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Ulster Museum is Northern Ireland’s treasure house of the past and present. Home to rich collections of art, history and natural sciences all set within the beautiful surroundings of Belfast’s Botanic Gardens. Come face-to-face with dinosaurs, meteorites, Spanish sailors and Egyptian mummies.
- Walk in The Footsteps of Former Prisoners at Crumlin Road Gaol
- Deep Dive Into Epic Exhibitions at Titanic Belfast
- At Stormont, Walk The Marble Halls to Experience Politics in Real Time
- Discover Art in Many Forms and Discplines at The Mac
- W5 Will Spark Curiosity in Young Minds
- Admire The Ornate Architecture of Belfast City Hall
The phrase “sent down” resonates on a whole new level as visitors follow the footsteps of former prisoners at Crumlin Road Gaol. A dim underground passage once connected the former courthouse across the road to this Victorian-era prison, where across 150 years some 25,000 men, women and children were incarcerated. Today, the site offers an award-wi...
An exciting, world-leading museum, Titanic Belfast is a must-visit for visitors of any age. Crafted by Belfast builders, the RMS Titanic– the largest ocean liner in the world at the time of construction – tragically sank in the north Atlantic on its maiden voyage in 1912. Titanic was the pride of Belfast, and left a legacy long after its launch fro...
Many visitors to Northern Ireland will likely know a bit about the intense history and current political setup of the territory. Yet to fully grasp how politics is practiced with a passion here, head to Stormont, seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly. Just 20 minutes east of the city view the rapid Glider bus, the beautiful Greek-style building is ...
The Cathedral Quarter’s cultural art and performance hub, the MAC offers continuously cutting-edge and ever-evolving art, theater and dance works through exhibitions, performances, concerts installations and experimental presentations. Visit one day for a comedy show, the next for an interactive art workshop; one month brings a focus on sculpture e...
Igniting imaginations and sparking curious minds, W5is an award-winning science and discovery center located in the Odyssey Complex on Queen’s Quay. Boosted by a recent, transformative renovation, this center features 250 interactive exhibits spread across several floors and eight interactive zones, covering key topics from nature and climate chang...
In the heart of the city on Donegall Square, you can’t miss City Hall. The building was commissioned after Queen Victoria granted Belfast city status and completed in 1906 – and its over-the-top Baroque Revival architecture is imposing indeed. Much of the grounds and gardens are open to the public, offering an urban oasis, while free guided tours (...
BHSM Board of Directors. Our board of directors are a dedicated group of individuals committed to the preservation and celebration of Belfast's rich history. Comprising members with various backgrounds and expertise, the board works collaboratively to guide the society's mission and initiatives. With a shared commitment to fostering a deep ...
Welcome to the Belfast Museum in Maine. MUSEUM CLOSED FOR SEASON. Open by appointment only. 207-338-9229. hello@belfastmuseum.org. PLAN YOUR VISIT. June Presentation. That Looks Familiar, Where is It? When: 7pm, Monday, June 24, 2024. Where: Abbott Room* at the Belfast Free Library. Cost: Free ($5 donation appreciated)
Belfast Historical Society and Museum, Belfast, Maine. 2,317 likes · 160 talking about this · 67 were here. Enjoy exciting exhibits that tell the story of Belfast. Learn about Belfast's maritime...
The goal was to safely preserve the many sides of diversity and passion of the members of the Belfast Co-Op. There are now board governance documents at the Belfast Museum and made available to any wishing to view them. The Belfast Co-Op is the oldest continually operating cooperative food store in Maine. It first opened as a storefront on ...
To mark the exact Bicentenary of the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, a medical event had been planned for 5 June last year. Because we were then in another Covid lockdown, enthusiasm for the event had waned. We therefore turned our attention to the possible refurbishment of the Drummond grave in the Old Graveyard, Ahoghill ...
