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Nov 17, 2021 · The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum is a must-visit at any time of year, but even more so at Christmas. Discover Christmas in Belfast of yore as you stroll the cobblestoned streets adorned with traditional decorations and chat to actors who will give you the inside scoop on historical Christmas traditions. Address: 153 Bangor Rd, Holywood BT18 ...
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Christmas Day kind of brings all the past weeks traditions together, with the church carols, the festive feasts, the parties, and of course the opening of the presents left by Saint Nick. Allan is awake first in the house, playing PlayStation games from around 05:00AM, like a big kid. Because “it’s tradition”.
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Mar 26, 2024 · The Belfast Christmas Market truly is a festive gem, offering a magical mix of international flavours, artisan treasures, and family fun against the historical backdrop of Belfast City Hall. From its diverse array of food offerings to the unique gift ideas from local artisans, the market offers a festive experience that’s rich in culture ...
The global Belfast Christmas returns to City Hall Gardens for its 18th birthday, bringing with it a traditional taste of Christmas from 18 November – 22 December. With over 100 international and local traders in the festive village, the market offers an authentic feast of quality Christmas fayre.
Nov 3, 2022 · Belfast Christmas Market takes over the grounds of City Hall from late November every year, welcoming both local and international traders to the city. As one of Northern Ireland’s largest festive markets, the event sees a huge array of stalls and family friendly events for all to enjoy.
