spectacular ‘Lord of the Dance’ or enjoy a night of mind boggling antics MOVIE MADNESS with Keith Barry. Enjoy the latest big screen movie releases at the Odeon Belfast in Victoria Square, Movie House Full programme online at: Cinemas at Dublin Road and City Side Retail waterfront.co.uk Park, Odyssey Cinemas in Titanic Quarter and Omniplex in the Kennedy Centre. You can get great The Victorian Ulster Hall daytime, family and student deals on ticket prices is home to the Ulster and Movie House Cinemas offer ‘Crazy Tuesday’ Orchestra who perform tickets all day for just £3.50. For something a little different, check out the programme at the regularly with both Queen’s Film Theatre with new and classic films evening and lunchtime being screened from all over the world. concerts. This spring you can also enjoy live music performances from Eddie For more entertainment ideas, visitbelfast.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 35 LIVE MUSIC VENUES MUSIC CITY Belfast is a city that truly loves live music, and you’re guaranteed to find something musical to enjoy on your visit here, whether it’s toe-tapping traditional Irish music in one of our historic pubs, a standing room only gig in one of our top venues or an evening of soothing jazz or classical music.

FAMOUS FACES CONCERTS AND GIGS TRADITIONAL MUSIC Belfast has been the It’s not just about the music The city hosts a wide variety birthplace, spiritual home, but how you experience it. of traditional Irish music inspiration and venue Smaller venues worth a visit sessions and on any given extraordinaire for musicians include the Belfast Empire, a night you’ll find locals and past and present in every beautifully converted church visitors alike toe-tapping to genre, including 1950’s which hosts regular gigs trad music in a crowded pub. songstress Ruby Murray, and their popular Empire Enjoy a pint of Guinness and the legendary Van Morrison, Laughs Back Comedy Club, a bowl of Irish stew while rock guitarist and Voodoo which adds a bit listening to a few tunes beside and pop super group Snow of spice for those who like a cosy fire in Kelly’s Cellars, Patrol. Belfast’s musical things a little different! one of Belfast’s oldest pubs. legacy is still alive and For international touring Better still, get a feel for kicking today, with a stellar acts, sell out club nights the spirit of traditional Irish line up of international acts and local live bands, head music by trying the hands-on and up and coming local to The Limelight. For larger approach, with beginner’s talent playing at a wide events, there’s the Waterfront bodhran (a traditional Irish range of venues across Hall on the edge of the River drum) lessons at The Dirty the city on a nightly basis. Lagan and the SSE Arena Onion. For the full experience of Delve into Belfast’s musical in Titanic Quarter. The culture and craic that Belfast heritage with a visit to the historic Ulster Hall is one has to offer, book a Belfast Pub of the oldest purpose-built Oh Yeah Music Centre or Experience with Belfast Hidden concert halls and is home to take a Belfast Music Tours at Maddens Bar where the . It’s also you can enjoy a tasting session Tour through the heart where Led Zeppelin famously of local drinks before being of this rock and roll city. took to the stage to debut entertained by Irish musicians, Stairway to Heaven in 1971. dancers and story tellers.

36 VISITBELFAST.COM Belfast Music Playlist Tune into our playlist of music from Belfast and Northern Ireland. A mix of genres past, present and future curated by Oh Yeah Music centre and guest artists. Scan the Spotify MUSIC CITY code below.

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SOMETHING DIFFERENT Belfast has plenty of places to enjoy world music and discover something new. Lose yourself in a tropical party at Revolución de A Feast of Festivals Cuba with live samba music There’s a great line up and salsa dancing, or be transported to 1930’s New of music festivals taking York at Bert’s Jazz Bar. place this spring including Feel like a star and experience the Out to Lunch Festival an evening reminiscent of (4–27 January), the 1920’s Hollywood at Cabaret International Festival Supperclub, where a of Chamber Music (1–3 sophisticated evening of March), Brilliant Corners - sumptuous dining is topped Belfast Jazz Festival (2–9 by a smorgasbord of refined March), Belfast Nashville cabaret acts. Songwriters Festival (6-10 March) and Féile an Earraigh (11-17 March).

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Bangor Easter Celebrations and wildlife. See the SeaGen, Fun for all the family with 20 April Angus Rocks Lighthouse, Easter eggs for the children. Enjoy a family fun Easter surface whirlpools and some Tickets available from the weekend at Bangor with of the many seals at Cloughy Visit Belfast Welcome Centre. entertainment at the Rocks Nature Reserve. visitbelfast.com seafront including an Trips depart Strangford Pier outdoor stage show. hourly throughout the day. The Biggest Indoor visitardsandnorthdown.com Booking required. Easter Egg Hunt strangford-seasafari.com 23 April, 11am–3pm Easter Celebrations Belfast Cathedral 21–23 April, 10am–5pm Easter Trails On Easter Tuesday families At the Ulster Folk & Transport at HMS Caroline with children aged 0–12 can Museum roll eggs down 22–23 April explore all the Cathedral’s Bleach Green, follow the All aboard HMS Caroline nooks and crannies in the Easter treasure hunt and play for some Easter fun! search for those hidden street games. Create your Follow the Easter trails eggs. In addition, there will own Easter art and welcome around the ship, and enjoy be an Easter Trail inside the the new additions to the a range of family and craft Cathedral and arts and crafts farm including spring lambs, activities on board. to stimulate young minds. piglets and baby chicks. hmscaroline.co.uk £2 entry per child. nmni.com/uftm belfastcathedral.org Easter Eggspress Easter Sea Safari 22 & 23 April Sightseeing boat trips Departs Belfast For even more 21 & 22 April Central Station Easter events, see Enjoy a sightseeing Hop aboard the Easter visitbelfast.com tour of Strangford Lough Eggspress on for a steam with its abundance of nature train adventure to Whitehead.

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Now an established annual event in Antrim’s calendar, Antrim Live, a cultural extravaganza of arts and entertainment, springs to life this April from Friday 5 – Sunday 7 April, and carnival is this year’s FRI 5 - SUN 7 APRIL 2019 big theme based around the popularity of the Greatest Showman.

Nuala McKeever opens the Festival starring in her brand new show Letting Go or Losing It?, with Neil Delamere topping the bill at The Old Courthouse Theatre on Sunday 7 April 2019.

A cornucopia of carnival is currently being programmed by the arts team with something to tantalise every taste, keep an eye out for the Antrim Live brochure nearer to the event or contact the box office on 028 9442 8331 or email [email protected] to join our mailing list.

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ROAD TRIP You’ll find a feast of fantastic attractions to visit within an hour’s drive from Belfast. Here are our top tips of great ways to enjoy the countryside and coast outside of the city.

Giants Causeway Hillsborough Castle Rowallane Garden A UNESCO World From grand family A unique 18th-century This informal Heritage site, home to charming mansion, famed plantsman’s garden this magnificent, royal residence, for its mixture of reflects the beautiful mysterious geological Hillsborough Castle has architectural styles. natural landscape formation on the welcomed the world Inside the 820 acre of the surrounding coast of Co. Antrim and witnessed pivotal walled demesne you area. There are is NI’s most visited chapters in politics. will find an exotic spectacular displays attraction. The setting Tour includes guided sunken garden and of shrubs, including is a spectacular, access to all the State paths that wind their a large collection dynamic coastal Rooms that make up way through woodland of rhododendron landscape of Atlantic this elegant Georgian onto the shores of the species and several waves, rugged home. Also explore Lough. The historic areas managed as cliffs, fascinating 100 acres of beautiful farmyard is the wildflower meadows. geographical antiquity, gardens to complete location of Winterfell nationaltrust.org.uk/ secluded bays and a relaxing day out for from Game of Thrones. rowallane magnificent views. the whole family. nationaltrust.org.uk/ nationaltrust.org.uk/ hrp.org.uk/ castle-ward Hill of The O’Neill giants-causeway hillsborough-castle & Ranfurly House Mount Stewart Explore the site that The Argory An inspiring and once was the powerbase With a majestic setting This atmospheric unusual garden of Gaelic Ulster and in the Fermanagh Irish gentry house reflecting a rich headquarters of the countryside, explore was built in the 1820s tapestry of design and famous O’Neill Chieftains the extensive estate and is surrounded by artistry. The formal for over 300 years through landscaped a wooded riverside areas exude a strong and, after the Flight grounds, forest trails estate. Take a tour Mediterranean feel of the Earls, the and the well-kept of this neo-classical and resemble an proposed capitol of Walled Garden. Take masterpiece and Italian villa landscape; the Plantation of Ulster a guided tour of the outside enjoy the the wooded areas by Arthur Chichester. Georgian mansion sweeping vistas, support a range of Take a tour to learn to hear stories about superb spring flowers, plants from all corners how Hill of The O’Neill the Cole family that scenic walks and of the world. Tours was one of the most lived here for over fascinating courtyard available of the house important historical 250 years. displays. and gardens. sites in the history nationaltrust.org.uk/ nationaltrust.org.uk/ nationaltrust.org.uk/ of Ireland. florence-court the-argory mountstewart dungannon.info

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As Spring colours bloom, the house (opening times boasts two beaches with escape to the shores of apply). Make a day of it and magnificent scenery and Strangford Lough and head along the peninsula to views across Belfast Lough. immerse yourself in the Greyabbey. Enjoy the village, A walk through the park spectacular beauty across which is renowned for its tea guarantees an escape from Ards and North Down. rooms and quaint antique everyday life as you take in the Situated on Belfast’s shops, before exploring the peaceful meadows. Watch out doorstep this natural Abbey itself. Why not finish for the stunning waterfall. haven awaits. the day with dinner in Just along the Coastal From sandy beaches, ? Home to Path is Bangor where there atmospheric villages to charming cafes, much loved are stunning open spaces Scrabo Tower, whether you pubs and award-winning waiting to be explored. Castle fancy a walk, an alfresco restaurants that are receiving Park is situated in the heart coffee or even a picnic rave reviews for their tasty of the town and is the perfect there is a place for you. and inventive dishes. End spot to while away a little time. Just along the Ards the day with a stroll to view Walk the tree lined avenues, Peninsula you will discover Donaghadee Lighthouse – one pop into North Down Museum Mount Stewart, a wonderful of the few remaining in Ireland. to discover stories of the past 19th-century stately house Did you know that Ards or simply relax in the Walled with manicured gardens and North Down boasts 115 Garden. The beauty of Spring and farmland trails. A wander miles of fabulous coast line? will soothe the stresses of around the lake will take Come and experience the everyday life. Come and see for you through paths lined wonderful views and walks yourself, the only thing missing with rhododendrons and for yourself. The Coastal Path now is you. Plan your visit at: magnolias. This National Trust between Holywood and Orlock visitardsandnorthdown.com treasure is the perfect place has some gems for you to for a peaceful walk coupled enjoy. Crawfordsburn Country with a little history touring Park is a natural retreat that

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CITY CENTRE (Upper Queen Street) F9 • FAIRVIEW ROAD (Turning Circle) E2 • KNOCKNAGONEY TESCO K6 • MOUNT EAGLES (Lagmore) A14 • SANDYKNOWES (Antrim Road) C3 • ULSTER MUSEUM F12 • BLACKROCK SQUARE (Hydepark Road) C4 • CITY CENTRE (Wellington Place) F9 • FALLS PARK (Falls Road) C10 • KNOCK ROAD (Upper Newtownards Road) J9 • MOUNT MERRION (Rosetta Road) H12 • SEAVIEW (Shore Road) F8 • UPPER DUNMURRY LANE (Stewartstown Rd) B12 • BLOOMFIELD ROUNDABOUT (Bloomfield Rd) H10 • CITY HOSPITAL (Lisburn Road) E11 • FINAGHY CROSSROADS (Lisburn Road) D14 • LADAS DRIVE (Castlereagh Road) I11 • MOUNT ORIEL (Saintfield Road) G13 • SERPENTINE ROAD (Antrim Road) E5 • VALLEY LEISURE CENTRE (Church Road) F4 ••• BRADBURY PLACE F10 • CLARAWOOD PARK I10 • FINNIS DRIVE (Balmoral) D13 • LADYBROOK (Turning Circle) C12 • NEWFORGE LANE E14 • SEYMOUR HILL (Dunmurry) C14 • WHINCROFT ROAD J10 • BRANIEL (Farmhurst Green) K11 • CLIFTONVILLE CIRCUS (Cliftonville Road) D7 • FORESTSIDE (Ormeau Road) G12 • LAGMORE AVENUE 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(Andersonstown Road) C11 •••• ALBERT CLOCK (Queens Square) F9 • CASTLEHILL ROAD (Massey Avenue) J8 • DAIRY FARM CENTRE (Stewartstown Rd) B12 • GLENWOOD (Bell Steel Road) A13 • MALLUSK (Parkmount) A3 • RAILWAY COURT (Jordanstown Road) G1 • ST JAMES’S (Falls Road) C11 • ARDOYNE SHOPS (Crumlin Road) D8 • CATALYST INC (Queens Road) H8 • DIVIS TOWER (Divis Street) E9 • GRAYS LANE (Shore Road) G6 • MARLBOROUGH PARK (Lisburn Road) E12 • RATHCOOLE DIAMOND (Rathcoole Drive) F3 • ST JOHN’S CHURCH (Ormeau Road) G12 • BALLYBEEN (Rank Road) L10 • CHERRYLANDS (Doagh Road) G3 • DUB LANE (Upper Malone Road) D14 • GREEN END (Doagh Road) G3 • MATER HOSPITAL (Carlisle Circus) E8 • RATHCOOLE PRIMARY SCHOOL (Derrycoole Way) F3 • STRANMILLIS COLLEGE (Stranmillis Road) F12 • BALLYDUFF ROAD (Doagh Road) F2 • CITY CEMETERY (Falls Road) C11 • DUNDONALD HOUSE (Stormont Grounds) K9 • GREENWOOD PARK (Newtownards Road) I9 • MATER HOSPITAL (Crumlin Road) E8 • RATHMULLAN DRIVE F2 •• ST TERESA’S (Glen Road) C10 • BALLYGOMARTIN (Glencairn Crescent) B8 • CITY CENTRE (Chichester Street) F9 • DUNDONALD ICE BOWL (Old Dundonald Rd) L10 • HANNAHSTOWN HILL A10 • MCKINSTRY ROAD (Stewartstown Road) B13 • RIVER ROAD (Conway) C15 • STORMONT Glider J9 • BALLYHACKAMORE (Upper Newtownards Rd) I9 • CITY CENTRE (Custom House Square) F9 • DUNDONALD PARK & RIDE (Dunlady Road) L8 • HEALTH CENTRE (Finaghy Road South) D14 • MERVILLE GARDEN VILLAGE (Shore Road) G4 • ROSETTA (Knockbreda Road) G12 • SYDENHAM STATION (Inverary Drive) I7 • BALLYHENRY ROAD (Sandyknowes) C3 ••• CITY CENTRE (Donegall Square East) F9 • DUNMURRY VILLAGE (Kingsway) C14 • HOLYWOOD ARCHES (Newtownards Road) H9 • MICHAEL FERGUSON ROUNDABOUT B12 • ROUGHFORT (Turning Circle) A3 • TEMPLEMORE AVENUE (Albertbridge Road) G9 • BALLYHENRY (Ballypearl Way) C3 • CITY CENTRE (Donegall Square North) F9 • EDMUND RICE COLLEGE (Hightown Road) D3 • HOLYWOOD ROAD (Tillysburn Park) J7 • MILLMOUNT L10 • ROYAL HOSPITALS (Falls Road) D10 • TESCO NEWTOWNBREDA (Newtownbreda Rd) G14 • BEERSBRIDGE ROAD (Newtownards Road) H10 ••••• CITY CENTRE (Donegall Square West) F9 • EIA STREET (Antrim Road) E7 • KING’S HALL (Lisburn Road) E12 • MONAGH ROAD B10 • ROYAL HOSPITALS (Grosvenor Road) D10 • THOMPSON DRY DOCK (Queens Road) G8 • BELFAST ZOO (Antrim Road) E4 • CITY CENTRE (Howard Street) F9 • ERINVALE AVENUE (Malone) D15 • KINGS ROAD (Barnetts Road) J10 • MONKSTOWN AVENUE (Glenville) G2 • ROYAL MAIL (Enterprise Way) C4 • THRONE CENTRE (Upper Whitewell) E4 • BELLEVUE (Antrim Road) E4 • CITY CENTRE (May Street (City Hall)) F9 • EUROPA BUSCENTRE E10 • KNOCKNAGONEY AVENUE K6 • MONKSTOWN (Devenish Drive) G1 • SAINSBURY’S (Holywood Exhange) I6 • TITANIC (Queens Road) G8 • BELL’S BRIDGE (Cregagh Road) H11 • CITY CENTRE (May Street (St George’s Market)) F9 • EUROPA (Great Northern Mall) E10 • KNOCKNAGONEY AVENUE (Knocknagoney Rd) K6 • MOSSLEY (Rail Station) D1 • SALISBURY AVENUE (Antrim Road) E6 •• ULSTER HOSPITAL (Upper Newtownards Rd) K8 • BEVERLEY SHOPS (Fairview Road) D2 • CITY CENTRE (Upper Queen Street) F9 • FAIRVIEW ROAD (Turning Circle) E2 • KNOCKNAGONEY TESCO K6 • MOUNT EAGLES (Lagmore) A14 • SANDYKNOWES (Antrim Road) C3 • ULSTER MUSEUM F12 • BLACKROCK SQUARE (Hydepark Road) C4 • CITY CENTRE (Wellington Place) F9 • FALLS PARK (Falls Road) C10 • KNOCK ROAD (Upper Newtownards Road) J9 • MOUNT MERRION (Rosetta Road) H12 • SEAVIEW (Shore Road) F8 • UPPER DUNMURRY LANE (Stewartstown Rd) B12 • BLOOMFIELD ROUNDABOUT (Bloomfield Rd) H10 • CITY HOSPITAL (Lisburn Road) E11 • FINAGHY CROSSROADS (Lisburn Road) D14 • LADAS DRIVE (Castlereagh Road) I11 • MOUNT ORIEL (Saintfield Road) G13 • SERPENTINE ROAD (Antrim Road) E5 • VALLEY LEISURE CENTRE (Church Road) F4 ••• BRADBURY PLACE F10 • CLARAWOOD PARK I10 • FINNIS DRIVE (Balmoral) D13 • LADYBROOK (Turning Circle) C12 • NEWFORGE LANE E14 • SEYMOUR HILL (Dunmurry) C14 • WHINCROFT ROAD J10 • BRANIEL (Farmhurst Green) K11 • CLIFTONVILLE CIRCUS (Cliftonville Road) D7 • FORESTSIDE (Ormeau Road) G12 • LAGMORE AVENUE (Stewartstown Road) A14 • NEW MOSSLEY (Manse Way) C2 • SHAFTESBURY SQUARE (Botanic Avenue) F11 • WHITEABBEY HOSPITAL (Doagh Road) G3 • BROOMHILL PARK (Stranmillis Road) F12 • CLONDUFF (Castlereagh Road) I11 • FORESTSIDE (Upper Galwally) G12 • LAGMORE DALE A13 • NEWTOWNABBEY COURT HOUSE (Church Rd) F4 • SHORT STRAND (Albertbridge Road) G9 • WHITEABBEY VILLAGE G2 • BURNEYS LANE (Antrim Road) C3 • CLOVERHILL PARK (Massey Avenue) J8 • FORTHILL DRIVE (Ballyduff) E2 • LAGMORE VIEW A14 • NORTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE (Shore Rd) G3 •• SHORT STRAND (Mountpottinger Link) G9 • WHITE CITY (Lower Whitewell) G6 • BURNTHILL ROAD D2 • COLBY PARK (Newton Park) H13 • FOUR WINDS (Ballymaconaghy Road) I13 • LAKE GLEN C11 • NORTHCOTT (Ballyclare Road) C3 •• SHORT STRAND (Newtownards Road) G9 •• WOODBOURNE (Suffolk Road) A12 • CABIN HILL (Upper Newtownards Road) J9 • COLIN CONNECT (Stewartstown Road) B12 • GEORGE BEST BELFAST CITY AIRPORT I7 •• LANYON PLACE STATION (East Bridge St) F10 • NORTH ROAD (Newtownards Road) H9 • SILVERSTREAM (Ballysillan Park) B5 • WOODVALE PARK (Ballygomartin Road) C8 • CARNVUE (Carnmoney Road) D2 • COMBER ROAD (Upper Newtownards Road) K9 •• GLENBANK CORNER (Crumlin Road) B7 • LARKFIELD (Connsbrook Avenue) I7 • OAKHURST (Blacks Road) C13 • SLIEVEGALLION DRIVE (Andersonstown Rd) C11 • YORKGATE (Henry Street) F8 • CARLISLE CIRCUS (Antrim Road) E8 • CONNSWATER (Newtownards Road) H9 • GLENCAIRN (Forthriver Road) A8 • LAURELGROVE (Ballymaconaghy Road) I14 • ODYSSEY (Sydenham Road) G9 • SPRINGMARTIN (Springmartin Road) A9 • YORKGATE STATION F8

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