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Celebrate St Patrick 12 in Belfast this March.

Easter Events 40 Fun for all the family! 46 The Directory Sightseeing tours, Maritime Mile restaurants, cafés, Discover the city’s pubs or clubs… 24 shipbuilding heritage. we’ve got it covered.

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Out to Lunch Féile an Earraigh 3–26 January 1–17 March Various Venues Various Venues Boasting a packed menu Belfast’s traditional spring of comedy, music and festival returns with a literature. feast of music, talks, cqaf.com screenings, tours and live entertainment. FESTIVAL 02 feilebelfast.com

NI Science Festival FAMILY FUN 07 13–23 February DANCE 04 Various Venues Belfast Children’s Festival Offering a stimulating Riverdance 6–11 March range of events focusing 25th Anniversary Show Various Venues on the wonders of science, 19–22 February A packed programme of technology, engineering A powerful and stirring theatre, dance, visual art, and mathematics. reinvention of the original music, literature, comedy, nisciencefestival.com show, celebrated the world workshops and talks, over for its Grammy Award- guaranteed to inspire joy, winning music, thrilling creativity and curiosity. energy and passion of its youngatart.co.uk Irish and international dance. ticketmaster.ie

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Brilliant Corners DINING OUT 03 Belfast Jazz Festival 27 Feb – 7 March Belfast Restaurant Week Various Venues 17-23 February Serving up a multi-genre Various Venues musical banquet from Treat yourself during a 7 traditional big band day celebration of Belfast’s and straight-ahead food scene with special small ensembles to offers at over 40 venues the avant-garde. across the city centre. brilliantcorners belfastrestaurantweek.org belfast.com

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FAMILY FUN 08 FASHION 10 CELEBRATION 13

Belfast Nashville Belfast FashionWeek Easter Celebrations Songwriters Festival 19–22 March 10–14 April 11–13 March Various Venues Various Venues Clayton Hotel A showcase of the Get out and enjoy lots of Celebrating the art of upcoming spring/summer ‘eggciting’ Easter events song writing in a series of fashion trends from unique taking place in Belfast and concerts, showcases and a local designers to High beyond for all the family. convention for songwriters. Street favourites. visitbelfast.com belfastnashville.com belfastfashionweek.com FAMILY FUN 14 CELEBRATION 09 FESTIVAL 11 Spring Fair Imagine! Belfast Festival 25–26 April of Ideas & Politics Malone House 23–29 March Enjoy the spring flower- Various Venues filled grounds of Barnett Belfast’s unique festival of Demesne with a great ideas and politics invites weekend of family fun and you to engage with the big entertainment. issues of our time. belfastcity.gov.uk/events imaginebelfast.com

CINEMA 12 St Patrick’s Day Celebrations Belfast Film Festival 17 March 1–9 April Various Venues Belfast comes alive with An exciting and diverse colour for the annual selection of film from carnival parade and St across the world including Patrick’s Day concert. classic and premiere belfastcity.gov.uk/ screenings. stpatricks belfastfilmfestival.org

VISITBELFAST.COM 5 SCENIC BELFAST SNAPSHOT OF BELFAST From unique street art to panoramic city views, Belfast is a photographer’s heaven. Local Instagrammer @penmanslens takes us on a photo tour of the city.

changes colour to reflect holidays, celebrations and awareness days), have made this a must on any photographic tour of the city. Venture inside to enjoy a free tour of the equally inspiring interior. 4 Cranes A photography guide to the 1 Titanic Belfast city would not be complete The majestic Titanic without Belfast’s famous Belfast building that yellow cranes, Samson and presides over the River Goliath, which dominate the Lagan is one of the most skyline and are a symbol of Instagrammed buildings in the city. You can snap them Ireland. Its metallic, angular up close or in the background exterior, sweeping slipways of a wider city view. and reflective pools of water surrounding the 5 HMS Caroline structure provide many A moody sky can capture a an opportunity. 3 Umbrellas on stunning shot of World War Commercial Court One survivor HMS Caroline, Belfast’s answer to which you’ll find at the Portugal’s Umbrella Sky Alexandra Dock in Titanic Project can be found just off Quarter. You can also climb Commercial Court, facing aboard and learn about life the Duke of York pub, and of the crew 100 years ago you’ll find spectacular street through a range of exciting art on many of the walls of interactive exhibits. the surrounding streets so it’s worthwhile taking your own photo tour around the 2 Cathedral Quarter. Belfast City Hall’s classical Renaissance design and tastefully lit panelling (which

6 VISITBELFAST.COM 6 St George’s Market 11 Belfast Cathedral If you’re into food An interesting mix of photography, then the old and new, the foundation charming Victorian St stone of the Cathedral was George’s Market should laid in 1899 and the building be your first stop! Open itself, Romanesque in style, every Friday, Saturday 8 The Albert Clock continued to grow over the & Sunday, go and soak up Fountains years with the 40 metre the bustling atmosphere Belfast’s Albert Clock is stainless steel Spire of while sampling some often referred to as our Hope added in 2007. delicious local food and very own Leaning Tower You can get a great shot browsing the stalls. of Pisa, but it is in fact the with a colourful twilight sky. fountains beneath it that create a great opportunity to play around with shutter speed for some stunning water photography.

12 Cave Hill Just 5 miles from the city centre, this scenic 7 stretch feels a world away from the bustle of city life. One of Belfast’s most 9 Queen’s University Begin your adventure at famous pieces of public Lanyon Building the majestic Belfast , art, the Big Fish, has a lot Designed by architect before climbing your way of photo potential! Get , Queen’s through forested paths to close, because the outer University’s gothic Lanyon ‘scales’ are made up of Building is well worth a McArt’s Fort for panoramic tiles depicting the history visit. Not an inch of this views across the city. and . Also, architecturally magnificent as legend would have it, building would be out of anyone who kisses the place on the set of Harry ‘Salmon of Knowledge’ Potter, making it a must will gain wisdom! for keen photographers.

#VisitBelfast 10 Belfast’s Public Art Don’t forget to hashtag Belfast has over 150 pieces #VisitBelfast of imaginative public art when you share your scattered across the city, photos on our Facebook, but a few picture worthy Twitter and Instagram pieces to check out include accounts - we will always the ‘Spirit of Belfast’ in repost our favourites! Cornmarket, ‘Beacon of Hope’ on St and ‘’ at the Donegall Rd junction of the M1. VISITBELFAST.COM 7 BELFAST BUCKET LIST MUST SEE: Check out our essential list of places not to be missed this spring in Belfast.

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Belfast City Hall The Visitor Exhibition offers a journey from the city’s past to present, showing the vibrancy and diversity of Belfast City Hall across six themed zones. Free guided tours of Belfast City Hall are also available. SEE MAP D4

EXPERIENCE 02

Titanic Belfast This state-of-the-art 03 visitor experience tells the story of the Titanic, from construction to her launch SHOPPING 04 MARITIME 06 and subsequent place in Victoria Square HMS Caroline history. An exceptional shopping Discover the fascinating SEE MAP E2 experience with spectacular history of this World War views, anchored by House One survivor and learn MARKETS 03 of Fraser department store. about life of the crew 100 St George’s Market Four levels of shopping, years ago through a range Browse stalls full of the great places to eat and of exciting interactive finest fresh produce, drink and an 8 screen exhibits. local arts and crafts and Odeon cinema. SEE MAP F1 delicious hot food at the SEE MAP D4 charming Victorian St George’s Market every EXPERIENCE 05 Friday, Saturday and Gaol Sunday. Try life behind bars with SEE MAP D4 a tour of the 150 year old gaol and learn first-hand how this Victorian prison evolved through history. SEE MAP B2

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TIME OUT 07 MUSIC 09 SPORT 11

Belfast Castle Traditional Music Trail Belfast Giants Enjoy a walk around the With two professional Ice Hockey gardens and scenic trails musicians as your guides, Bring all the family and which offer unobstructed walk through cobble- get ready to cheer on views over the city and stoned streets, past the city’s own Stena Line . Relax over famous landmarks and on Belfast Giants for an lunch or afternoon tea in the to historic pubs where you evening of adrenalin beautiful surroundings of the will enjoy a performance fuelled on ice action. 1870 baronial style castle. of traditional music, songs SEE MAP D7 and stories. FOOD 08 TOUR 12 TOUR 10 Belfast Food Tour Take a bite out of Belfast Belfast Cathedral and be introduced to the Take a personal audio tour ever-changing Belfast food of Belfast’s magnificent St scene, while enjoying a Anne’s Cathedral. Discover range of drinks and dishes its rich historic artefacts along the way on this and learn about the people culinary guided walk. Starts who helped to shape this at St George’s market. sacred place. SEE MAP D4 SEE MAP D3

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. SEE MAP C2 05

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

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VISITBELFAST.COM 11 CELEBRATE ST PATRICK Come to Belfast for a Street and Victoria Street, fantastic St Patrick’s Day into High Street and as the city welcomes you Donegall Street before with an array of colour and finishing at Writers Square. music. The day begins with After the parade, enjoy a vibrant carnival parade a free open-air concert at through the city streets, Custom House Square. followed by a free concert Running from 1.30pm-4pm, on Tuesday 17 March. the line-up will feature The celebrations will quality local traditional start with a vibrant carnival music and dance, along with parade focussing on the special guest appearances, theme of the environment. you won’t be able to stop It will fill the city centre with your hands clapping and colour and music. Wonder your feet tapping! Entry to at the eye-catching floats, the concert will be on a first- performers and magnificent come-first-served basis and costumes. Come along and terms and conditions apply. see St Patrick, Pipe Bands, dancers and more on their colourful journey through For more information contact the heart of the city. The Visit Belfast Welcome Centre carnival leaves from Belfast 028 9024 6609 City Hall at 12.30pm and belfastcity.gov.uk/stpatricks will travel along Chichester #BelfastStPats

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literary events, youth and music and dancers before sporting events and family following the Leprechaun based activities. trail down to Northern feilebelfast.com Ireland’s only World Heritage Site. Meet at Visitor Centre. St George’s Market nationaltrust.org.uk/ni 13–15 March Enjoy the St Patrick’s Day Mussenden Lights celebrations throughout 17 March, 7pm–9pm the weekend with live Perched on the North traditional music, special coast, see the iconic offers, and lots of family Mussenden Temple join fun, come and enjoy some world-famous landmarks The SPAR Craic 10k of the best that St George’s in lighting up the night 17 March, 9am Market has to offer. sky for Saint Patrick’s Day. Belfast City Hall stgeorgesmarket.com Pack a torch and your ‘Run for the Craic’ in camera to capture the Belfast this St Patrick’s Day FURTHER AFIELD Bishops Library in a and take part in the annual different light for one night SPAR Craic 10k. Just St Patrick’s Day only. Meet at Lion’s Gate. under 2,000 runners will Celebrations nationaltrust.org.uk/ni take part in this urban 10k, 17 March which leaves City Hall at Enjoy a truly traditional 9am, passing through the St. Patrick’s Day at the Gaeltacht Quarter before Ulster Folk Museum in finishing in the EastSide at Cultra, with traditional . So begin St farming activities, arts Patrick’s Day in a fun and and crafts and traditional healthy way, before joining Irish music and dance. the celebrations in the city nmni.com/ufm centre afterwards. Register at aisling-events.com The Home of St Patrick Festival St Patrick’s Day at the 6–17 March Ulster Folk Museum Armagh is at the heart of Celebrate St Patrick’s 17 March celebrating the life of Saint Day at Castle Espie Experience the very best Patrick and the festival 17 March, 11am–4pm of Irish traditions as we promises an unrivalled mix Discover the little laughing celebrate St Patrick’s Day of regional and international leprechauns hidden around at the Ulster Folk Museum music, theatre, spoken the reserve and enjoy lots where you can enjoy a unique word, art, comedy and of crafts and games. mix of traditional music, family friendly events which wwt.org.uk dance, crafts and food. will showcase the stunning nmni.com/ufm locations where Saint Saint Patrick’s Day Patrick walked and worked. Celebrations Féile an Earraigh visitarmagh.com/stpatrick 1–17 March 17 March Féile an Phobail’s spring Giant’s Causeway Saint Get along to our Ceili festival returns in 2020 Patrick’s Day Celebration on the Quayside and with a wide variety of arts 17 March, 9am–6pm enjoy the finest of local and cultural activities Take a hop and a skip across traditional music and take including traditional music, the world-famous stones your partner for a dance as workshops, concerts, tours, this Saint Patrick’s Day. Tap we celebrate the big day! debates and discussions, your toes to traditional Irish nmni.com/uafp

VISITBELFAST.COM 13 There’s no need to leave your pooch behind as Belfast has lots of dog friendly pubs, cafés, walks, parks and accommodation. Here’s a round-up of the city’s dog friendly places.

DOG FRIENDLY BELFAST PUBS AND CAFÉS Hickson’s Point Henrys Enjoy a drink with your doggy This 1900s-style public This dog friendly bar is a in these popular Belfast house beside Titanic Belfast popular venue in the historic bars and coffee shops, holds on to the historic feel Joy’s Entry. Call in midweek many with outdoor seating. of the shipyard. Now a dog- for hearty traditional food or friendly venue, you can enjoy come for live sports, whiskey Sunflower Public House a pint, nibbles and music tasting and music at the Expect no gimmicks, just with your furry friend before weekend. good drinks and great live taking a walk along the SEE MAP D3 music with everything from Maritime Mile. traditional sessions to gypsy SEE MAP E2 The Jailhouse swing. Water bowls and Located in a building dating treats are available for four- Pug Uglys back over 100 years, with legged friends and sharing This quirky Irish venue is great pub food, local drinks pictures of your dog in the loved for its tasty pub grub, and live music. Dogs are pub is highly encouraged. live sports, quiz nights, welcome and there’s heated SEE MAP C3 music and comedy. Dogs are outdoor seating in the quaint welcome inside the pub and surroundings of Joy’s Entry. Dirty Onion water bowls are available in SEE MAP D3 Housed in one of Belfast’s the outdoor seating area. oldest buildings, you can SEE MAP C5 Lamppost Café sit indoors by the fire and A Narnia-themed coffee enjoy trad music, or make Santeria shop in EastSide. Bring your the most of the large heated A dog friendly lively cocktail pooch and enjoy breakfast, beer garden. The pub’s bar and coffee shop with lunch or sweet treats in this line-up of events includes outdoor seating, reasonably quaint venue, then head to regular doggy get-togethers, priced drinks and rhythmic the nearby CS Lewis Square including Pooch Socials and funk and soul music. for walkies. Hot Dawg BBQs. SEE MAP C4 SEE MAP D3

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HOTELS Hilton Belfast ETAP Belfast There’s no need for your Located beside the Furry friends are welcome at pooch to stay home alone. , Hilton Belfast ETAP as well as their owners, Belfast has a range of pet offers pet friendly rooms so bring them along for the friendly accommodation which are suitable for small adventure! £5 charge per pet providers designed to suit dogs. Check hilton.com for per night. See all.accor.com all tastes and budgets. charges and terms. SEE MAP C5 SEE MAP E4 Bullitt Hotel Salty Dog Dog Dens come with a Travelodge Hotel This pet friendly comfy dog bed and treats Dogs allowed in dedicated accommodation, for your pooch, as well a king bedrooms and lobby for located just a half hour drive sized bed for owners. Make food and drinks service. outside Belfast, allows two sure to read the pooch policy £20 charge per dog for large/medium dogs or three before booking. Bullitt’s the duration of stay, which small dogs per room. Four- downstairs café and bar is should be added as an legged guests are treated to dog friendly, too. extra when you book on complimentary treats and SEE MAP D3 travelodge.ie a doggy toothbrush. See SEE MAP C4 saltydogbangor.com/dog- Malmaison Hotel accommodation Mal love all their guests Dream Apartments including canine ones, and Choose from a selection well behaved dogs over 1 year of self-catering or serviced old are welcome to share apartments with a number of their owner’s room for a pet friendly options in great charge of £10 per night. locations across the city. See The hotel must be notified dreamapartments.co.uk for during the booking process. details. SEE MAP D3 SEE MAP D3 DOGGY BELFAST

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES From chasing sticks to A public park with beautiful meeting locals, your dog gardens, walking and fitness TRAVELS will love exploring Belfast’s trails and a children’s play & TOURS parks, gardens and trails. park. Dog owners can access Translink Just remember to keep them the enclosed ‘Bullfield’ where Small dogs can travel on a lead, and pick up dog dogs can be let off the leash on Translink buses and waste and put it in the bin. while owners relax at the trains after 9.30am and seated picnic tables. at the driver’s discretion. Botanic Gardens Check website for full Dogs are welcome at the Sir Thomas and conditions of travel. Botanic Gardens, but must Lady Dixon Park translink.co.uk be kept on a lead. There are Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon loads of gorgeous flowers Park in south Belfast is one Titanic Boat Tour and plants to enjoy here, and of the city’s most popular Dogs are also welcome on the Titanic Boat Tour. Meet it’s a fabulous destination for parks. With more than 128 Ruby, the ship’s dog, who a day out with your best furry acres of rolling meadows, now has her own fan base friend. Inside the Victorian woodland and gardens it of visitors from around Palm House you can even contains a number of walks the world! Enjoy a stroll on find birds of paradise along and trails popular with dogs the grass park beside the with tropical plants. and owners alike. pontoon at Donegall Quay before getting on board. Divis and Black Mountain Cave Hill Country Park Fresh water and bowls A striking visual boundary Cave Hill offers incredible are provided. of the city, the Belfast Hills views across Belfast from SEE MAP D3 provide a tranquil contrast vantage points on the to the hustle and bustle hillside. Access the park of urban life below. Just from or Belfast minutes from the city centre, Zoo car parks, then take a the 4.2 mile Ridge Trail offers hike to the top. Dogs should fantastic views over the be kept on a lead but they’ll famous landmarks of Belfast. love exploring the wide open Dogs must be kept under space. control.

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VISITBELFAST.COM 17 DATE NIGHT WHETHER YOU The Merchant Hotel Café Parisien WANT A ROMANTIC This luxurious hotel is Be transported to Paris for a harmonious blend of an evening of traditional VALENTINE’S Victorian grandeur and French cuisine in elegant BREAK OR A Art Deco inspired sleek surroundings. Soak up the DATE NIGHT IDEA, modernity with elegant relaxed ambience in the rooms, stunning spa, restaurant or embrace the HERE’S OUR TOP rooftop hot tub, fabulous intimacy of a secluded TIPS TO ENJOY A jazz bar and gastronomic booth. The iconic terrace SPECIAL EVENING delights – perfect for a offers magical views and romantic getaway. there’s a Date Night menu IN BELFAST WITH merchanthotel.com with wine every Thursday. YOUR OTHER HALF. cafeparisienbelfast.com The Observatory With stunning cityscape Titanic Afternoon Tea as far as the eye can see; Ignite your romance like this place takes tea time star-crossed lovers Jack to a new elevated level. and Rose with Sunday Spoil that special someone afternoon tea set in the with an array of the finest replica surroundings of teas, crafted coffees and the Titanic ship, which deliciously designed and was made famous in the handcrafted nibbles. Add a Oscar-winning film. Enjoy touch of class with a glass tea at the foot of the Grand of fine champagne or a Staircase which featured champagne cocktail. heavily in the film as the grandcentralhotelbelfast. ultimate meeting place. com/observatory titanicbelfast.com

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Get cosy in an Igloo OX Cave Country Park The riverside igloos at The perfect place for wine Pack a picnic and take a Cutters Wharf are cosily lovers, choose from a vast romantic walk up Cavehill adorned with sheepskin menu of high quality, yet to discover breathtakingly rugs, tartan blankets and reasonably priced wine beautiful views of Belfast twinkling lights - the ideal in a relaxed setting. Wine and beyond. Stop at Belfast night out with that special can be paired with Irish Castle afterwards for a someone or can be shared charcuterie and cheese relaxing meal or afternoon with up to 8 friends. Book a boards. tea. food and drinks package or oxbelfast.com belfasthills.org cuddle up for a movie night served with warm popcorn Snuggle up in The Crown Cook up a Storm and hot chocolate. Dating back to the 1880s, If the way to someone’s cutterswharf.co.uk/ The Crown is a gem of the heart is through their winter-igloos Victorian era and was one stomach, why not develop of the mightiest Victorian your culinary skills with a Victoria Square’s Dome Gin Palaces in the city. It cookery class at James Take the lift to the top of still boasts many of its Street, from sushi to bread this stunning shopping original features, including making, a fun and delicious destination to enjoy gas lighting and you can day out awaits you both. spectacular 360° views book one of the ornate cookinbelfast.co.uk over Belfast from the glass private snugs for a cosy topped dome. and romantic lunch date. victoriasquare.com nicholsonspubs.co.uk

VISITBELFAST.COM 19 HISTORIC BELFAST HISTORY & HERITAGE Over four hundred years have passed since the first settlers made Belfast their home: public buildings, museums and visitor centres will let you discover the city’s rich history and heritage.

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Clifton House 01 was The Linenhall Library 02 around the world with a established as Belfast’s located opposite Belfast fascinating collection of Poor House in 1774, where City Hall, is the city’s artefacts. thousands of people oldest library (1788) and orangeheritage.co.uk sought sanctuary within houses one of the most its walls right up until 1882. renowned collections of Based in a former The Belfast Charitable Irish material in the world. Presbyterian church, Society and its home in Browse the collections, Cultúrlann McAdam Clifton House, has survived visit the gift shop or relax Ó Fiaich is an arts and rebellions and revolutions, in the coffee shop. cultural centre with a while looking after the linenhall.com strong focus on Irish welfare of the people of the language and culture. The city. Public tours operate St Anne’s Cathedral 03 is interactive space on the 1st every Friday at 3pm. Romanesque in style with floor, provides an insight cliftonbelfast.com exquisite mosaics, carvings into the development of and stained glass. You can and culture The James Connolly take an audio tour of this in Belfast and on how Irish Visitor Centre (Áras Uí stunning building to learn has influenced English. Chonghaile) tells the story its history and learn about culturlann.ie of Connolly, exploring the people who helped his role as a pioneer of shape this sacred place. Visit the Discover Ulster the early trade union belfastcathedral.org Scots Centre on Gordon movement, and his travels Street where you can throughout Britain and The Museum of Orange discover thousands of America. Learn of his Heritage focuses on the years of history, from the key role in the Easter history and traditions of formation of the Giant’s Rising, his subsequent the Orange Institution, Causeway (which links court-martial, death beginning with the Glorious with the sentence and execution. Revolution, and travels Western Isles of Scotland) arasuichonghaile.com right through until the right up to the present day. present day. There’s also a discoverulster strong focus on Orangeism scots.com

20 VISITBELFAST.COM Experience this magnificent place of worship at the heart Contact details: of Belfast’s thriving Cathedral Quarter. Learn the history and the stories of the Cathedral, known locally as St Anne’s, Belfast Cathedral by taking a tour with one of our tour guides, or enjoy a (St Anne’s) self guided tour using our new multi-lingual audio guide - Donegall Street available in the following: Belfast BT1 2HB

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VISITBELFAST.COM 21 ARTS & CULTURE

CULTURE VULTURES FOR A GREAT DAY The MAC interior lends itself perfectly OUT THAT IS BOTH St Anne’s Square to changing exhibitions of With free admission to its paintings, photography EDUCATIONAL AND FUN, three outstanding galleries, and installations. VISIT A MUSEUM OR seven days a week, The MAC goldenthreadgallery.co.uk GALLERY. FROM LOCAL showcases the very best HISTORY TO MODERN of local and international Craft NI Gallery ART AND DINOSAURS talent, from a wide range of 115-119 Royal Avenue exciting exhibitions to newly A lovely combination of shop TO SPACE ROCKETS, commissioned works and and gallery, showcasing a THERE’S SOMETHING monumental sculptures. range of ceramics, jewellery, FOR EVERYBODY. themaclive.com sculptures, design items, fabrics, cards and art by local Belfast Exposed makers. The crafts exhibited Ulster Museum Photography Gallery change constantly and also Botanic Gardens Donegall Street showcase work by young, A treasure house of the past Born from engagement emerging artists. and the present, the Ulster with the community, craftni.org Museum is home to a rich Belfast Exposed houses collection of art, history and contemporary photography War Memorial Gallery natural sciences. Discover galleries, a bookshop, and Talbot Street the story of the people of a Troubles image archive. A must see attraction for the north of Ireland from belfastexposed.org visitors with an interest earliest times to the present in the Home Front and day. Impressive galleries and Golden Thread Gallery US Forces in interactive discovery zones Great Patrick Street during the Second World bring history, science and On the fringes of the War. The exhibition recalls art collections to life. Cathedral Quarter stands the contribution of the Home nmni.com/um this red brick building Front, the of whose ground floor houses 1941 and the presence of US one of Belfast’s coolest art forces from 1942 to 1944. galleries. The stark concrete niwarmemorial.org

22 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 artefacts on Ulster Folk Museum Gerard Dillon Gallery display include the Bronze Bangor Road, Holywood Cultúrlann McAdam Age Ballycroghan Swords, the Step back in time and Ó Fiaich, 216 Falls Road Bangor Bell from the Bangor experience what life was like The gallery is dedicated to Abbey settlement, and the in Ulster over 100 years ago. Gerard Dillon RHA RUA Raven Maps, the only complete Wander through the beautiful 1916-1971, an artist from folio of Plantation era maps parkland where you will the Falls Road area of Belfast in Ireland. encounter costumed locals who earned worldwide fame. northdownmuseum.com demonstrating traditional The gallery focuses on work Ulster American Folk Park crafts in cottages, farm from professional artists Castletown, Omagh dwellings, schools and shops. and generally hosts eight Examine life in Ulster in the nmni.com/ufm exhibitions per year. 18th and 19th centuries and culturlann.ie learn how the settlers endured Ulster Transport Museum the arduous Atlantic crossing The Naughton Gallery before adapting to the new Bangor Road, Holywood and unfamiliar environment Explore one of the most Lanyon Building, Queen’s University of America. Wander through comprehensive transport One of Belfast’s most the outdoor museum which collections in Europe. You’ll brings both the Old and New vibrant and exciting art find majestic locomotives, Worlds to life. galleries, featuring a rolling horse-drawn carriages, nmni.com/uafp programme of works from vintage motorbikes, and Queen’s own collection, Down County Museum cars at the Ulster Transport touring exhibitions and The Mall, Downpatrick Museum, along with exhibits shows by local and Located in the restored of historical materials international artists. eighteenth century County including photographs of naughtongallery.org Gaol of Down, the museum the Titanic. collects, conserves and nmni.com/utm interprets those objects which Atypical Gallery best illustrate the history, 109-113 Royal Avenue culture and environment ArtisAnn Gallery Atypical Gallery is the of . 70 Bloomfield Avenue only permanent exhibition downcountymuseum.com Based over two floors, the space on the island of gallery features an array of Ireland dedicated specifically Seamus Heaney HomePlace artworks by both emerging to highlighting the work of Bellaghy Standing at the heart of the and established artists, from disabled and deaf artists. place and people which so painters and sculptors to It provides a welcoming, inspired him, HomePlace is photographers and collage- accessible environment an arts and literary centre makers. The exhibition space for both emerging and that includes a stunning hosts a new show each established artists exhibition dedicated to the month with all showcased practising across the life and work of one of work for sale. visual arts spectrum. Ireland’s greatest writers. artisann.org adf.ie seamusheaneyhome.com

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SINCLAIR to 1800-1826. Both docks GLASS OF THRONES SEAMEN’S CHURCH were used to work on ships’ You’ll find 3 of the 6 Game Built by Charles Lanyon hulls and the workshop was of Thrones stained glass in 1857–58 to meet the designed for working on windows in Titanic Quarter, spiritual needs of visiting the rigging of sailing ships. located at the Odyssey Point, sailors, this part church, The area has now been SS Nomadic and on the part maritime museum has transformed into the City Titanic Slipways. Created a pulpit shaped like a ship’s Quays development, home for the final season of the prow, a brass ship’s wheel to a mix of commercial show, each one represents and binnacle (used as a offices, shops, cafes, a different house or legacy. baptismal font) salvaged restaurants as well as the from a WWI wreck and the AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast. THE BELFAST BUOYS ship’s bell from HMS Hood. The three buoys are THE BIG FISH estimated to be around BELFAST HARBOUR The beautiful blue scales 80 years old, and would have been used by mariners COMMISSIONERS on the Salmon of Knowledge to find a safe channel to This stunning building (affectionately known as and from port. Recently dates back to 1847, and The Big Fish) are made up restored to their original you can visit an exhibition of ceramic tiles depicting colours, they have been in the Heritage Room which scenes from the city’s installed as a permanent celebrates 400 years of history. Legend has it that display at Abercorn Basin. Belfast’s maritime history, if you kiss the fish you’ll detailing Belfast’s emergence gain all of its wisdom! SS NOMADIC as a major port and the The last remaining city’s subsequent growth LAGAN WEIR White Star Line vessel, and development as A wide, modern foot and SS Nomadic, has been an industrial hub. cycle bridge connecting restored to her original the city centre with glory and is back home in CLARENDON DOCK Titanic Quarter. Beautifully the historic Hamilton Dock, & CITY QUAYS illuminated in the evening, near Titanic Belfast. Come The dry docks where take a seat and enjoy on board and experience Belfast’s shipbuilding the views of the city over 100 years of authentic industry was born date back from the . maritime and social history.

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The Maritime Mile begins on the city MARITIME side of the river, linking Belfast’s historic Sailortown across to Titanic Quarter. Take a stroll to explore this historic area and discover the rich history and tradition MILE of the city’s shipbuilding heritage.

TITANIC BELFAST TITANIC HOTEL BELFAST HMS CAROLINE One of the world’s leading The original red brick Visitors can explore, visitor attractions is housed building is a truly authentic through a mixture of historic in an iconic six-floor building. part of Titanic’s story. restoration, state-of-the-art With nine interpretive and Harland and Wolff had special effects and hands- interactive galleries that two main drawing offices on interactive exhibits, the explore the sights, sounds, within the building, where importance of the Battle of smells and stories of naval architects, marine Jutland and discover what Titanic, as well as the city engineers and draftsmen life was like at sea for the and people which made were responsible for the crew who served on board. her, Titanic Belfast is an design of the ships. This unmissable experience. historic building has been TITANIC DOCK transformed into the Titanic & PUMP-HOUSE TITANIC & Hotel, preserving its place in Discover the story behind OLYMPIC SLIPWAYS Belfast’s maritime heritage. Belfast’s maritime magic Behind Titanic Belfast you’ll by taking a tour at the site find the historic slipways THE GREAT LIGHT of the Thompson Dry-Dock where these famous ships This former lighthouse and Pump-House. See the were built and launched optic is a unique heritage ship’s physical footprint in over a hundred years ago. object with significance to history, descend 44 feet Containing many original Belfast’s economic industrial to the bottom of the dock features, a Memorial Garden maritime past. Originally where Titanic last sat on illustrates the proportion serving both Mew and Tory dry ground and learn about of Titanic’s victims and Island lighthouses, the optic Belfast’s shipbuilding survivors from each of the is the largest of its kind ever legacy in the visitor centre. passenger classes and crew. constructed and dates back The outline of the sister ships to 1887. It is lit all year round illuminate at night and are and has amazing views over the perfect space to reflect. Belfast Harbour and Lough.

VISITBELFAST.COM 25 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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Hidden Gems

From cool boutique to so unique, Belfast has some hidden Avoca Robinson’s Unique gems on our Located right in the Shoemakers Art & Design heart of the city on side streets Established in 1954, this is Browse this student led art Arthur Street, with an one of NI’s only remaining and design shop located that are eclectic product range of shoemakers and a leading at Ulster University in very worth clothing, homeware and retailer of luxury footwear Cathedral Quarter, where exploring. gifts, plus an extensive for men and women, you can purchase bespoke Happy hunting! food hall, jammed with based in the prestigious pieces from an array of art tempting goodies. Queen’s Arcade. and design.

St George’s Lisburn Outlet Market Road Shopping Get down to St George’s This walkable Queen’s The Boulevard in Market and experience the Quarter stretch has a Banbridge offers all your wonderful atmosphere, sprinkling of designer favourite brands at jaw- live music, street food boutiques, art galleries, dropping prices in a relaxed from around the world, and home accessories and and stylish setting. Make an amazing selection of to-die-for shoes, jewels a day of it with a selection traders and stalls offering and lingerie. Bespoke baby of eateries, an 8-screen some of the finest local gifts, melt-in-the-mouth cinema and the Ninja produce, arts and crafts. chocolates and relaxing Boxx assault course. The The Friday Variety Market day spas are all there Junction Retail & Leisure is open 6am-3pm, the for the asking. With an Park in Antrim is a bargain Saturday City Food & assortment of cafés, bars hunters dream come true Garden Market is open and restaurants you can with over 30 retailers, a 9am-3pm and the Sunday easily make a day of it. wide range of places to Market is open 10am-4pm. SEE MAP A8 eat and drink, activities for SEE MAP D4 the kids and a 10-screen cinema.

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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!

discovery zones bring history, Mr Tumnus, The White Witch LEARN & EXPLORE science and art collections and more. Free trail maps to life for visitors of all ages. can be found in EastSide Aunt Sandra’s nmni.com/um Visitor Centre. Candy Factory visiteastside.com Ulster Folk Museum Travel back in time and Uncover a way of life from learn how toffee and sweets W5 100 years ago and discover were made from 100 year Discover a world of cottages, farms, schools and old recipes. Make your own science where visitors of shops as you wander through candy floss and shop for all ages are free to let their the beautiful parkland yummy treats including imagination turn, twist and Folk Museum. yellow man, raspberry fly through more than 250 nmni.com/ufm ruffles and macaroons. hands-on exhibits. Look out for special exhibitions auntsandras.com Ulster Transport Museum and events and try the 3D Climb aboard steam Gruffalo Trail at locomotives, horse drawn climbing sculpture, Climbit. Colin Glen Forest carriages, electric trams, w5online.co.uk Take a stroll through the fire-engines and vintage deep dark woods and join cars or experience the the very clever mouse. Along sensation of flight in the ANIMAL KINGDOM the way you’ll meet the silly Transport Museum. Belfast’s Window on Wildlife old fox, owl and snake and nmni.com/utm an eight foot tall Gruffalo. Get up close to birds and colinglen.org CS Lewis Square wildlife from all over the Return to Narnia with a walk world from the comfort of Ulster Museum through CS Lewis Square. the visitor centre. Trained Surrounded by the beautiful Your little book worms will staff are on hand to help you Botanic Gardens, the Ulster discover seven bronze identify over 100 species to Museum’s impressive sculptures of much loved galleries and interactive be found throughout the year. characters including Aslan, rspb.co.uk/belfastlough

28 VISITBELFAST.COM The Ark Open Farm High Rise A great day out for all ACTION PACKED An exciting new indoor the family, with lots of adventure centre in Lisburn educational and fun We Are Vertigo designed to meet the experiences including Get your adrenaline needs of all families with feeding and handling pumping at the indoor Ski Clip ‘n Climb, baby, toddler opportunities. A multitude and Adventure Park, offering and under 8 soft play area, of activities such as an fun for all the family. Inflata sensory and quiet rooms, extensive outdoor play area, changing facilities and kangaroo bouncer and quad Park action course and Ninja trailer rides are sure to keep Warrior assault course are a café. the kids entertained. now available at the Titanic highriseni.org thearkopenfarm.co.uk Quarter location. wearevertigo.com Bridges Urban Sports Park The perfect place for Home to more than 1,000 Clip ‘n Climb skateboarding, in-line skating, animals and 150 species, An action-packed activity Parkour and BMXing. If you’ve Belfast Zoo is a family favourite. centre with individually a need for speed enjoy a Visit the California sea lions, themed climbing challenges capsule bowl and street the Sumatran tigers and watch that provide healthy, complex complete with the penguins play in their pool. competitive fun for all ages! handrails, hips, quarter pipes, belfastzoo.co.uk Do you have the determination grind boxes and hubbas. to take the leap of faith? belfastcity.gov.uk Castle Espie clipnclimbdundonald.co.uk A quackers day out for all! Dundonald International Meet the ducks & geese, The Lost City spot the colourful kingfishers Ice Bowl Adventure Golf Skate around this Olympic or venture into the mossy Choose from two 18-hole glades through the Secret size ice rink, become king rainforest themed Indoor Swamp Walk. of the lanes in the Xtreme courses. Make your way wwt.org.uk/castleespie Tenpin Bowling Centre or around the course, amidst go wild in the Indiana Land Exploris Aquarium simulated thunder and play kingdom. Discover what really lightning storms and theicebowl.com happens under the sea as challenge your skills you visit the home of sharks, against rainforest animals jellyfish, otters and seals. and moving walls. If you Explore the dark depths of get a hole in one on the For more family fun ideas, see the Reptile filled rainforest 18th hole, much Inca Gold visitbelfast.com where a snappy crocodile will come your way. and green gecko hide. lostcityadventuregolf.com explorisni.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 29 TITANIC THE LEGEND THE STORY Explore the sights, sounds and stories of RMS Titanic at this world leading visitor attraction, in the city where it all began, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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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!

The Lyric Theatre is the only The Belfast Waterfront offers The Victorian full-time producing theatre a packed programme of live dates back to 1862 and is in NI and has won a series of entertainment throughout home to the , awards for its architecture. the year! Comedy highlights who perform regularly with Choose from a superb include ‘Foil, Arms & Hog’ both evening and lunchtime programme taking place in (2 Feb) and ‘Ed Byrne’ (5 Mar) concerts. You can also check their two performance spaces and there’s live music from out live music performances from dramas to talks and ‘Clannad’ (29 Feb), ‘Andy from ‘Mabel’ (30 Jan), ‘Beth Hart’ (2 Feb), ‘Derek Ryan’ music to comedy. Highlights Irvine & Paul Brady’ (19 Mar) (8 Feb) ‘Supergrass’ (17 Feb), include Cole Porter’s iconic and ‘Elbow’ (29 Mar). You can ‘The Dead South’ (19 Feb), musical comedy, ‘Kiss me enjoy an evening with Speaker of the House ‘John Bercow’ ‘Eddi Reader’ (21 Feb) and Kate’ (1–22 Feb), Derry Girls ‘Leo Sayer’ (15 Mar). If you’re star Tara-Lynne O’Neill returns (28 Feb), or the legendary ‘Sir Michael Parkinson’ (18 Apr) up for a laugh check out ‘Neil in a revival of the vibrant Delamere’ (6 Mar & 3 Apr), comedy, ‘Shirley Valentine’ and Strictly Come Dancing favourite ‘Giovanni Pernice’ ‘Colin Murphy’ (20 Feb & 19 (27 Feb–15 Mar). ‘In the Name Mar), ‘Rhod Gilbert’ (11 Mar), will light up the stage along of the Son’ (17 – 29 Mar), is an ‘David Meade’ (14 Mar & 24 with his cast of professional exciting new play chronicling Apr), ‘Kevin Bloody Wilson’ dancers (8 Mar). Make sure the extraordinary life of The (26 Mar) ‘Roy Chubby Brown’ to enjoy a spectacular Guildford 4’s Gerry Conlon. (29 Mar), ‘Brendan Schaub’ evening filled with some of ‘Keep Telling Me Lies’ tells (16 Apr) or ‘Milton Jones’ (26 the greatest music from the journey of two Belfast Apr). ‘MTK Fight Night’ is the West End & Broadway back (1 Feb) with a night of women, set against the with the Ulster Orchestra backdrop of the crumbling action including the city’s performing ‘Mad About very own undefeated super- Floral Hall, a monument to the Musicals’ (7 Mar) or mark history of life, love, loss and lightweight Sean McComb the release of the new 007 taking on Argentinian Mauro the music of the Showband adventure with the ‘Music Maximiliano Godoy and the era and don’t miss a chilling of James Bond’ (4 Apr), ‘Give My Head Peace’ gang adaptation of George Orwell’s and Peppa Pig fans will return with a brand new show classic tale ‘1984’, which will be delighted to be part of poking fun at all the things leave audiences gripping ‘Peppa Pig’s Best Day Ever’ that make our ‘wee’ country their seats in fear. (21–22 Mar). great! (1–8 Mar) Full programme online at: Full programme online at: Full programme online at: lyrictheatre.co.uk waterfront.co.uk ulsterhall.co.uk

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WORTH FINDING

The Black Box located in the bustling Cathedral Quarter is a home for live music, theatre, literature, comedy, film, visual art, science, circus, cabaret and all points in between! Check out The Green Room Sessions and the Comedy Lab events. blackboxbelfast.com

The Crescent Arts Centre in Queen’s Quarter provides classes and workshops in music, dance, spoken and written word for all ages and abilities, as well as live music performances, theatre, poetry open mic nights and other events. crescentarts.org

The Duncairn Centre for The SSE Arena, Belfast The MAC brings music, Culture and Arts is a cool is the home of the Belfast theatre, dance and visual arts and cultural venue, Giants ice hockey team as art under one roof. Check located on the well as hosting a top line-up out a packed programme in the north of the city. of concerts, shows and this season with a feast of It offers an intimate and sporting events. This season comedy including ‘Ed Gamble’ authentic Belfast experience kicks off with the glitzy (29 Mar), ‘Gearóid Farrelly’ – from art exhibitions and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ live (2 Apr) and ‘Chris Kent’ (17 workshops to concerts and tour (29–30 Jan) followed by Apr), superb theatre with live performances. the 25th anniversary show of ‘Under the Hawthorn Tree’ theduncairn.com the sensational ‘Riverdance’ (30 Jan–9 Feb) ‘Keep Er (19–23 Feb). Top performers Lit’ (13 Mar), ‘Body Politics’ Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich in town include: ‘The Script’ (19–28 Mar) and ‘Above All in the Gaeltacht Quarter is (3 Mar), ‘David Gray’ (31 Mar), Else’ (27–28 Mar). There’s an Irish language arts and ‘Snoop Dogg’ (10 Apr) and music from ‘Christine Bovill’ cultural centre where you ‘Andre Rieu’ (16 Apr). Dance (15 Mar), dance with ‘Maiden can experience traditional the night away with the ‘Magic Voyage Double Bill (7–8 Feb) music, poetry readings, of Motown’ (19 Mar), enjoy and ‘Wasteland’ (3–4 Apr) as céilís, workshops and a a night of top comedy with well as a variety of fascinating children’s arts programme. Hollywood legends ‘Steve family friendly events and culturlann.ie Martin & Martin Short’ (12 Mar) workshops as part of the or ‘Paddy Raff’ (7 Mar & 25 ‘NI Science Festival’ Apr) and experience Cirque (13 – 23 Feb). The stunning Grand Opera du Soleil’s stunning new Full programme online at: House is currently closed for production ‘Crystal’ which themaclive.com restoration, but its red stage blends circus arts and the curtain will rise once again world of ice skating. ahead of the theatres 125th Full programme online at: birthday in December 2020. For more entertainment goh.co.uk ssearenabelfast.com ideas, visitbelfast.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 33 INDOOR ADVENTURES Adventure comes Prison Island Belfast GoT To Escape in many forms and Gather your friends, form Home to three duplicate a team and attempt to solve Game of Thrones inspired doesn’t have to take exciting challenges in our escape rooms and a brand place in the great themed Prison Cells. We new escape room, ‘The outdoors! Belfast have 25 Cells that require Assessment’. The state-of- has a whole host a combination of intellectual, the-art 60-minute games, technical & physical skills. suitable for small or large of incredible indoor It’s not an escape room, teams, offers intelligent sports, activities and you are free to leave a cell indoor entertainment for challenges suited to at any time. Do you have those who find the ordinary everyone, so enjoy one what it takes? Suitable can never be enough! for ages 9 to 99. gottoescape.com of our many thrilling prisonislandbelfast.com indoor experiences… Dundonald and have yourself Escape Rooms Belfast International Ice Bowl some fun! Escape games are an Located in East Belfast, activity that has spread all with a host of fantastic over the world. The premise activities all under one roof, is simple: you have 60 you can choose to ice skate minutes to complete at the public Olympic size a mission to escape a locked ice rink, become king of the room. Located in the heart lanes in the Xtreme Tenpin of the city centre with three Bowling Centre or let the kids different escape rooms and go wild for the adventure and games on offer, where up excitement of the Indiana to 18 people can play at Land play kingdom. the same time. theicebowl.com escaperoomsbelfast.com

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INDOOR ADVENTURES

Vertigo Titanic Park Eddie Irvine Sports Ireland’s only Indoor Owned by local Formula Skydiving Centre, Inflatable One racing legend Eddie Park and Ninja Master Irvine, this top indoor karting Course is located in the and sports facility offers one heart of Belfast’s Titanic of NI’s largest indoor purpose Quarter. Choose one of the built karting tracks. The three activities or enjoy an centre also offers Thunder ultimate adrenaline package Park (14,000 sq ft action for a day out that packs sports skatepark), VR Race a real punch for the thrill Experience, Golf Simulator, chasers out there! F1 Screen Simulation, Laser wearevertigo.com Combat, Paintball, Bubble Football, Padel Tennis, indoor Toptracer 3G football pitches, Snooker, Driving Range Pool and Footpool. The Lost City Ireland’s first Toptracer eddieirvinesports.com Adventure Golf Driving Range is located at Make your way around Colin Glen in West Belfast. Odyssey Bowl the 18-hole jungle themed Experience the same ball- Located at the Odyssey courses through (simulated) tracking technology that the Pavilion in Titanic Quarter, thunder and lightning storms pros use to detect your shots, the game’s on at this and challenge your skills which is revolutionising the state-of-the-art 20-lane against rainforest animals trip to the range thanks to ten pin bowling alley with and moving walls. Fantastic its amazing features, with pool tables, an arcade, fun for all adventurers aged modes and games suited glo-bowling and a licensed from 3 to 103, whatever for all ages and skill levels. bar serving hot food to the weather! colinglen.org/toptracer- your lane. lostcityadventure driving-range odysseybowl.co.uk golf.com/Belfast

VISITBELFAST.COM 35 A TASTY EXPERIENCE Whether you’re working up a sweat kneading bread dough, sampling plates of local deliciousness on a fun filled food tour, handpicking botanicals to distil gin, or learning about the history of Irish Whiskey, there’s plenty of fantastic food and drink experiences to savour in and around Belfast.

Belfast Bred locations behind Titanic’s Join Chef Barney on conception, construction TRAILS the only theatrical food and completion. & TALES tour in town! Discover, titanicfoodtour.com and taste, the food Belfast Taste & Tour was built on during this Tracey’s Belfast is quickly acquiring fun filled one of a kind Farmhouse Kitchen a reputation as one of experience! Tours run Learn how to make the foodie capitals of throughout the year local Irish breads in a Europe, and a Belfast Food on the last Saturday traditional thatched Tour is a great way to get of every month. cottage on the shores of acquainted with the city. visitbelfast.com/tours Strangford Lough, just 30 This four-hour guided walk minutes outside Belfast. around the city centre The Titanic Food Tour Take home a bag of your begins in the bustling St Experience the birthplace own homemade breads George’s Market and ends of a legend whilst enjoying and a copy of all of the in a Cathedral Quarter the tastes of Belfast’s recipes of everything that restaurant. ‘Belfast Bites’ maritime quarter. You’ll you will taste and enjoy. and ‘5 stop Brunch’ food be treated to appetisers traceysfarmhouse tours also available. and 3 courses at 4 unique kitchen.com tasteandtour.co.uk venues as you journey through the heritage

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MEET THE MAKER Hilden Brewery Discover the magic of brewing, learn about this ancient craft from the Master Brewer and learn about the process which converts malt and hops into one of the finest beverages known to man, traditionally brewed beer. taproomhilden.com/brewery Copeland Distillery Learn about the history of The Copeland Islands and ’s first distillery. Enjoy a neat gin tasting and sensory botanical experience and learn about the unique process of their spirit making. copelanddistillery.com/tours Echlinville Distillery Believed to be Ireland’s only field-to-glass distillery, this family-run distillery on the Ards Peninsula, love to share their devotion to quality spirits with visitors from around the world, through tours, tastings and special ‘stay and as master distilling distil’ experiences. classes, afternoon teas echlinville.co/visit TIPPLE TOURS and bespoke cocktails. Rademon Estate Distillery facebook.com/Belfast Taste & Tour Enjoy an exclusive pre- GinAndSpiritsSchool booked tour and tasting Take a Gin Jaunt around experience to unlock some Belfast or a Whiskey of the secrets and skills that Walk with an Irish Whiskey go into creating the local Ambassador. The Crafty COOK UP award winning Shortcross Beer & Street Eats tour Gin. After the tour enjoy will take you to some A STORM a guided gin tasting and browse in the Distillery Shop. fantastic craft beer bars James Street South [email protected] or enjoy a cocktail hour Cookery School Old Bushmills that lasts for three on the From effortless ‘City Cocktail Circuit’! Come and watch whiskey entertaining, to knife making take place in tasteandtour.co.uk skills, bread making to Ireland’s oldest working becoming a BBQ king or whiskey distillery and enjoy Belfast Gin & Spirit School even sushi and cocktails, a wee taster too. Take a Immerse yourself in unique the aim is that you enjoy guided tour of Ireland’s only “grain to glass” distillery experiential learning at one yourself, learn some new of the spirit school events, and discover some of the skills and leave filled with trade secrets learned over including Gin; Whiskey; confidence in the kitchen. 400 years of distilling. Rum and Calvados as well cookinbelfast.co.uk bushmills.com

VISITBELFAST.COM 37 BARGAIN BELFAST BUDGET BELFAST There are loads of fun, fascinating and free things to do around Belfast, so if you’re still on a post-Christmas budget, here are some tips for a day out that doesn’t cost a bundle...

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Belfast City Hall The MAC Linenhall Library heritage and how & Titanic Memorial Open 7 days a week, The city’s oldest they emigrated Garden the MAC includes library (1788) houses around the world to Free tours are three outstanding one of the most become some of available of Belfast’s free admission art renowned collections the more important most iconic building galleries within its of Irish material in world leaders and (1906). Outside, the impressive six-storey the world. Browse the entrepreneurs in Titanic Memorial building, offering a collections, visit the history. Garden contains wide-range of exciting gift shop or relax in plaques listing the exhibitions, newly the coffee shop. Stormont Parliament names of the 1,512 commissioned works Buildings 03 people who perished and monumental The Dome at Home to the NI on RMS Titanic. sculptures. Victoria Square 02 Assembly and one Boasting 360° views of the most striking Ulster Museum & St George’s Market 01 across the city, don’t pieces of architecture Botanic Gardens Oozing Victorian miss taking the lift in Northern Ireland. Enjoy the impressive charm, the Friday, to the top of this Take a free tour, relax galleries and interactive Saturday and Sunday stunning shopping in the gift & coffee discovery zones that markets offer some destination. In house shop or enjoy a walk bring history, science of the finest fresh tour guide Gerry is on around the Stormont and art collections to produce, local arts hand to point out local Estate. life. Plus visit Botanic and crafts. Make attractions and points Garden’s stunning a stop for brunch of interest. Political Murals Palm House and and soak up the You can learn more refurbished Tropical atmosphere with Cultúrlann McAdam about the history of Ravine. some great live music. Ó Fiaich ‘’ with a Discover a varied walk along two of the Cave Hill CS Lewis Square programme of Irish most prolific areas in Offering spectacular Rediscover The language and cultural Belfast, the Falls Road views over the city, Chronicles of Narnia events as well as and the , a trek up to the top with a walk through a café/restaurant, to view these amazing of Cave Hill is well CS Lewis Square. bookshop, art works of art. worth the effort. At Featuring seven gallery and visitor the base you can bronze sculptures information. explore the gardens of from ‘The Lion, See visitbelfast.com the stunning Belfast The Witch and The Discover Ulster- for more information Castle, one of the Wardrobe’, it is a Scots Centre on free things to see city’s most beautiful stunning display of Discover more about and do in the city. buildings. public art. the Ulster-Scots

38 VISITBELFAST.COM VISITBELFAST.COM 39 EASTER FUN! THERE’S A LOT HAPPENING IN AND AROUND BELFAST AND BEYOND THIS EASTER, WITH A BASKET FULL OF FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY!

Easter Duck Quest the Easter bunny trails Visit the friendly animals WWT Castle Espie around the ship, and enjoy in the Discovery Farm 10–13 April a range of family and craft visitbelfast.com Get outdoors this Easter at activities on board. WWT Castle Espie Wetland hmscaroline.co.uk Easter Eggspress Centre with friends and 11 & 13 April family and have fun finding Belfast City Centre Hop aboard the Easter our giant yellow ducks Easter Egg Hunt Eggspress on for a hidden amongst their real 10–19 April (excl. 12 April) steam train adventure to life duck cousins. Explore Belfast city centre Whitehead. Fun for all the wwt.org.uk/castle-espie with the kids and hunt family with Easter eggs down the coloured eggs for the children. Tickets Belfast Zoo hidden in local shops, available from the Visit 10–14 April cafes and restaurants. Belfast Welcome Centre. Celebrate Easter with the animal characters at belfastone.co.uk/easter Departs from Lanyon Belfast Zoo, Follow the Place Station Easter egg trail and visit Easter at the Ulster visitbelfast.com your favourite animals at Folk Museum feeding time. 11–13 April Ulster American Folk Park belfastzoo.co.uk Enjoy a range of traditional 12–14 April Easter activities, sample Stroll down Ulster Street Easter Trails at HMS Caroline seasonal foods and see this Easter to witness the 10–19 April traditional crafts being sights, smells and sounds All aboard HMS Caroline made and take part in of a busy market day. Try for some Easter fun! Follow traditional street games. your hand at traditional

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crafts, meet the spring NATIONAL TRUST PROPERTIES lambs and enjoy fun filled nationaltrust.org.uk/ni storytelling sessions. Taste seasonal treats, giggle at Easter at Easter at Castle Ward Punch & Judy, have a go at 4–19 April, 11am-4pm 6–19 April, 11am-4pm egg & spoon races or enjoy Scurry down to Mount Explore the Secret Shore a spin on a traditional late Stewart for the Easter Nature Trail and get 1800s horse drawn buggy. holidays and see if you can creative with the spring nmni.com/uafm spot Ruby Red and her themed activities. Why not friends as they celebrate make a day of it, visit the The Biggest Indoor the return of spring. farmyard animals and relax Easter Egg Hunt Belfast by the shores of Strangford Cathedral Easter at Lough. 14 April, 11am-3pm Rowallane Garden On Easter Tuesday families 4–19 April, 10am-6pm Easter at The Argory can explore the Cathedral Get competitive and 6–19 April, 11am-4pm in the search for those challenge your loved Hop over to The Argory this hidden eggs. In addition, ones to some races on Easter and go wild in the the InSpire Kid’s Trail will the front lawn. Try your play park, enjoy crafts and be available, as well as arts hand at egg and games in the courtyard and crafts to stimulate spoon racing. and take part in our nature young minds. trail. We’ll have traditional £3 entry per child games on the front lawns belfastcathedral.org for all the family to enjoy.

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BEYOND BELFAST

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.

Hillsborough Castle Giants Causeway Castle Ward Rowallane Garden From grand family A UNESCO World A unique 18th-century This informal home to charming Heritage site, , famed plantsman’s garden royal residence, this magnificent, for its mixture of reflects the beautiful has mysterious geological architectural styles. natural landscape welcomed the world formation on the Inside the 820 acre of the surrounding and witnessed pivotal coast of Co. Antrim walled demesne you area. There are chapters in politics. is NI’s most visited will find an exotic spectacular displays Tour includes guided attraction. Stop at the sunken garden and of shrubs, including access to all the State Carrick-a-Rede Rope paths that wind their a large collection Rooms that make up Bridge, suspended way through woodland of rhododendron this elegant Georgian almost 100ft above onto the shores of the species and several home. Also explore sea level, crossing the Lough. The historic areas managed as 100 acres of beautiful bridge is a thrilling farmyard is the wildflower meadows. gardens to complete experience and location of Winterfell nationaltrust.org.uk/ a relaxing day out for brave explorers will from Game of Thrones. rowallane the whole family. be rewarded with nationaltrust.org.uk/ hrp.org.uk/ stunning views. castle-ward Hill of The O’Neill hillsborough-castle nationaltrust.org.uk/ & Ranfurly House giants-causeway Mount Stewart Explore the site that Antrim Castle Gardens An inspiring and once was the powerbase The 400 year old The Argory unusual garden of Gaelic Ulster and 60 acre gardens This atmospheric reflecting a rich headquarters of the are a complex living Irish gentry house tapestry of design and famous O’Neill Chieftains museum containing was built in the 1820s artistry. The formal for over 300 years over four centuries of and is surrounded by areas exude a strong and, after the Flight culture and heritage. a wooded riverside Mediterranean feel of the , the Within the heart of the estate. Take a tour and resemble an proposed capitol of gardens is a unique of this neo-classical Italian villa landscape; the visitor experience, masterpiece and the wooded areas by Arthur Chichester. Clotworthy House. Visit outside enjoy the support a range of Take a tour to learn the Garden Heritage sweeping vistas, plants from all corners how Hill of The O’Neill Exhibition to read superb spring flowers, of the world. Tours was one of the most about the history of the scenic walks and available of the house important historical gardens or the Oriel fascinating courtyard and gardens. sites in the history Gallery art exhibitions. displays. nationaltrust.org.uk/ of Ireland. antrimandnewtown nationaltrust.org.uk/ mountstewart .info abbey.gov.uk/visitor the-argory

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DISCOVER ARDS AND NORTH DOWN

Within minutes of Belfast, including Strangford Lough experience spirits production this is the place to escape designated an Area of at local distilleries? to, slow down and feed Outstanding Natural Beauty your spirit. and the picture perfect Ards Make memories with family Peninsula. Step back 100 years at the Discover beautiful countryside Ulster Folk Museum and walks and spectacular Rich heritage and history Ulster Transport Museum water’s edge views this Visit magical Mount Stewart, in Cultra and visit Northern Spring. Enjoy a host of the National Trust’s 19th- Ireland’s only aquarium and exciting attractions, outdoor century stately home, world seal rehabilitation centre, activities and learn more class gardens and walking Exploris in Portaferry. Get with informative local tours. trails. Then spend the day up close to Ireland’s largest in picturesque Greyabbey collection of native and Take in the view village, visiting quaint tea migrant birds at Castle Stroll along the North Down rooms and antique shops Espie Wetland Centre or Coastal Path, skirting Belfast followed by a stroll around the spend the day at Bangor’s Lough from Holywood to the historic Abbey. Our range of Pickie Funpark, with family seaside town of Bangor. While Guided Tours will highlight the favourites the ‘Pickie Puffer’, there, visit ’s rich history and heritage of giant pedal swans and more. award winning Walled Garden the region. and North Down Museum to Our warm welcome learn about the rich history Great food and drink Choose from accommodation of this place. Take in idyllic Enjoy our finest local foods ranging from unique self meadows and woodland in one of the many award- – catering options to cosy paths at Crawfordsburn winning restaurants and guesthouses and 3, 4 or 5 Country Park. This natural artisan food shops or sample star hotel and spa facilities retreat boasts spectacular a ‘wee dram’ of local ale, gin to stay and while and relax views across Belfast Lough or whiskey in our cosy pubs. in the beauty of this place. and a stunning waterfall. Why not book a foodie tour Immerse yourself in over to sample our produce, learn 100 miles of scenic shoreline, artisan bread making or

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Put a spring in your step of Hillsborough and Moira, area’s award winning growers with a visit to Lisburn with their mix of boutique and producers. Memorable Castlereagh, renowned shops and gastro pubs shopping opportunities for its award winning and cafés offering superb await you at Bow Street Mall, attractions, shopping and local produce. Take time Sprucefield and Forestside fantastic food. to explore the beautiful Shopping Centres and Explore Lisburn City parkland of Moira Demesne Lisburn Square. With a mix Centre or take a trip and stop for a coffee at of intimate boutiques and to one of the historic one of the tempting cafés high street names, Lisburn villages while the beautiful or learn how to distil your & Castlereagh caters for all Georgian architecture is own gin at The Still House. your shopping needs. complimented by floral The Georgian village of What’s more, Lisburn displays. Hillsborough is also home to Castlereagh features some Where better to visit in the historic Courthouse and of the best events in the spring than Wallace Park in the stunning Hillsborough country such as Balmoral Lisburn? This sprawling park Castle & Gardens, the official Show, The Mayor’s Carnival features play areas, tennis residence of the Royal Parade and a whole host of courts, a duck pond and Family in Northern Ireland, niche events throughout some wonderful scenery or which has one of the largest the year. Whether you’re experience the start of the Rhododendron plants in fascinated by the arts brewing process by visiting Europe! and literature, excited by Ireland’s oldest independent Whether you are a engineering or just need brewery in the 19th Century seasoned foodie or want a courtyard of Hilden House, quick bite, discover the true some family fun – Lisburn also home to the Tap Room taste of Ulster in our vibrant Castlereagh has it all! Restaurant. restaurants, cafés and Plan a relaxed visit to farmers markets featuring the picturesque villages produce from some of the

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