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For locations, check out our handy maps on OUR CITY AREAS pages 63-67. Exploring a city can be tricky if you don’t know your way around, PURE BELFAST. 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. ‘MON IN.
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 is absolutely buzzing Hall, you can enjoy the cafes, great pubs, many historic and at night. It contrasts architecture of the old trendy bars and an state-of-the-art Titanic the old with the linen mills which house amazing restaurant new, with St. Anne’s a mix of offices, chic visitor attractions, scene. Start off in the Square, home to the bars and renowned be wowed by science Visit Belfast Welcome Metropolitan Arts restaurants. This is a in W5, explore the Centre (opposite Centre (MAC) and a great part of town to 100 year old history City Hall) to pick up piazza of welcoming enjoy dinner and drinks of HMS Caroline or information, book tours eateries, alongside before an entertaining catch a show, concert and make the most of some of the oldest show at the Grand or Ice Hockey game your time in Belfast. 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, cafes, 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 cafes, 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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XXXXXX HARP Belfast Student Guide 130x210.indd 1 21/08/2018 16:05 FRESHER’S WEEK MUST DO’S CHECKLIST: It’s inevitable. As you transition from the comforts of living at home to single-handedly facing the big bad world, you will make your fair share of blunders. Here’s a checklist of things not to forget as you pack up and wave goodbye to the folks.
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Remember to shop around Shop around for different for a bank account that mobile networks if you are works for you, and one looking for a contract of your that can give you a good own, and be realistic about interest-free overdraft. the number of texts and calls you are likely to make and the IDENTIFICATION 02 amount of data you will need.
This is an obvious one, SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX 06 but it’s easy to forget that CLOTHES 10 I.D. will be necessary for Make sure to pack something A new city and a new registration and of course to store valuables in, e.g. university might give you getting into clubs! passports, jewellery etc. a chance to re-invent your wardrobe, so keep an eye HEALTH 03 SET YOUR ALARM 07 out for those all-important When moving to a new city, Punctuality is key for student shopping night make sure that you register university, especially events! Lots of stores offer with a local GP and dentist, if you’ve got 9 o’clock student discount all year so that your medical details lectures to get to! round, so make sure you can be transferred. always bring your student BOOKS 08 card when you’re shopping! LAPTOP 04 Prior to starting your course, INSURANCE 11 A staple for any student, you will most likely find laptops are essential for that you have a required Make sure you shop assignments, coursework reading list, so it’s worth around for a decent and presentations. checking what’s on it before student insurance provider, you arrive on campus, and as loss of personal seeing if you can source possessions in student some of the books. housing can be a risk.
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Pens, paper, folders and files The law still applies to are going to be must-haves students, so check the for your first few weeks so TV licensing website to make sure you’re stocked up! see if you’re covered.
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130x210_Travelodge.indd 1 02/07/2018 16:03:44 BELFAST BUCKET LIST Bucket List: No matter how long you are studying in Belfast, make sure to tick off our bucket list of must-do’s during your time in the city...
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Take a taxi tour of the city Go to an Ulster Rugby A great introduction to game the city sights, including Ulster play games regularly the famous political wall on Friday nights at the murals, providing a great Kingspan Stadium, with a insight in to the history of cracking atmosphere and the city’s troubled past. plenty of action to follow. #SUFTUM EXPERIENCE 02 Take a trek up Cavehill Spectacular views of the CAFÉS 07 Visit Titanic Belfast city await you at the top Treat yourself Explore the shipyard, walk of this popular walking trail, to a Belfast Bap the decks and travel to so you can see Belfast in Nothing says Belfast the depths of the ocean all its glory. to uncover the true legend like an Ulster Fry or a of Titanic in the city where OUTDOORS 05 good old Belfast Bap. it all began. The city is brimming Swing by the Zoo with tasty spots for This 5 acre site is home breakfast and brunch, to more than 130 species, but there’s no greater surrounded by stunning spot to enjoy the ‘belly- panoramic views across busting’ Belfast Bap Belfast Lough. Student than St George’s Market. tickets are just £6.75.
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Kiss the Big Fish! Legend has it that if 03 you kiss The Salmon of THEATRE Knowledge (affectionately See a play at the Lyric known as The Big Fish), Featuring the works of local you’ll gain all of its wisdom. playwrights and some of It’s got to be worth a try! Its Northern Ireland’s finest beautiful blue scales are actors, there’s a great made up of ceramic tiles programme of unmissable describing different scenes 03 theatre on offer. from the city’s history. 8 VISITBELFAST.COM 10
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Take a Game Laugh your leg off at The Visit Crumlin Road Gaol of Thrones tour Empire’s comedy night Try life behind bars with Home to more locations Every Tuesday enjoy a great a fascinating tour of from the Seven Kingdoms line-up from the comedy this 150 year old gaol. than anywhere else in the circuit. With plenty of drinks Paranormal tours offer world, Northern Ireland deals on offer, it’s a night of a spooky experience truly is Game of Thrones all-round great fun. throughout Halloween. territory, so take a tour to experience it for yourself. PUB 11 Have a pint in one of Belfast’s oldest pubs Make a stop at the historic Crown Bar or Kelly’s Cellars where you can enjoy great beer and maybe a spot of traditional music.
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Rooftop Cocktails Feel an adrenaline Belfast is now home to rush like no other! an array of rooftop bars, a Fly at 120mph and great way to take in the new experience complete SEE 12 sights whilst having a sip. weightlessness at Ireland’s Some of our favourites are Take a photo under only indoor skydiving The Perch, Babel and Ten the Commercial facility. Vertigo Indoor Square’s ‘The Loft’. Court umbrellas Skydiving can cater for all Pose under the umbrellas, flying abilities, from first and admire the street timers to pro flyers. art on the surrounding walls, showcasing some of Belfast’s most famous faces. Stop by the Duke of York for a drink and some good old fashioned Belfast craic while you’re in the area. VISITBELFAST.COM 9 EXPLORE THE CITY
Boat Tours
Music Tour Wee Toast Tours
A great way of getting familiar with your new home city is to take a tour, and we’ve got a great selection of unique and quirky ways of getting to know the real Belfast.
1 Belfast Hidden Tours 2 Boat Tours 3 Music Tour ‘Belfast Noir’ is a new Take a guided Titanic Boat Take a bus journey through walking tour that explores Tour to learn the ever- the heart of this rock and Belfast’s influence and changing story of Belfast’s roll city. Sit back, relax, and rich history in Film, TV and rich maritime heritage and enjoy tunes and tales from literature. Learn all about industry and how the Port Them to Van Morrison, by the bizarre and ‘noir’ side of has developed and way of awesome guitar Belfast with your tour guide changed from its industrial players, traditional and - a local crime writer. Topics shipbuilding roots to a folk, to punk rock and include The Fall, Line of major tourist attraction. It Hollywood soundtracks. Duty, Odd Man Out, Game embraces the RMS Titanic Finish up at the Belfast of Thrones, Colin Bateman story both old and new Music exhibition at the and the local ‘Ulster Noir’ within Belfast Harbour, Oh Yeah Music Centre, literature scene, including allowing you to view dedicated to telling a stop at Botanic Avenue’s the Titanic Quarter the story of the great ‘No Alibis’ book shop. from the water. achievers of local music.
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Belfast Bikes Coiste Irish Political Tours Make sure to check for deals! For example, Citysightseeing Belfast Food & Drink Tours offers student discount on both their Belfast City and Giants Causeway Tours.
4 Wee Toast Tours 6 Food & Drink Tours along the Connswater Enjoy a unique ‘beer bike’ There are a number of Greenway, Lagan Towpath guided cycle tour through delicious food and drink and Comber Greenway the streets of Belfast. tours on offer in and around with lots of places to stop This 15 seater vehicle the city and further afield. off, relax and refuel along lets you take in the sights Take a walking tour around the way. and sounds of the city the city’s gastronomic hot whilst enjoying a drink spots, a gin jaunt around 8 George Best Trail and pedalling from the the best cocktail bars or (self-guided) comfort of your bar stool! a coach tour that brings Explore east Belfast as you out to visit some of our George Best would have 5 Coiste Irish top artisan food and drink seen it, and discover the Political Tours producers. places where the world- Experience a bus or famous footballer grew up - walking tour with trained 7 Belfast Bikes his local school and playing tour guides from the With 40 docking stations fields, the chippie where he Republican and Loyalist located across the city went for a fish supper, the ex-prisoner community centre, Belfast Bikes cinema where he watched who give a truly unique provide a low cost, the most recent films insight into the British convenient way to travel or the ice cream parlour - Irish conflict, and about and a great way to where he’d get a cone. how it has shaped their get to know the city. There communities. Recently is a great cycling network For more inspiration, see listed as one of Europe’s across the city, and some visitbelfast.com most alternative city tours. very bike-friendly trails
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There are loads of fun, fascinating and FREE things to do in around Belfast, so here’s some tips for a day out that doesn’t cost a bundle…
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Belfast City Hall The Dome at markets offer some Cave Hill is well worth Free tours are Victoria Square of the finest fresh the effort. At the available of Belfast’s Boasting 360° views produce, local arts and base you can explore most iconic building across the city, don’t crafts. Make a stop for the gardens of the (1906). Or sit on the miss taking the lift brunch and soak up stunning Belfast grass outside on to the top of this the atmosphere with Castle, one of the a sunny day and stunning shopping some great live music. city’s most beautiful watch the world destination. buildings. go by. Stormont Linenhall Library Parliament Buildings Cultúrlann Ulster Museum & The city’s oldest Home to the NI McAdam Ó Fiaich Botanic Gardens library (1788) houses Assembly and one Discover a varied Enjoy the impressive one of the most of the most striking programme of galleries and renowned collections pieces of architecture Irish language interactive discovery of Irish material in in Northern Ireland. and cultural zones that bring the world. Browse the Take a free tour, relax in events as well as history, science collections, visit the the gift & coffee shop a café/restaurant, and art collections gift shop or relax in or enjoy a walk around bookshop, art to life. Plus visit the coffee shop. the Stormont Estate. gallery and visitor the stunning Palm information point. House and recently Discover CS Lewis Square 03 refurbished Tropical Ulster-Scots Centre Rediscover The Political Murals Ravine. Discover more about Chronicles of Narnia You can learn more the Ulster-Scots with a walk through about the history of The MAC 01 heritage and how CS Lewis Square. The Troubles with Open 7 days a week, they emigrated Featuring seven a walk along two the MAC includes around the world to bronze sculptures of the most prolific three outstanding become some of from ‘The Lion, areas in Belfast, the free admission art the more important The Witch and The Falls Road and the galleries within its world leaders and Wardrobe’, it is a Shankill Road, to impressive six-storey entrepreneurs in stunning display view these works of building, offering a history. of public art. art and learn more. wide range of exciting exhibitions, newly St George’s Market 02 Cave Hill commissioned works Oozing Victorian Offering spectacular and monumental charm, the Friday, views over the city, a For more inspiration, sculptures. Saturday and Sunday trek up to the top of see visitbelfast.com
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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 is Centre you will find the destination featuring over home to a whole host main shopping district, 70 stores including House of your favourite fashion lined by eight huge masts of Fraser, Apple, Ted Baker stores. Jack & Jones, which represent famous and Cruise. The centre is Miss Selfridge, New Look, ships that were engineered also home to a variety of Dorothy Perkins and Burton and built in Belfast. You cafes and restaurants as all offer 10% student will find everything from well as the Odeon cinema. discount. There’s also a big brand chain stores Students get 10% off at large Debenhams store and bijou boutiques to Mango, Warehouse, Topshop and a tasty food court. gourmet coffee shops and Hollister and 20% off at Don’t miss their Student and delectable local delis. Pizza Express. Plus look out Night on Thursday 4 Don’t miss the historic and for special discounts at the October – with tons of charming Queen’s Arcade, Student Night on 2 October, prizes, giveaways and containing many of the from 6-9pm. discounts. city’s more opulent stores.
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HIDDEN GEMS
From cool boutique to so unique, Belfast has Unique SS Moore Studio Souk some hidden Browse a new student To celebrate the start of A unique treasure trove of gems on our led art and design shop the new sports season, local handmade products side streets located at Ulster University you’ll find all of the new over three floors - filled that are in Cathedral Quarter, season club kits and to the brim with arts, very worth where you can purchase merchandise as well as crafts, gifts, food and exploring. bespoke pieces from an a huge range of all the home-ware, showcasing Happy array of art and design. top sporting brands in over 85 makers, artists hunting! ulster.ac.uk/artshop SS Moore’s, Chichester St. and designers.
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 cafes, bars every day of the year. A Garden Market is open and restaurants you can great shopping stop if 9am-3pm and the Sunday easily make a day of it. you’re heading up to the Market is open 10am-4pm. North Coast.
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There are many more THE GOBBINS amazing places to see Northern Ireland’s most just a stone’s throw from unique coastal walk along an Belfast, so perfect for a day exhilarating and challenging trip. Here’s just a few ideas two-mile-long cliff-face path to get your started. Feast which includes spectacular your eyes on these beautiful tubular and suspension sights and take some bridges, caves, steps, and incredible photos. tunnels that are all carved through the rock. Located in GIANT’S CAUSEWAY Islandmagee, The Gobbins A UNESCO World Heritage is a fascinating attraction site, the Giant’s Causeway that is soaked in heritage and RATHLIN ISLAND is a magnificent, mysterious offers visitors breath-taking Just six miles off County geological formation on the views of the rugged North Antrim’s north coast, Rathlin North East coast of County Coast. Along the trail, you Island is Northern Ireland’s Antrim, steeped in myths will get up close to a diverse only inhabited island and and legend. The setting is a range of wildlife and gain is also home to one of the spectacular, dynamic coastal privileged access to Northern largest seabird colonies. landscape of Atlantic waves, Ireland’s only mainland Take the Rathlin Island Ferry rugged cliffs, secluded bays colony of puffins, alongside to experience amazing and magnificent views. It various other bird species. wildlife, explore the ‘upside forms a jagged headland Pre-booking of the tour is down’ lighthouse and visit The of neatly packed columns advisable. Rathlin West Light Seabird which point towards Scotland. www.thegobbinscliffpath. Centre. In summer, the Visitors can walk along the com seabird colony is a real assault basalt columns which are at on the senses with tens of the edge of the sea, just over thousands of birds, including 1km from the entrance to the puffins, razorbills, guillemots site. Whilst you’re there, check and kittiwakes, jostling for out the Carrick-a-Rede Rope space on the cliff face. Bridge, suspended almost RSPB Rathlin West Light 100ft (30m) above sea level – Seabird Centre: rspb.org.uk/ not for the faint-hearted! rathlinisland www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ giants-causeway Rathlin Island Ferry: rathlinballycastleferry.com
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Belfast packs a punch with industrial bare cement Quarter including Queen’s when it comes to high floors and walls and plenty University’s Students’ Union, of plug sockets to hook up PEC, MBC and McClay Library. quality speciality your MacBook. Not only do coffee, with excellent they make amazing coffee, DISTRICT baristas, funky but the food is top notch District is an independently- interiors and, of also. owned coffee shop/deli course, an excellent serving fine coffee and great cuppa, you’ll be kick LAMPPOST CAFÉ food on both the Stranmillis For something a little bit Road and Ormeau Road, starting your day the different, check out this CS with loads of vegan and right way. Lewis-themed café on the vegetarian options. District Newtownards Road. With uses local roaster, Bailies, What’s more, many of these a Narnia twist on tea shop with single-origins served local gems stay open late, decor, a ragtime soundtrack on espresso and pour-over hosting everything from and everything served on through the V60. craft circles and acoustic vintage crockery, you will music to regular board feel as though you have THE POCKET game nights, dishing up stepped back in time This may be a small, humble fabulous treats and keeping (or into the wardrobe!) establishment overlooking the caffeine flowing for late the beautiful main building nights in the library! Here CLEMENTS of Queen’s University, but it are a few of the best ones One of the longest- has grown to become one to check out: established locally-owned of the city’s most popular coffee chains, Clements is places for an afternoon ESTABLISHED COFFEE a firm favourite offering coffee break. Behind the Established was one of great coffee and tasty bright yellow door is a quaint the first trailblazers on treats. They pride setting with exposed brick Belfast’s coffee scene and themselves on being and group-friendly seating, is probably at the top of passionate about the offering great coffee, hot many a Belfast coffee lover’s products they sell, and you chocolate from award- list. It’s located in Belfast’s can visit them at a number winning chocolatier, trendy Cathedral Quarter of locations across the Co Couture and a delicious and is a hipster’s paradise, city centre and Queen’s food menu.
20 VISITBELFAST.COM people from all walks of life. It batch and some seriously has a cosy atmosphere, great tasty donuts. Well worth the coffee, an Australian-inspired trip to East Belfast, you can menu and its own little even pre-order their donuts library of books in the corner. online. TOWN SQUARE This Botanic Avenue venue ROOT & BRANCH THE DOCK CAFÉ offers coffee that is quite CAFÉ & ROASTERS The Dock Café is perhaps special. Their coffee beans A roastery & brew bar on the one of the most interesting were recently voted the best Ormeau Road, it’s a place for and eclectic cafés in Belfast. in Ireland and their Head creativity, experimentation Run by volunteers and Barista recently won the and regular new roasts. based in the Titanic Quarter, Northern Irish Aeropress Most of all, it’s a place where it’s an ‘Honesty Box’ café Championship. Pretty you can have a wonderful which means it doesn’t impressive! cup of coffee or buy some charge for the food and beans to bring home. They drinks served; it simply asks KAFFE O also offer a carefully curated for donations based on what Kaffe O brings a little programme of events you think your order is worth. Scandinavian charm to designed to elevate your Belfast — as well as great coffee experience. MIEL ET MOI coffee. This Nordic-inspired Inspired by classical French coffee house has branches GUILT TRIP bars and patisseries, Miel on Botanic Avenue and This destination coffee and et Moi is Northern Ireland’s Ormeau Road, and their donut shop is the brainchild first licensed Patisserie and coveted blend is the reason of Ulster Rugby stars, café bar. Pastries are hand for their success, which is Callum Black and Darren baked daily using locally imported from Ricco’s Kaffe Cave. Guilt Trip is one of sourced ingredients, or for bars in Copenhagen. the newest coffee spots in a real treat check out their town, serving aeropress, afternoon tea. 5A One of the smallest cafés on this list, but what it lacks in size it certainly makes up WE LOVE DONUTS! in heart. Located a stone’s The donut revolution has truly landed throw from Stranmillis in Belfast, and one of our favourites is Oh! Donuts on Arthur Street. Feast College beside the Lagan your eyes on the delights of the display towpath, it started off as case or check out their espresso thick a cyclist-focused café yet soft serve ice cream. quickly became popular with
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Best Served Baltic! KEEP FIT Get it down ye. KEEP FIT: It can be hard staying fit and healthy if you are a student. Between to consume and enjoy a refreshing beverage, exams, looming assignment deadlines and trying to maintain a social quenching your thirst with ultimate fruit flavour. life, it’s not always easy to eat well or fit in a workout. Here’s some top tips to get some exercise into your new routine.
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You’re much more likely Grab your running shoes to reach for the junk or trainers and go for a food when you’re feeling jog – not only is it free but stressed. Download a it’s also a great way of mindfulness app, grab getting to know your new a yoga mat or go for a neighbourhood. If running’s walk to clear your head. not your thing then grab And during exam time those walking boots and set in May, Streamvale Farm off on a hike – there’s some have student nights on great hiking trails on offer in Thursday’s – so you can the Belfast Hills, download forget about revision and their app to find out more. JOIN A STUDENT CLUB 01 go and cuddle their pups There’s a multitude of sports and chicks, and feed their FIND A BUDDY 06 that you can take part in while adorable lambs. Getting started with studying in Belfast, whether exercising and fitness with you’re interested in social, TRY SOMETHING NEW 04 a friend can be extremely club or performance sport. It doesn’t have to be rewarding and motivational. Check out what’s on offer all about treadmills Do you know a girl in your through your students union and weights – try a lectures who frequently jogs where you can get involved trampoline circuit class along the river? Why not run in everything from hockey, at We Are Vertigo, get together, the time will go rowing, tennis, golf and together for a round of quicker and you’re less likely athletics to more unusual golf with a difference at to make excuses not to go! options like Wado Ryu Karate, rainforest-themed Lost cheerleading, Aikido, under- City Adventure Golf, try a GET ‘APPY! 07 water hockey and lacrosse. series of climbing-based There are a load of fitness activities that provide apps popping up all over the JOIN A GYM 02 healthy, challenging fun place that will help you track If you are going to sign up at Clip ‘n Climb, or check your progress and work to a gym, just make sure to out SKYTrek - Ireland’s towards different goals. get the best deal you can premier high and low ropes Instagram is also full of its possibly get. Haggle - ask activity centre at Colin Glen own fitness celebs with for a student discount, take Forest Park which also God-like status – check out Best Served advantage of free trials and includes zip lines and a fan Joe Wickes, Kayla Itsines or do whatever you can to get descender. local girl Maeve Madden if Baltic! the price down. you haven’t already. VISITBELFAST.COM 23 LOCAL SPORT
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BELFAST IS A GREAT Pro 14 in May. 2018. Qualifiers for Euro CITY FOR SPORTS Key European games 2020 will also commence this season will see in March 2019. Follow the FANS WITH AMPLE Ulster face Scarlets, Green and White Army on OPPORTUNITIES Racing 92 and Leicester social media with #GAWA FOR SPECTATING Tigers. There’s always irishfa.com AND TAKING PART! a cracking atmosphere and plenty of action to GAELIC GAMES HERE’S OUR GUIDE follow, so come along While Casement Park is TO FINDING THE and ‘stand up for the closed for redevelopment, BEST TICKETS Ulstermen!’ Gaelic games fixtures are IN TOWN. #SUFTUM currently being played in ulsterrugby.com Corrigan Park in the west of the city. Gaelic Football, ULSTER RUGBY INTERNATIONAL Hurling and Camogie are Ulster Rugby competes in FOOTBALL fast-paced action sports. the Guinness PRO14 and The Northern Ireland The season runs from the Heineken Champions international team have February until October Cup with home games been drawn to face with the All-Ireland finals played regularly on Friday Austria and Bosnia & taking place in Dublin’s nights at the Kingspan Herzegovina in the group Croke Park. Check Stadium. The season kicks stages of the inaugural individual fixtures online. off in September and runs UEFA Nations League, gaa.ie through to the final of the kicking off in September
24 VISITBELFAST.COM TAKE PART Free 5K Runs parkrun operates free 5km (3.1 mile) timed runs across 8 different locations in Belfast on a Saturday morning at 9.30am. You can sign up online, bring along your personalised barcode and track your performance, or just do it for fun! Some venues even offer refreshments HORSE RACING to eat or have a drink, you afterwards. There’s nothing like a day at can watch all the live racing Find out more and the races and Down Royal action on large plasma find your local run Racecourse, located just screens, enjoying the electric at parkrun.org.uk. outside Lisburn, has plenty atmosphere of a race night. of dates to put in the diary drumbopark.com including the 2 day Down Royal Festival in November BELFAST GIANTS (including ladies day), the ICE HOCKEY annual Boxing Day, St Belfast Giants home games Patrick’s Day and May Day take place nearly every meetings and the Summer weekend in The SSE Arena Festival of Racing in June. from August until April, and From great value Punters with plenty of on and off- Packs to tapas and wine in ice entertainment, there’s Up for a challenge? the marquee, you can make something for everyone. The Sign up for the it a truly memorable day out. season promises plenty of annual Belfast City downroyal.com fast and furious action that Marathon, taking will have you on the edge place on Sunday GREYHOUND RACING of your seat, from bone- 5th May 2019, and Drumbo Park offers two crunching hits to last minute join over 20,000 action-packed race nights game-winning goals. runners from all every week, so everyone’s belfastgiants.com around the world. a winner! Wherever you sit £5 STUDENT TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING BELFAST GIANTS GAMES: - Wednesday 19th September v Nottingham Panthers - Wednesday 10th October v Guildford Flames - Friday 21st December v Manchester Storm
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CULTURE VULTURES
BELFAST MAY BE Accidental Theatre as artists and break new COMPACT IN SIZE, Accidental Theatre is ground in developing new BUT IT’S HUGE IN a special artistic hub entertainment and fun IMAGINATION! created to support local for the city of Belfast. MAKE SURE YOU SPEND artists, communities SOME TIME INDULGING and audiences from Galleries YOUR INTELLECTUAL across the city. During Belfast has an impressive the day the building array of gallery spaces, SIDE AND SOAK UP SOME houses offices for displaying everything from CULTURE IN THE CITY. independent artists the most contemporary and young companies, visual art in the Golden Ulster Museum rehearsals, workshops Thread Gallery to traditional An inspiring piece of and hot-desking for printmaking techniques modern architecture set creatives who need showcased in the Belfast in the beautiful Botanic a place to sit, think Print Workshop and the Gardens, the Ulster Museum is the largest and collaborate. In the freshest modern art in museum in Northern evening it becomes The MAC. The Naughton Ireland and is free to visit. a performance space Gallery at Queen’s features Impressive galleries and for artists from across a rolling programme of interactive discovery zones the city to creatively works from the University’s bring history, science and experiment with new own collection, touring art collections to life and its ideas, build audiences, exhibitions and shows unparalleled collection of collaborate and test new by local and international Irish art is well worth seeing. ground to help them grow artists.
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CULTURE NIGHT 21 September Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Belfast’s largest, most exciting The Murals relating to the history of and inclusive cultural celebration. Bringing Once described as “the Belfast, while the biggest together over 300 art sculpture in the city world’s greatest open-air free events across 150 gallery”, the murals of is ‘Rise’ - its concentric locations in Belfast City Belfast are a must-see globes symbolising the Centre in a single day, experience. Artworks rising sun and new hope with a packed programme range from Republican for the city’s future. of tasters, tours, talks, and Loyalist political trails, demonstrations, statements to colourful Duncairn Centre for activities and gigs. celebrations of the Culture and Arts culturenightbelfast.com city’s famous sons and Belfast’s most beautiful and daughters. The Peace coolest arts and cultural ROYAL ULSTER Wall that divides two venue, located on the ACADEMY OF ARTS The RUA Annual Exhibition communities in West Antrim Road in the north of will be held at the Ulster Belfast is home to a the city, a ten-minute walk from the Cathedral Quarter. Museum from 19 October vibrant mix of political 2018 to 6 January 2019, murals, graffiti and The newest arts venue on the scene specialises in showcasing original works commissioned public offering an intimate and across the disciplines of art – stop by to add your authentic Belfast experience the visual arts by emerging own message of peace and established artists. – from art exhibitions and royalulsteracademy.org and hope. workshops to concerts and live performances, it’s a hub LATE NIGHT ART Public Art of creativity. Belfast has over 150 Late Night Art takes place on pieces of distinctive the first Thursday of every WORTH THE TRIP month, with a guided coach public art scattered Northern Ireland’s Nobel tour from Linen Hall Library across the city. Highlights Prize winning poet, Seamus to over a dozen galleries, include the ‘Big Fish’ on Heaney, is celebrated with which open their doors for Donegall Quay, whose an exhibition space and an evening celebration of scales are made up of world class programme the vibrant visual arts scene ceramic tiles decorated of literary events at in Belfast. Book online at: with texts and images HomePlace in Bellaghy. belfastarttours.co.uk
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EAT, DRINK & BE MERRY!
All university cities EAT ‘LOCAL’ where you’ll find a treasure have student areas Belfast is pretty great at trove of weird and wonderful which tend to be putting its own local twist ingredients. If you have a on foreign cuisine. Check sweet tooth, don’t miss swamped with out BaoBun on Botanic a stop at Co Couture on offers and deals Avenue for exciting new Chichester Street where available exclusively Taiwanese street food. If you can buy locally made by flashing your you don’t fancy a steamed award-winning chocolates or student card. bun or rice, you can always check out Patisserie Valerie opt to have chips as your on Donegall Square West base! Top with shredded and Castle Lane for mouth- In Belfast, get familiar beef, chicken, pulled pork or watering treats. with the multitude of tofu and your own combo of hotspots dotted along garnishes. Ormeau Road’s GRAB A BARGAIN the leafy Botanic Avenue Bia Rebel is Northern Ireland’s Many restaurants offer great and around the Queen’s only ramen shop, taking value pre-theatre menus, Quarter. The majority its inspiration from this especially along Stranmillis of cafés and fast food incredible Japanese dish near the Lyric Theatre and outlets offer loyalty cards, and giving it a distinctly in and around Great Victoria so make sure you pick local twist. They make their Street’s Grand Opera House, one up and get stamping own noodles, mix their own so it’s worth keeping an eye for a well-deserved salts and dressings and out for the deals. Michael freebie. Keep an eye out source all of the meat from Deane’s Love Fish and for unlicensed eateries small-scale, traditional local Meatlocker restaurants on that allow you to bring farmers. Howard Street both offer your own bottle (BYO), an incredible £6.50 lunch so you can enjoy a nice TREAT YOURSELF menu, Fratelli’s has 2 for 1 meal out without worrying Explore amazing delis such main courses on Monday’s about the added cost as Sawers on Fountain St from 5pm, or if you fancy of your drinks. and Avoca on Arthur St some traditional fayre then
28 VISITBELFAST.COM GO BIG OR GO HOME! If you’re always up for a challenge, or just happen to have a big appetite after a night out, there are lots of ways to satisfy your hunger. Check out these top Belfast eating challenges.
Little Wing’s 24 inch pizza Do you have what it takes to finish Northern Ireland’s biggest pizza? Traditional Naples style pizzas cooked in a traditional wood stone oven, there’ll be plenty to share.
Wall of Flame If spice is your thing then check out Parlour’s Hottest Pizza. Infused with their famous deadly hot sauce, winners get a spot on check out the great value While you’re here, make the wall of flame and a flaming lunch buffet at the Morning sure to try the best in our hot t-shirt. Star. Plus Ryan’s Bar and local craft distilled gin. Restaurant on the Lisburn Rademon Estate, home Cosmo Road also offers lunch from of Shortcross Gin, offers An all-you-can-eat dining £5 and a 2 course dinner a special student rate experience like no other, with a for £10. on their distillery tours variety of world foods – indulge in (£15 pp). This includes everything from pizza and curry to sushi and antipasti. Lunch ST GEORGE’S MARKET a tour, tasting and a from £7.99, dinner from £13.99, Swing by the market on a G&T Masterclass plus with 10% student discount Friday, Saturday or Sunday a voucher for £5 off a Monday – Thursday. and you can easily pick up a bottle of Shortcross Gin. delicious and very affordable The Eglantine’s meal from one of the many ART OF CRAFT Hot Wing Challenge different vendors. From filled Craft beers continue Can you handle 12 Extra Hot crepes to paella and Indian to take the brewing Wings in under 2 minutes? food, there’s something to world - and Belfast - by There’s a free t-shirt and suit every taste bud. It’s free storm. So join other beer bragging rights if you make it to get in and is a great way lovers in sampling the to top 3 on the leader board. to sample excellent local delicious wares of local Pizza Boutique produce and eat great street microbreweries and small Bottomless Pizza food. Browse the stalls, grab scale producers. The £10 per person for any of their a bite, enjoy the live music Sunflower prides itself in popular 12 inch pizzas, followed and soak up the cracking serving great local beers by as many 8 inch pizzas as you atmosphere in this and ciders, like Belfast’s can eat in 90 minutes! Maximum Victorian gem. draught stout Yardsman 4 people per table, available as well as Armagh’s Monday – Thursday from 4pm. GINAISSANCE MacIvor’s cider. Or take a Belfast is experiencing tour at Lisburn’s Hilden something of a Brewery, which has been ‘Ginaissance’ with many creating some of the bars and restaurants across finest quality craft beers the city offering an entire for 35 years. You can enjoy menu dedicated to this one of their collection at increasingly varied spirit. many bars across the city.
VISITBELFAST.COM 29 CINEMA IN BELFAST MOVIE MADNESS Northern Ireland is currently the location of choice for many movie-makers, thanks to its tax relief incentives, funding, scenic backdrops and talented crews. There have been many top TV shows and Hollywood blockbusters filmed out on location and in the Titanic Studios in Titanic Quarter , but we also love a good old night at ‘the flicks’, so grab your popcorn and 3D specs to explore the cinema scene in Belfast!
BIG SCREEN Mondays. Omniplex classic world cinema as BLOCKBUSTERS Cinemas have locations well as an interesting and You can enjoy the latest across NI including the diverse programme of big screen movie releases Kennedy Centre in West excellent small-budget, at a range of multi-screen Belfast. Student admission foreign-language and cinemas across the city. is £4.95 if you register unusual screenings. This Odyssey Cinemas in online and tickets are intimate venue boasts two Titanic Quarter has 12 just £4 every Tuesday. screens, a spacious coffee/ big screens with Student drinks bar and a modern Sunday tickets for only THE STRAND lounge. With comfy seats £3.50, or you can spend ARTS CENTRE and student tickets at just the whole day watching A jewel of art deco design, £4, it’s a great night out! 3 films for just £9! It’s The Strand on Holywood Grab a loyalty card and also £3 on Mondays and Road dates back to 1935, when you see five films, Thursdays if you’re an with 4 screens offering you’ll get the sixth free. Xtra cinema club member. new releases, classics, queensfilmtheatre.com Movie House Cinemas silver screenings, live have locations on Dublin events, a film club and BELFAST FILM Road and at the Cityside heritage tours. On Wacky FESTIVAL Retail & Leisure Park on Wednesday tickets are just Film should be an York Street. You can also £3.50 and regular student experience, so, as well as grab a £3.50 ticket here admission is £4. presenting the best in new, on Crazy Tuesdays with strandartscentre.com short and classic cinema regular student admission in their spring and summer at £5. The Odeon in QUEEN’S FILM festivals, the Belfast Film Victoria Square offers 8 THEATRE (QFT) Festival also runs site- screens of movie magic Belfast’s only full- specific screenings to with student admission time provider of non- enhance and intensify from £4.50 (ID required) mainstream cinema shows your experience! Past or £3.50 on Bargain the very best in new and screenings include
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‘The Evil Dead’ in the you can enjoy a movie cinematographers can Ormeau Park, ‘Cool Hand masterpiece! also submit a short film Luke’ in the Crumlin Road belfastfilmfestival.org for the Young Film Maker Gaol, ‘The Breakfast Club’ Competition. in Christchurch Library, CINEMAGIC cinemagic.org.uk ‘Odd Man Out’ at The INTERNATIONAL Albert Clock, ‘2001: A FILM & TELEVISION Space Odyssey’ at the FESTIVAL FOR Titanic Dry Dock and YOUNG PEOPLE ‘Jaws’ in the Bangor This flagship festival Aurora swimming pool. takes place in venues across the city every They have also created October. There’s an stunning cinematic action packed screening collaborations including and events programme a showing of La Traviata for 16-25 year olds, in the beautiful St Anne’s showcasing the best of GEEK & MOVIE BAR Cathedral, with an world cinema, presenting accompaniment by NI Above Whites Tavern, talent lab and creativity Vandal is Belfast’s only Opera’s Young Artists’ corner masterclasses programme, or the horror dedicated geek and movie with creative industry bar. It’s also a licensed masterpiece Suspiria at professionals, fun-filled cinema and hosts regular the Waterfront with live film events, and the cinema events throughout soundtrack by Italian rock annual ‘CineSeekers’ and the year. Apart from great band Goblin, to name but ‘CineFocus’ film juries pizzas, milkshakes, freak jar a few. So, it’s definitely which offer participants a desserts and cocktails, you worth giving the festival a chance to become movie will also find board games follow on social media to reviewers and choose and video games – so plenty keep an eye out on what the winning films of the to keep you entertained. weird and wonderful ways festival! Budding creative
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BIG SCREEN SPORTS
For Premier league football and all the big national and international sporting events, there’s no better place to congregate with fellow fans to shout, cheer, sing, and hurl abuse at the referee than at the pub. Here’s our favourite big screen sports bars in Belfast.
LAVERY’S THE ERRIGLE INN the best live matches. Bradbury Place Ormeau Road All sports are shown, Offering some of Offering some of the including football, the best sports best sports coverage rugby, boxing, GAA coverage Lavery’s that Belfast has to and more. is a haven for lovers offer over 26 HD and of every kind of 4K screens. Ideal for CUTTERS WHARF sport imaginable, the beer connoisseurs Lockview Road with no less than amongst you, choose Plasma screens and 28 HD screens. You from a variety of surround sound, THE BOTANIC INN can even earn beer over twenty different showing all major Malone Road tokens by buying beers on tap from sporting fixtures and A favoured haunt of pints during selected big brands to more events throughout students down through games! unusual craft beers. the year, make their the years, with big side terrace and screen sport a major THE EMPIRE covered pergola area factor in its success Botanic Avenue the perfect outdoor story. Football, Rugby The atmosphere can spot for all fans. and GAA are the holy get pretty electric trinity of sports that in here when there’s ROCKIES dominate the big a big match on and SPORTS BAR screens at The Bot. the place is packed. Odyssey THE FOUR WINDS They’ll open the top Northern Ireland’s Newton Park floor for particularly only Canadian sports big crowds, and if bar, Rockies has With 27 TVs HATFIELD you’re the mood for over 500 sporting throughout The Two Ormeau Road celebrating come jerseys on display Magpies and a large With a plush new the final whistle you and is sure to have a projector screen sports bar boasting might as well hang piece of memorabilia for big events, you 30 LCD screens about for some great from your favourite won’t miss a minute and the capacity to live music. sport on show. Watch whether it be football, screen 6 live events the latest sporting rugby or any other simultaneously, you events on several major sporting event. won’t miss a trick in large TVs or for a For the ultimate this student favourite. viewing advantage, challenge, try to beat the Canadian owner book a booth PARADOR on his own pool table. package for your Ormeau Road own private screen, With multiple food platter and flatscreen TVs in For more inspiration, beers (or wine!). every room to show see visitbelfast.com 32 VISITBELFAST.COM discount student rate
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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, popular movie charting the admission art galleries historical Grand Opera life of Belfast punk legend before relaxing in the House which plays host Terri Hooley. Marie Jones ‘Native’ café bar. to some of the greatest launches new play ‘Dear Full programme online at names in theatre and Arabella’. Plus, there’s a themaclive.com music, bringing the glitz magical musical version of London’s West End to of Lewis Carroll’s much- The Belfast Waterfront the heart of Belfast. Shows loved classic tale for offers a packed programme to look out for this year Christmas 2018 in ‘Alice’s of live entertainment include ‘The Jersey Boys’, Adventures in Wonderland: throughout the year! ‘Shrek the Musical’ and The Musical’. Comedy highlights include ‘Grease’. You’ll find a bit of Full programme online at Dylan Moran, Rob Brydon, local humour with Jake lyrictheatre.co.uk Sarah Millican and Dara O’Kane, the music of Take O’Briain. For musical That in ‘The Band’ and all The MAC brings music, treats there’s Jools of Whitney’s Houston’s theatre, dance and visual Holland and his Rhythm greatest hits in ‘The art under one roof. Check and Blues Orchestra, plus Bodyguard’. out a packed programme the legendary ‘Queen Full programme online at this year with a feast of Extravaganza Tour’. goh.co.uk comedy including ‘Flo and Laugh your head off at Joan: Alive on Stage’ and a comedy play from the The Lyric Theatre is the ‘Gearóid Farrelly: Home online sensation ‘Belfast only full-time producing Truths’, superb theatre with GIRLS’. Football fans will theatre in NI and has won ‘Under the Hawthorn Tree’ love ‘An Evening with Eric a series of awards for its and a celebration of music Cantona’ as one of the architecture. Choose from with ‘Astral Weeks: 50 Year most influential players of a superb programme of Anniversary’. ‘Fairytale of all time takes to the stage. dramas, talks, music and New Lodge’ is the hilarious There’s also an array of comedy. We are buzzing new Christmas comedy by Christmas shows including with excitement about the Vincent Higgins, directed ‘Elf the Musical’. world premiere of ‘Good by Paula McFetridge. Open Full programme online at Vibrations’ - the stage daily, you can also call in waterfront.co.uk musical version of the to browse the three free
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The Victorian Ulster Hall dates back to 1862 and is home to the Ulster Orchestra, who perform regularly with both evening and lunchtime concerts. an epic live show with passionate and innovative This year you can also Jeff Lynne’s ELO, a night staging, scoring, scripting check out live music of top comedy from Kevin and acting. performances from Europe, Bridges or experience top Full programme online at Editors and Passenger. If US college sporting action crescentarts.org you’re up for a laugh check with the Friendship Four out Jason Manford, Shane Ice Hockey tournament or The Accidental Theatre Todd, Ross Noble or Jason the Basketball Hall of Fame is a pop-up theatre and Byrne. For something a bit Belfast Classic. a temporary refuge for different, check out satirist Full programme online at collaborative arts in the and Rubberbandits star ssearenabelfast.com heart of Belfast. Established ‘Blindboy’, he has a number in the summer of 2017, one selling book under his The Crescent Arts Centre Accidental Theatre is a belt and a podcast that has is a diverse community special artistic hub created captivated international arts centre in the Queen’s to support local artists, audiences. Quarter providing a communities and audiences Full programme online at variety of arts and cultural from across the city. Every ulsterhall.co.uk activities. As well as week they host a wide range providing classes and of events like workshops, The SSE Arena, Belfast workshops in music, dance, improv, stand-up, theatre, is the home of the Belfast spoken and written word launches, dance and much Giants ice hockey team as for all ages and abilities, more. There is always well as hosting a top line- the centre offers live music something new to see here up of concerts, shows and performances, theatre and and usually it’s one of a kind sporting events. This year other events. October sees not seen anywhere else in you can sing your heart the arrival of ‘The Man Who the city. out to U2, Jason Derulo, Fell to Pieces,’ explosive, Full programme online at Snowpatrol or Kylie. Enjoy gritty theatre with accidentaltheatre.co.uk
VISITBELFAST.COM 35 165854 ROCKSHORE NI_PRESS AD.indd 1 02/08/2018 11:36 COMEDY CIRCUIT LAUGH OUT LOUD! They say that laughter is the best medicine, and we have to agree. There are very few things a good laugh can’t cure, and with Belfast’s thriving comedy scene, there’s always a load of gigs on to give you a giggle, so all you have to do is pick one.
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THE EMPIRE LAVERY’S COOL FM THE BLACK BOX LAUGHS BACK 01 COMEDY CLUB 02 COMEDY CLUB 03 Cathedral Quarter Botanic Ave Bradbury Place Belfast Waterfront A great venue The granddaddy of Hosted by resident & Ulster Hall to catch those Belfast’s laughter MCs Colin Geddis Northern Ireland’s starting out on their scene with regular and Micky Bartlett undisputed home of comedy journey, plus comedy nights in the first floor stand-up, boasting some well known every Tuesday from bar, Mister Tom’s, an unrivalled comedians from NI 8pm to late. Hosted Lavery’s showcases selection of the and around the world. by Colin Murphy the cream of local latest-greatest stand Improv comedy or Jake O’Kane, comedy on the 1st featuring headline and 3rd Wednesday up stars and the group Wonder Frog acts from the UK of every month. very best emerging provide a comedy and international Doors open at new comedy talent. showcase here on a comedy circuit, top 7.30pm with the With an unmissable regular basis. Check supporting acts, and show starting at 9pm, programme of the full programme at open spots from admission is just £6. comedy gigs blackboxbelfast.com across the country. throughout the Student admission THE PAVILION BAR year at both Belfast DUKE OF YORK only £7. Ormeau Road Waterfront and the Commercial Court Monday Night Ulster Hall, there is Stand-up comedy ACCIDENTAL Comedy takes place always something with a bit of THEATRE in the Boutique Bar to tickle everyone’s storytelling thrown in, Shaftesbury where established funny bone! Already Wild Child Comedy Square acts mix with the confirmed for this night is a bit of mid- Check out Improv stars of tomorrow. semester are Dara week fun upstairs in Comedy on Thursday Everybody gets 7-10 O’Briain, Dylan Moran, the Duke Of York Pub. and Sunday nights, minutes, capped Ross Noble, Hal On once a month, where comedic off with a longer set improvisers put from a headliner. Top Cruttenden, Craig it’s known as the together scenes, American comedian Hill & Micky Bartlett, friendliest and most songs, and stories Rich Hall has been Jimeoin, Shane Todd, interactive comedy from audience a surprise turn up in and Jason Byrne with club in town. suggestions. All the past. Doors open his ‘You Can Come scenes are created from 7.30pm for the In, But Don’t Start in the moment, and bargain price of £3 Anything’ tour. no two shows are with your student For more inspiration, ever the same. card. see visitbelfast.com VISITBELFAST.COM 37 LIVE MUSIC VENUES MUSIC CITY Belfast is buzzing with cosy bars, craft beers and a vibrant live music scene. From up and coming talent playing in gigs across the city to toe-tapping traditional Irish sessions, you’ll not be disappointed. Check out our guide to the best live music hotspots.
local musicians, THE ERRIGLE INN MCHUGH’S from folk to rock; Ormeau Rd Queen’s Square the Empire Bar has The very first bar in Located just across staged many stars Belfast to receive from Custom House in their beginning, an entertainments Square, McHugh’s including Two Door license, The Errigle Basement Bar truly Cinema Club and has a great history is a hidden gem. With General Fiasco. for excellent music the same traditional and atmosphere, feel as the main bar, THE LIMELIGHT and has earned the basement is often Ormeau Ave its reputation for used as an intimate This establishment serving fabulous live music venue. Over has two concert food, drink and the years it has hosted venues, Limelight entertainment. established artists 1 and 2 with a cosy Check out the such as Sea Sick Steve, Irish bar positioned weekly traditional or Kodaline and more. between the two, monthly bluegrass Katy’s Bar, with the sessions, plus a JOHN HEWITT popular rock beer VOODOO range of live acts Donegall St garden on its roof. Fountain St and DJ’s in the Named after the From small upcoming Local music is at the upstairs Arbele legendary Northern heart of this well- bands to headline Lounge. Irish poet, this established Belfast acts, Limelight is a Cathedral Quarter bar hotspot, adding a premier show THE EGLANTINE showcases some of bit of spice for those the best live music venue with a tiny who like things a little Malone Rd pub atmosphere, different. At night, the The Eglantine, also in the city at least 6 all year round. bottom bar takes on known locally as nights a week. With a relaxed atmosphere ‘The Eg’, has long so many great bars THE EMPIRE with regular DJs, been a student to choose from in the Botanic Ave open mic nights and favourite and is just Quarter, why choose This converted church singer songwriters a stone’s throw from this one? A traditional has provided live adding to the Queen’s University. atmosphere with music and comedy ambience. Upstairs There’s a variety fabulous live music since 1987, and has is the nightclub of live music every makes this venue a the best atmosphere and venue where Wednesday, Friday cultural goldmine, anywhere south of the anything goes, from and Saturday plus a from folk, jazz, blues, city, every weekend. hip hop and drum & fantastic bar menu trad and everything Friday nights are bass to hard rock and regular drinks in between. It’s a dedicated to new and bluegrass. promotions. must-see!
38 VISITBELFAST.COM MUSIC CITY BONUS GIGS OH YEAH CENTRE Gordon St Essentially a networking centre for bands and creative types, Oh Yeah hosts practice rooms, offices, the renowned ‘Start Together’ studio, a music exhibition and the occasional gig. BLACK BOX Belfast, lined with ‘trad’ include An THE DIRTY ONION Hill St wooden benches, Cultúrlann in the HillSONIC St ARTS This original barrels and the Gaeltacht Quarter, ThisRESEARCH rustic bar CENTRE landmark building, QUB finest whiskey in the Harp Bar in and beer garden built in 1850, is now A hub of over fifty the city. The Dirty Cathedral Quarter puts the ‘folk’ in home to a variety researchers and Onion inhabits or Kelly’s Cellars, Belfast, lined with of traditional folk internationally one of Belfast’s The Garrick and woodenrecognised benches, experts artists and modern oldest buildings, Fibber Magee’s in barrelsin the areas and theof musicians alike. honouring its Irish the city centre. The finestmusical whiskey composition, in The Green Room tradition with seven Points on Dublin theperformance city. The Dirty Sessions are an technologies, nights of music Road prides itself Onion inhabits one opportunity to and sound art every week. If you on having one of of Belfast’s oldest catch one-off engineering. SARC want the best taste the best Irish music buildings, honouring performances from is established in a of traditional Irish scenes in Belfast its Irish tradition guest artists as well purpose-built facility folk music, this with artists from withon campus seven nights and its of as regular slots from place has to be all over Ireland and musicSonic everyLaboratory week. an esteemed cast on the list. beyond playing Ifprovides you want a uniquethe best of local selectors. every night of tastespace of for traditional cutting- Low lit, down-tempo edge initiatives in the the week. Their Irish folk music, this DJ evenings where creation and delivery resident Irish place has to be on you can enjoy a of music and audio – dancers perform the list. continuous stream check out one of their every Friday and regular concerts! of well-curated Saturday night music. at 9pm with LIVE MUSIC traditional bands, FESTIVALS The main live music getting the craic festivals take place in started and getting the summer months. TRADITIONAL people up off their Catch a great big SESSIONS seats. name line-up in June The city hosts at Belsonic. Or in August check out a wide variety CHSq in Custom of traditional House Square music sessions and Belfast Vital THE DIRTY ONION where you’ll find in Boucher Road Hill St chat, cheer and playing fields. This rustic bar ceol. Some of Check our Events & Festivals Planner and beer garden the best venues on P48/49. puts the ‘folk’ in to experience
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Belfast’s LGBTQ+ nightlife hub centres around the Smithfield & Union area, north of the city centre on the edge of Cathedral Quarter, however the majority of Belfast’s bars are gay friendly including ‘Muriel’s’ on Church Lane, ‘The Spaniard’ on Skipper Street and ‘The Bear and The Doll’ on Little Donegall Street.
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budget-friendly food and located on Chapel Lane. there’s a vibrant club scene drink deals on daily. Babel Revolución de Cuba is on offer. In Cathedral Quarter, is Bullitt Hotel’s rooftop bar the ultimate in Cuban Sixty6 features a 4th floor and garden with panoramic food, cocktails and fiesta club, a 50s themed drinking city views across Belfast, experiences with a full lounge, a chic rooftop bar mouth-watering cocktails on tropical party vibe. and an intimate cocktail and delicious food. Close Or enjoy the relaxed bar, all under one roof! Ollie’s to Stranmillis College and atmosphere in the Linen Club in the basement of the Queen’s boathouse, Quarter’s Sweet Afton, the Merchant Hotel is one Cutters Wharf is set on the named after one of Robert of Belfast’s most exclusive banks of the River Lagan, Burns’ famous poems. nightclubs. Alibi in the where you can enjoy al Queen’s Quarter showcases fresco dining, cocktails and Belfast resonates to an the very best in local DJ barbecues while watching ever changing soundtrack talent as well as guests the rowers glide by. of live music and you’re from the Marbella and Ibiza guaranteed to find scene. Or for something Shake it up at one of our something musical to enjoy completely different check cool cocktail bars! Drop on your night out, whether it out the Cabaret Supper in to Filthy Chic, part of be a packed live gig, Club on Upper Arthur Street the Dublin Road’s Filthy DJ set or toe-tapping trad. for live jazz, burlesque, Quarter, where their You’ll find an abundance of contortionists, magicians, mixologists have shaken great local and international comedians and bands. and stirred a menu of live acts at the Limelight contemporary classics and and an array of home grown unique cocktail creations. local talent at the Harp Bar. Whatever nightlife you seek, Sample the sinfully good Belfast is happy to oblige! cocktails in Belfast’s For those that want to party For more inspiration, see smallest bar – The Sagart, on into the small hours, visitbelfast.com
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HOME OF THRONES HBO’s Game of Thrones® There are some wonderful as a student in Belfast. is one of the most popular Game of Thrones inspired Download the ‘Game of and successful TV series tours and themed activities Thrones® Filming Locations ever made and it is has that have been created due Northern Ireland’ app to find been filmed right here in to the popularity of the show, out more. Northern Ireland for the so you don’t have to be a last ten years. fan to join in the fun. You can dress up in costume The magical atmosphere and enjoy a day of archery captured on film is due with Winterfell Tours, Castle to the stunning filming Ward, meet Summer and locations chosen by HBO Greywind from the show to feature in the show and on the Direwolf Tour or take there’s plenty of ways to a self-guided cycle tour of explore them. some of the show’s film JOURNEY OF DOORS locations - there really is When the Game of Thrones Part of the show’s appeal and something for everyone filming location known what has made it so popular to enjoy. For inspiration as the Dark Hedges, or with millions of fans are the and a list of tours available Kingsroad to the people mesmerising fantasy lands check out visitbelfast.com/ of Westeros, was battered of Westeros which have gameofthrones. by Storm Gertrude in 2016, two trees were felled. been brought to life using However, nothing is lost Northern Ireland’s rugged Some of the stunning and the story continues: coastlines, historic castles filming locations not to the wood was salvaged and and breathtaking countryside be missed include: The carved into 10 intricately and forests. The dramatic Dark Hedges, Castle Ward designed doors, each scenery of the Causeway which may be more familiar one telling the story of Coast and Glens, County as Winterfell, Tollymore an episode in Game of Down, County Fermanagh Forest Park which will be Thrones Season 6. From and County Armagh forms recognisable as North of Cairncastle to the Glens the backdrop to much of Winterfell, Downhill Beach of Antrim, via the Dark the show’s action. Fans familiar as the Dragonstone Hedges and Cushendun can easily visit many of the exterior and Murlough Caves, each door is within locations where a favourite Bay in County Antrim reach of a different filming scene was filmed or walk in aka Stormlands - but location in Northern Ireland the footsteps of a much- there are many more to - can you track them all down? Your quest begins… loved (or hated!) character. discover during your time
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SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER JANUARY — — — Belfast International C.S Lewis Festival Out to Lunch Festival Tattoo eastsidearts.net cqaf.com belfastinternational — — tattoo.com Autumn Twilight Market Belfast Burns Week — ulsterscotsagency.com/ European Heritage stgeorgesmarket.com Open Days — events discovernorthernireland. Ladyboys of Bangkok — com/ehod ladyboysofbangkok.co.uk Festival of Hurling (TBC) — — visitwestbelfast.com Autumn Fair Sound of Belfast (Botanic Gardens) soundofbelfast.com FEBRUARY belfastcity.gov.uk/events — — — Belfast Design Week Four Corners Festival Culture Night belfastdesignweek.com 4cornersfestival.com culturenightbelfast.com — — — Chinese New Year Belfast City Half Marathon Outburst Queer cwa-ni.org belfastcitymarathon.com Arts Festival outburstarts.com — OCTOBER — NI Science Festival — Fleadh Feirste - nisciencefestival.com Cinemagic Festival Gaeltacht Quarter cinemagic.org.uk Festival MARCH — visitwestbelfast.com — Belfast International BMS International Festival Arts Festival DECEMBER of Chamber Music belfastinternational — belfastmusicsociety.org artsfestival.com Belfast Christmas Market — — Belfast Nashville Belfast Fashion Week visitbelfast.com/Christmas Songwriters Festival belfastfashionweek.com — — Christmas Twilight Market belfastnashville.com Halloween Metro stgeorgesmarket.com — Monster Mash Feile an Earraigh belfastcity.gov.uk/events feilebelfast.com 48 VISITBELFAST.COM FESTIVAL FEVER FESTIVALS & EVENTS JUNE AUGUST — — Belsonic Feile an Phobail belsonic.com feilebelfast.com — — Belfast Photo Festival Eastside Arts Festival belfastphotofestival.com eastsidearts.net Brilliant Corners Belfast — — Jazz Festival AVA Music Festival Belfast Guitar Festival brilliantcornersbelfast.com and Conference belfastguitarfest.com avafestival.com — Imagine! Belfast Festival — Feile an Droichead of Ideas & Politics Belfast Book Festival androichead.com imaginebelfast.com belfastbookfestival.com — CHSq — customhousesquare.com St Patrick’s Day Fred Festival of Cycling — belfastcity.gov.uk/events thefred.cc Belfast Vital — ticketmaster.ie APRIL Belfast City Blues — — Festival Hilden Beer Belfast Film Festival belfastcityblues.com belfastfilmfestival.org and Music Festival — JULY taproomhilden.com Easter Events — — visitbelfast.com Belfast Mela Orange Fest — belfastmela.org.uk visitbelfast.com Sonorities Festival of — Contemporary Music sonorities.org.uk McCracken Summer Festival Sign up to our mailing list MAY mhicreachtain.com and receive the latest — — events and Cathedral Quarter Belfast Pride ideas in your inbox! Arts Festival belfastpride.com visitbelfast.com/signup cqaf.com — — Belfast Summer Festival of Fools School of foolsfestival.com Traditional Music — belfasttraditionalmusic. Belfast City Marathon com belfastcitymarathon.com — — Sunflowerfest Belfast Maritime Festival sunflowerfest.co.uk belfastcity.gov.uk/events — Information correct at Belfast Craft Beer Festival time of printing, dates and belfastcraftbeerfest.com details subject to change. Eating Out
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Henry’s OX Cave Joy’s Entry 3 Oxford Street CITY CENTRE Henrys, named after Browse a high quality, CATHEDRAL historic Belfast figure but not highly priced, QUARTER The Basement and United Irish man extensive wine Bar & Grill Henry Joy McCracken, collection and pair Babel Rooftop Bar 18 Donegall Square E. has been a pub for over with high quality and Garden A traditional pub 100 years. Call into this Irish charcuterie and 70-74 Ann St offering traditional and Joys Entry bar for great cheeses. All wines Located on the top floor contemporary food, drinks, traditional food, are available by the of Bullitt Hotel, Babel whiskey and craft beers live music and plenty glass and wine tasting is a rooftop bar, garden all accompanied with of history. events are held monthly. and kitchen complete local traditional and 028 9032 6711 028 9023 2567 with panoramic city folk music, with all the henrysbelfast.com oxbelfast.com/cave views across Belfast. D3 craic you can handle! D4 Offering cocktails, 028 9031 5576 sharing platters, live Kelly’s Cellars tensquare.co.uk The Sagart music and more. 30-32 Bank Street 028 9590 0555 D4 18a Chapel Lane One of the oldest pubs bullitthotel.com in Belfast, Kelly’s Cellars Enjoy artisan coffee, Bittles Bar remains resolutely old cocktails, wine and D3 70 Upper Church Lane fashioned, with vaulted tapas at The Sagart. Bert’s Bar One of the smallest ceilings and an elbow Enjoy live major High Street niche pubs in the city, worn bar, providing sporting events Bert’s Jazz Bar is the the curious triangular food, traditional music and unmissable Gin first authentic jazz bar in building holds Belfast’s sessions & plenty tasting nights at one Northern Ireland, offering largest selection of of craic. of Belfast’s newest an excellent selection of local beers and over 028 9024 6058 chic venues. live jazz and mouth- 100 various whiskeys. kellyscellars.com 028 9031 0809 facebook.com/ watering food. 028 9031 1088 C4 facebook.com/ thesagart 028 9026 2713 themerchanthotel.com BittlesBar McHughs C4 D3 D3 29-31 Queen’s Square Housed in Belfast’s Revolución de Cuba The Cloth Ear oldest building, 25-39 Arthur Street Cabaret Supper Club 35-39 Waring Street McHugh’s offers The ultimate Cuban 38-42 Upper Arthur St. The Cloth Ear’s warm A sophisticated ‘traditionally modern food, cocktail and Irish cuisine’ including and welcoming interior evening of sumptuous fiesta experience. With provides the ideal dining is topped by house specialty, dazzling handcrafted Boxty Potato Cakes. environment to relax in a smorgasbord of cocktails, dishes style. Combining both refined cabaret acts. Step down into the loaded with exotic basement for trad, folk, modern and traditional Dress to impress and flavours and full on elements with a healthy soak up the elegant blues, jazz and the best tropical party vibes alternative local music. dose of the eccentric! surroundings of this unlike anything you’ve Food served daily. 1920s inspired Cabaret 028 9050 9999 experienced before! mchughsbar.com 028 9026 2719 Club. 028 9590 9249 themerchanthotel.com 028 9024 9009 D3 revoluciondecuba.com D3 cabaretbelfast.com The Morning Star D4 D4 17-19 Pottinger’s Entry The Dirty Onion This historic pub dates Voodoo 3 Hill Street Fountain Tavern back to 1810 with the 9-11 Fountain Street A modern take on the 16-20 Fountain Street original mahogany Relax in the intimate traditional Irish pub with Enjoy the ‘craic’ with counter and old terrazzo bottom bar or venture live entertainment and session music every floor. The upstairs upstairs to the club and great ‘craic’, 7 nights Friday, tuck into freshly restaurant prides itself music venue. The lunch a week including open prepared locally on serving freshly menu is a perfect blend workshops in singing and sourced food or shop made food using of traditional and Cajun traditional instruments, for craft beers in the the best ingredients style dishes at very to sessions with ground floor off licence. sourced locally. affordable prices. traditional musicians. 028 9032 4769 028 9023 5986 028 9027 8290 028 9024 3712 thefountaintavern.com themorningstarbar.com voodoobelfast.com thedirtyonion.com D3 C4 D3 C4
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The Duke of York SIXTY6 and food served daily. The Perch Commercial Court 62 High Street 028 9024 2986 42 Franklin Street A traditional Belfast Some of Belfast’s best facebook/ Enjoy cocktails bar, crammed with DJs take the helm here brennans-bar and sangria in the original mirrors and every weekend offering C4 summer or hot cider, memorabilia. Cold beer, up music of every winter warmer’s and genre. A state of the art The Bridge House great Guinness and the 35-42 Bedford Street blankets in the winter largest selection of Irish sound and light system at Belfast’s highest ensures a clean crisp A warm welcome whiskeys in Ireland. awaits at The Bridge rooftop bar. sound and a cool look 028 9024 1062 House where you can to the space. 028 9024 8000 dukeofyorkbelfast. enjoy a pint of real ale 028 9031 1130 theperchbelfast.com com and a full menu which thenationalbelfast.com C4 D3 includes breakfast, D3 served from 7am. 028 9072 7890 Rita’s John Hewitt Bar Sunflower Bar jdwetherspoon.co.uk 44 Franklin Street 51 Donegall Street 65 Union Street Rita’s is one of Belfast’s C5 The John Hewitt has The Sunflower is free of most lavish cocktail a traditional style and gimmicks and themes, Chinawhite dens, located in the is a popular venue where music is very 43 Franklin Street historic Linen Quarter, for quality, live music much part of the pub’s Bringing a new era of beside sister bars The with regular gigs and life. Hearty bowls of clubbing to Belfast, Perch, Sweet Afton and sessions ranging from stew are served at the come in and enjoy the luxury of this Asian Chinawhite. Join the jazz, traditional folk weekends. talented bartenders to 028 9023 2474 inspired venue. Rich and cajun. enjoy one of their many sunflowerbelfast.com oriental natural slate, 028 9023 3768 lacquered fretwork gins, a crafted cocktail thejohnhewitt.com C3 divider screens and or light bite. D3 sumptuous booth White’s Tavern 028 9024 8000 seating all combine to ritasbelfast.com The Northern Whig 2-4 Winecellar Entry create a sophisticated, Built in 1630, Whites C4 2-10 Bridge Street exciting, and tastefully Tavern serves a great With a blend of luxury, detailed late night venue. selection of Irish Robinsons comfort and glamour 028 9024 8000 and traditional food, chinawhitebelfast.com 38-42 Great Victoria the Whig is dedicated beers and of course, Steet C4 to bringing you the Guinness. They host Enjoy a pint in the best that Belfast has live music every Crown Liquor Saloon Saloon Bar, fine food to offer in all aspects weekend including 46 Great Victoria Street in the Bistro, live of hospitality with traditional Irish from The ornate Victorian Irish music in Fibber the best in local local musicians with exterior and delightful Magees nightly, or even cuisine and specialist interior make the no cover charge. sing the night away in cocktails. 028 9024 3080 Crown Bar Belfast’s the Karaoke bar BT1. 028 9050 9888 whitesbelfast.com greatest treasure since 1884. Enjoy a unique 028 9024 7447 thenorthernwhig.com D3 selection of real ales robinsonsbar.co.uk D3 and local brews with a C4 great seasonal menu. Ollies 028 9024 3187 Sweet Afton 35-39 Waring Street nicholsonspubs.co.uk Bar & Kitchen Opulence and luxury LINEN C4 12 Brunswick Street abound in this intimate QUARTER Relax in this space, which is Limelight Belfast one of Belfast’s Brennan’s Bar 17 Ormeau Avenue atmospheric American most sophisticated 46-50 Great Victoria The Limelight complex style bar offering encompasses 2 great nightclubs. Situated Street an extensive beer & live music venues, in the basement of Beyond the modern cocktail menu, a casual red brick exterior lies as well as Katy’s Bar, all day menu, big the five-star Merchant hosting international Hotel. an attractive old-style screen sports and live mahogany & brass bar, touring acts, sell out 028 9026 7964 music every weekend. stained glass panels club nights and local olliesbelfast.com bands every week. 028 9042 8000 and traditional snugs. 028 9032 7007 sweetaftonbelfast.com D3 Live music at weekends limelightbelfast.com C4 upstairs and downstairs D5
58 VISITBELFAST.COM is a truly traditional course meal or classic everyone. Delicious Irish venue that roasts on Sundays. food and wine, QUEEN’S replicates Belfast’s 028 9066 4442 cocktails, a café bar QUARTER culture and history. thealbanybelfast.com and heated courtyard, Come and listen to A8 as well as great views Alibi Belfast traditional Irish and over Belfast. Bradbury Place folk music 7 nights a The Chelsea 028 9070 7970 A two floor venue week, engage in great 346 Lisburn Road thefourwinds.co.uk offering the very best in conversation and A modern gastropub liquor, food and music. share stories about serving quality bistro the past. The Bar Kitchen serves food & drinks seven The Errigle Inn food all day while The 028 9099 4124 days a week, where 312-320 Ormeau Road Club showcases the thepointsbelfast.com you can unwind with A famous traditional very best in local talent C5 sophisticated cocktails, pub offering 5 bars, and guest DJs from grab a lazy Sunday the Marbella and Ibiza Liquor XXX roof gardens and a brunch, find the perfect scene. 49 Dublin Road beer garden, serving spot for a date night, 028 9023 3131 Liquor XXX is the food throughout. alibibelfast.com newest bar added or simply celebrate the 028 9064 1410 weekend in style. C5 to Belfast’s Queen’s errigle.com Quarter. With a drinks 028 9068 7177 E8 The Empire selection heavily thechelseabar.com 40-42 Botanic Avenue based on tequilas, A8 The heartbeat of rums and piscos, this Belfast’s live music Latin themed bar with Cutter’s Wharf scene, The Empire a racier exterior is the Lockview Road TITANIC offers great live music, newest cocktail hot Idyllically located on QUARTER a weekly comedy spot in Belfast. the banks of the Lagan, club, food served daily 028 9024 6823 rowers and boats drift liquorxxx.com Hickson’s Point at and shows all major by this bright airy bar Titanic Belfast C5 sporting fixtures. and restaurant making Queen’s Road 028 9024 9276 it the perfect spot for Inspired by one of the thebelfastempire.com The Parlour relaxing and enjoying first ship builders in the C5 2-4 Elmwood Avenue The ultimate student the food and drink. city, our destination bar Hickson’s Point Filthy McNastys haunt, with entertainment 028 9080 5100 every night, special drinks cutterswharf.co.uk offers an authentic 45 Dublin Road 1900’s public house offers and reasonably D8 Live cover bands 7 setting, serving up the nights a week and priced food including the popular Parlour Pizzas. The Doyen spirit of the shipyard Open Mic Night every with traditional music, Monday. Walk on 028 9068 6970 829 Lisburn Road parlourbar.co.uk entertainment, through to the Secret The Doyen boasts heritage décor and C6 Garden – arguably a beautifully new locally produced food. Belfast’s best beer designed traditional 028 9076 6386 garden. The Filthy Chic bar, perfect for titanicbelfast.com/ cocktail bar provides listening to live music, Hicksonspoint innovative drinks with sipping carefully E2 top-class service and SOUTH crafted cocktails, The Gypsy Lounge BELFAST watching the sport and Rockies Sports Bar nightclub opens 5 enjoying a specially Odyssey Pavilion nights a week, hosting The Albany Belfast created gastropub Northern Ireland’s only some of NI’s best DJs. 701-703 Lisburn Road menu. Canadian Sports Bar. 028 9024 6823 Based on the elegant One of Europe’s top Ice thefilthyquarter.com sophistication of 028 9050 9950 thedoyenbelfast.com Hockey Bars with over C5 Old School America, 500 sporting jerseys enjoy a wide range of from around the world The Points cocktails re-designed on show. Four Winds 44 Dublin Road by drink specialists 028 9046 7020 Named after a ranging from American 111 Newton Park rockiessportsbar.com notorious Irish classics to modern day With four venues all E3 neighbourhood in 19th twists. Choose from a under one roof, there century America, this simple snack to a three really is something for VISITBELFAST.COM 59 STUDENT ESSENTIALS SURVIVAL GUIDE:
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There’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothes! We might be more famous for our rainy skies and beautiful greenery than we are for our blazing sunshine but Belfast is a city with a moderate Whether you are an climate. The local climate is undergrad or postgrad, and characterised by equability whether you want to live - bringing relatively mild on campus or rent privately, winters and cool summers. As Northern Ireland is there are a wide variety of July is the hottest month part of the UK, the local accommodation choices with an average temperature currency is GBP. If you need open to students throughout of 18°C (64°F) and the to change money or to open the city, from traditional coldest is January at 4°C an account, a number of Victorian redbrick houses (39°F) with the most daily global banks have branches to ultra-modern purpose sunshine hours at 6 in June. on or near campus: built facilities. Queen’s Santander, Danske Bank, Accommodation offers TRAVEL CARDS 03 Bank of Ireland and Ulster options for students wishing Bank (NatWest). Western to make a specific lifestyle Tickets for any Belfast bus Union transfers can be choice, e.g. quiet living, can be purchased on board received on Botanic Avenue. no alcohol and single sex in cash or cash-free in Both QUB and UU offer help blocks, visit stayatqueens. advance using the Translink and advice with any aspect com to help you get started. App. However, a variety of bus of student finance, along Ulster University provides and rail travel cards are also with guidance and advice on apartment living in a modern available to save you money general money management student village full of facilities as they take you around the such as how to live on a on the Jordanstown campus, city and beyond. Whether budget or how best to deal just seven miles from Belfast you opt for a Multi-Journey with your student debt – at city centre. Visit ulster.ac.uk/ card for occasional travel, QUB visit the Students’ Union accommodation for further a daily unlimited SmartPass Advice Centre on the 2nd details. Both universities or want to take advantage floor of the Students’ Union have a residential team of concessionary rates for building, at UU visit Room on hand to offer students under-23s, visit translink. BA-02-034 on the Belfast support and promote a co.uk/Fares/travel-cards campus or Block 15G20A on weekly programme of to get started. the Jordanstown campus. social events.
60 VISITBELFAST.COM off-campus JobShop helps DISCOUNTS 05 PLACES OF WORSHIP 07 students locate work with Many local shops and Chaplains and other employers external to the service providers offer religious representatives university. You can also keep great student discounts on are appointed by the an eye out for opportunities everything from clothing Universities to represent at local retailers, bars and and gym memberships to and serve students and restaurants – many look for haircuts. You can sign up for staff. The chaplaincy centres additional staff in the run up a free UNiDAYS card online provide a focus for worship, to Christmas. Just make sure or as both QUB and UU are a range of social events that you don’t over commit members of the National and activities, groups for working hours which could Union of Students, your prayer or study, in addition impact on your studies. student ID card functions to pastoral care and as an NUS student card and counselling. Currently, 12 VOLUNTEERING 09 entitles students to a wide faiths and denominations range of deals and discounts are represented at Queen’s: Student life is all about the across the city and beyond. Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, experiences – or at least so For an additional £12 you Church of Ireland (Anglican), we are told! While studying can upgrade to an NUS Extra Congregational, Evangelical and partying may take up card to access even greater Presbyterian, Humanist, a lot of your time, making savings. Check out some Methodist, Muslim, Non- space for some voluntary top tips on the NUS website: Subscribing Presbyterian, work can really add value nus.org.uk/en/nus-extra/ Presbyterian and Reformed to your overall experience. discounts Presbyterian. Ulster University Student volunteering is campuses in Belfast and of course a great way to make a real contribution to WHAT’S ON 06 Jordanstown have a prayer and meditation room. a cause you feel strongly There’s normally plenty Belfast also has a Hindu about, or it can give you the of activity happening in Temple, located in the city’s chance to participate in and around the Student Indian Community Centre, new experiences, and when Union. Check online for a Synagogue on Somerton you go for a job interview, the frequently updated Road and a mosque in the having student volunteering programme of club nights, Islamic Centre in Wellington work on your CV is always a gigs, sports events and Park, in Queen’s Quarter. bonus! Keep an eye out on comedy, QUB: qubsu.org/ social media for volunteering opportunities or check online WhatsOn or UU uusu. PART-TIME WORK 08 org. Plus you can listen at: volunteernow.co.uk to the local radio stations Part-time work can be for more ideas – Cool FM a useful way of earning and Q105. Visit Belfast’s money and developing website also has plenty of skills which are valued by information on ways to keep graduate recruiters at the you entertained – from bars, same time. QUB offers an restaurants, tours and On-Campus JobShop which lots of visitor attractions in advertises part-time jobs and around the city available in QUB Schools and visitbelfast.com. Departments. In addition the
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A B C D E F G H I J K L VISITBELFAST.COM 65 • ABBEY CENTRE (Longwood Road) F4 • CARLISLE CIRCUS (Crumlin Road) E8 • COOPERS MILL PARK L9 • GLENCOLIN (Glen Road) B10 • LENADOON (Stewartstown Road) B12 • ORCHARDVILLE (Finaghy Road North) D13 • SPRINGVALE (West Circular Road) C10 • ACADEMY (Cliftonville Road) E7 • CARR’S GLEN (Ballysillan Road) C6 • CO-OP (Shankill Road) E9 • GLENGORMLEY (Antrim Road) D4 • LIGONIEL (Crumlin Road) B7 • PARK AVENUE (Holywood Road) I8 • ST ANNE’S (Blacks Road) C12 • AGINCOURT AVENUE (Ormeau Road) F11 • CASEMENT PARK (Andersonstown Road) C11 • CRANMORE PARK (Malone Road) E13 • GLENHUGH PARK (Saintfield Road) G13 • LIGONIEL (Mountainhill) A6 •• POLEGLASS (Pembroke Loop) A13 • STENA LINE TERMINUS (West Bank Road) H6 • AGNES STREET (Crumlin Road) D8 • CASTLE BUILDINGS (Stoney Road) K8 • CREGAGH PARK (Cregagh Road) H12 • GLENKEEN (Brians Well Road) A13 • MALLUSK ROAD (Ballyrobert Garage) D4 •• QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY (University Road) F11 • ST GENEVIEVE’S (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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