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Turning winter blues into summer hues!

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LoVE Is In thE aIRspecial Gifts fOr yOur lOved One this valentine’s day

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We know you’re all determined to stick to your new year resolutions, but don’t let that stop you from getting out and about and enjoying a feast of superb events that are taking place in Belfast and beyond this season (p.27).

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, we have some great shopping ideas to spoil that special someone with the perfect gift (p.10 & 18). As we look forward to March we have a week long cultural start to the spring season with Féile an Earraigh (p.12), leading up to a colourful carnival to celebrate St Patrick’s Day (p.14 ). There are lots of ideas to help you liven up your wardrobe and soak up some style at Belfast FASHIONWEEK (p.8), and

finally, as a date for your diary, we have included a sneak preview into the main big event for 2015, when The Tall Ships Races return to Belfast in July (p.22).

Don’t forget that you can interact with Belfast and Northern Ireland like never before at the state-of-the-art Visit Belfast Welcome Centre, so make time to call in, have a look around and discover everything there is to do in our fabulous city!

So beat off the January blues and make sure to enjoy everything that is happening in Belfast, and we’ll be back in April/May, with an equally packed Spring programme!

The Visit Belfast Team

The decorations are down, the turkey is finished (hurray!), welcome to the New Year edition of Visit Belfast magazine.

MUST DO:Check out our bucketlist for the top tenyou simply have to do this January/February/March in Belfast

BELFAST BUCKETLIST

Out to Lunch2 – 25 JanuaryVarious VenuesThe 10th Out to Lunch Festival boasts a packed menu of comedy, music & literature. cqaf.com

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NI Science Festival19 February – 1 MarchVarious VenuesNI’s first ever Science Festival celebrating the science of you, the universe & everything in between.nisciencefestival.com

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International Festival of Chamber Music20 – 22 FebruaryVarious VenuesOutstanding international & local musicians, a student showcase, clarinet master class & live classical concerts for mums & babies.028 9066 3849 belfastmusicsociety.org

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Chinese New Year22 FebruaryT13Featuring traditional Chinese musicians, acrobats & dancers, as well as stalls, martial arts displays & extreme sports demos.cwa-ni.org

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Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival4 – 8 MarchVarious VenuesCelebrating the art of song writing in a series of concerts, showcases & a convention for songwriters.028 9024 6609belfastnashville.com

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Belfast FashionWeek20 – 22 MarchA showcase of the Spring/Summer must wear fashions from unique local designers to High Street favourites.028 9024 6609belfastfashionweek.com

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Belfast’s St Patrick’s Day Celebrations17 MarchBelfast City HallBelfast comes alive with colour for the annual Carnival Parade & St. Patrick’s Day concert.028 9024 6609 visit-belfast.com

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Brilliant Corners – a festival of jazz in Belfast25 – 28 MarchVarious VenuesBelfast’s only dedicated jazz festival! The four day event is a celebration of local musicians associated with the music, together with international contemporaries. movingonmusic.co.uk

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Belfast Children’s Festival6 – 13 MarchVarious VenuesOutstanding local & international productions especially for young audiences.youngatart.co.uk

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ContentsContents

28The Gig GuideThe essential list for all tastes, from Bach to Beck, Jazz to Jaxx, find out what’s happening in Belfast this New Year with our full events listings.

65Shopping in StyleBelfast has high street stores, shopping malls, designer boutiques, outlets, markets and much, much more, so let us be your shopping guide!Don’t miss the New Year sales for some great bargains!

78Get Active!Stick to your New Year resolutions and get active. If you relish a challenge, have a taste for adventure, or just like fresh air and fantastic scenery, Belfast has all the right ingredients! You choose the place and set the pace!

35Art Imitates LifeCulture vultures are always spoiled for choice in Belfast. Check out our full ‘what’s on’ guide to Arts, Comedy, Theatre, Galleries and Performances.Beat the January blues with a show, so check out our ultimate guide to all the events taking place across the city.

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Gorgeous St Georges’s – p18The perfect place to browse through local produce, arts and crafts.

A Perfect Proposal – p10Steenson’s Jewellers, contemporary designs handcrafted in Glenarm.

Usher – p11Global megastar Usher brings The UR Experience to the Odyssey Arena.

Give My Head Peace – p21Don’t miss Ulster’s favourite dysfunctional family.

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Sensational Science– p17Feed your curiosity and celebrate the wonders of science with over 70 exciting and fact filled events at the first ever Science Festival.

08Belfast FASHIONWEEK Springs BackKick start your New Year and the incoming spring season in perfectly fashionable style with a ticket to one of the city’s most glamorous events.

10A Perfect ProposalWith Valentine’s Day fast approaching, family run Steenson’s jewellers offers the perfect opportunity to create a truly personal proposal.

12Spring into FéileFéile an Earraigh, Belfast’s spring festival returns from 10-17 March, featuring the very best music, spoken word, debates, discussions as well as a series of stunning musical headlining nights at Writer’s Square!

14St Patrick’s CelebrationsBelfast will be celebrating St Patrick on Tuesday 17 March when the city will come alive with a colourful carnival atmosphere for all the family to enjoy!

18Gorgeous St George’sFull of Victorian charm and renowned for being one of the best markets in the UK and Ireland, St George’s Market is the perfect place to browse through local produce, arts and crafts while soaking up the relaxing atmosphere.

22Ships AhoyBelfast is looking forward to hosting yet another major international event this summer, so enjoy a preview of what is planned for the sensational Tall Ships Races.

FeaTuResWindow on Wildlife– p16Prepare to be WOWed at the RSPB’s nature reserve right in the heart of the bustling Belfast Harbour.

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Belfast Fashionweek - p8 One of the city’s most glamorous events.

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across all shows and bring them together over an Asian afternoon tea of cocktails, sushi and style talks from everyone’s favourite stylist (and Cool FM presenter) Rebecca McKinney.

Last, but definitely not least, the city’s chicest event will close in sumptuous style with the flagship Style Sunday luncheon at SHU. The afternoon gives guests an up-close-and-personal look at stunning fashions from local designers over a delicious three course lunch which features the very best of local produce and seasonal ingredients. Make-up artist Paddy McGurgan and stylists from FASHIONWEEK hair partner will also impart tips and tricks as well as host a mini masterclass on how to look fantastic throughout the summer. The lunch and show costs £45 per person and bookings at SHU are expected to fill quickly as usual, to reserve your space call SHU on 028 9038 1655.

Spring 2015 is all about bold florals, bright colour pallettes, perfect prints and geometric motifs, with yellow being the colour of the season. Therefore turn those winter blues into summer hues with a ticket to Belfast FASHIONWEEK.

This super stylish event can always be relied upon to bring a touch of glamour and colour to what can be a cold month in March.

Coming just weeks before the Easter break, BFW will allow local fashionistas - as well as those visiting from afar - to inject some vibrancy into their new season wardrobes.

Returning to BFW HQ at 11a Bruce Street, the main catwalk shows will kick off on Friday 20 March with Local Designers and Independent Boutiques featuring the best of Northern Ireland talent Blush, Nor Lisa, Grainne Maher, Larissa Watson, Jourdan and Diamond Dolls in Banbridge to name but a few.Spring/summer looks from the high street continue the proceedings on Saturday 21 March, and will see the return of George at ASDA, CastleCourt, Next, M&S, and The OUTLET, among others.

If evenings aren’t your thing, then fashion fans are in for a treat at the weekend as Sushi Saturday ‘The Director’s Cut’ at Shiro will take place during the day of Saturday 21 March, before the evening catwalk show. Working with the BFW style team, Director Cathy Martin will choose the top 36 looks from

More Info:Tickets range from £20 to £25 and are available from the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre, T: 028 9024 6609 or from belfastfashionweek.com

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Kick start your New Year and the incoming spring season in perfectly fashionable style with a ticket to one of the city’s most glamorous events – West Coast Cooler FASHIONWEEK - which returns 20 - 22 March.

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Valentine’s day is fast approaching and with nearly forty years’ experience in fine craftsmanship and design, family run Steensons jewellers offers the perfect opportunity to create a personal proposal

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other top designers including Andrew Geoghegan, BJA Designer of the year 2013, German brand Henrich and Denzel and Swiss brand Furrer Jacot. Should the perfect ring still elude you, their in-house design service allows you the opportunity to have a unique ring custom made. Using Steensons extensive portfolio of designs, rings from stock and your own ideas as a starting point, the designers will develop a sense of your style and can design a ring as individual

Choosing an engagement ring is an exciting and unique event, but it can also be a little confusing as there is so much to choose from! Steensons on Bedford Street has an inspirational diamond showroom, showcasing a stunning array of engagement and wedding rings lovingly crafted in their Glenarm workshop. The relaxing surroundings and specially trained staff will put you at ease and guide you through making your ideal choice. The showroom also includes a selection of rings from

as you! This is then created in their Co. Antrim workshop, where you can visit and watch Steensons skilled craftspeople at work. With so many spectacularrings and unique gifts in store to choose from and combined with the knowledge and expertiseof friendly staff, let Steensons help you choose or design a memorable gift for your loved one this Valentine’s day.

More Info:028 9024 8269facebook.co.uk/Steensonssteensons.com

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FÉILE AN EARRAIGH

Féile an Earraigh, Belfast’s Spring Festival returns from 10-17 March and features the very best music, spoken word, debates, discussions as well as a series of stunning musical headlining nights at Writer’s Square!

As well as great live music, book launches, family and community events, there will also be a raft of your favourite Féile an Earraigh annual events such as the Slemish Walk. Féile is also delighted to announce that Headliners at Writer’s Square Marquee for the St Patrick’s 16 March celebrations will be The Pogoes - offering up a rip-roaring tribute to the Mighty Pogues and rocking

the St Patrick’s city centre celebrations in rip-roaring style! More great headline events are still to be announced for what is set to be the essential March festival in the city and the welcome herald of spring! Belfast will come alive to the sound of Music as visitors and locals flock to Féile an Earraigh - a perfect week of celebration in the run up to St Patrick’s Day.

Féile an Earraigh’s extensive programme of events is available on feilebelfast.com

Tickets can bepurchased fromthe Féile website,at the Visit BelfastWelcome Centre,Ticketmaster outlets, or call028 9024 6609

Join the Féile family on Facebook/feilebelfast and twitter @feilebelfast

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Belfast will be celebrating St Patrick on Tuesday 17 March 2015 when the city will come alive with a colourful carnival atmosphere for all the family to enjoy!

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The celebrations will start with a spectacular high energy carnival parade. There’ll be eye-catching floats, carnival artists and musicians performing songs especially composed with Belfast based themes. Come along to see St Patrick, giant snakes, Pipe Bands, dancers and much more on a colourful journey through the city, as people of all ages visit from far and wide to celebrate St Patrick in Belfast. The carnival leaves from Belfast City Hall at 12noon. The St Patrick’s Parade will wind its way through Belfast from City Hall, along Chichester Street and Victoria Street before finishing at Custom House Square. But the

entertainment doesn’t stop there! From 1pm-3pm, enjoy a free outdoor concert hosted by Citybeat’s breakfast presenters Stephen Clements and Sara Neill, with an eclectic range of entertainment including traditional Irish, pop and multicultural music and dance. With a host of special guests still to be announced, make sure you don’t miss out on the fun and your chance to win some fabulous Citybeat prizes. Gates open at 12noon and under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult. Details on entry and access to the concert site are to be confirmed. So come to Belfast for its fantastic St Patrick’s Day celebrations, get your hands clapping and feet stomping! It’s a great day out for all the whole family to enjoy!

For more information onthe St Patrick’s Day celebrations or access to the concert, please contact the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre028 9024 6609belfastcity.gov.uk/stpatricks

as part of Belfast’s st Patrick’s celebrations, Feilean Earraigh, Féilean Phobail’s colourful spring festival,will take place10-17 March in the Gaeltacht Quarter and city centre. The festival offers up music, talks, tours, walks and family fun for all. The centrepiece of the festival is three headlining nights of music, which take place in the specially erected Big Top marquee at Writers’ Square. With great gigs from a host of music legends to great family-friendly events, there’ll be something for everyone to help celebrate the startof Spring andSt Patrick’s Day! For further details on Feile an Earraigh visit online atfeilebelfast.com

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Beat Carnival will be running a series of workshops commencing in January 2015. If you’d like your community or youth group to be involved in theSt Patrick’s Day Parade, please contact Beat Carnival for more info.028 9043 4767beatcarnival.com

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RSPB BELFAST LOUGH

if yOu’ve never visited the rspB’s nature reserve riGht in the heart Of the BustlinG Belfast harBOur then prepared tO Be WOWed!

After an extensive programmeof works, the newly refurbishedWindow on Wildlife (WOW) opens early this year and visitors will be able to enjoy improved views of Belfast Lough and the birds and wildlife which call thereserve home. At this time of year the reserve is bustling with wintering wildfowl like widgeon, teal and shelduck but don’t worry if you’re not an ID expert - trained staff and volunteers are on hand to help you identify what you see. As you look out over the reserve towards Napoleon’s nose on the Cavehill, youmight even spot one of the reserve’s most loved non-avian residents - konik ponies which graze the reserve tohelp keep it in optimum condition for ground-nesting birds like the lapwing. As well two new hides, which are constructed from recycled shipping containers to tie in with their industrial surroundings, the reserve now boasts a new sand martin bank and a swift tower.

These structures will provide cosy hideaways for these threatened species to nest in when they arrive at the reserve in spring, having travelled thousands of miles from Africa. With lots more indoor space, including a community room and refreshment area, the new visitor centre is also now full of interactive interpretation for all the family. Belfast WOW is located just five miles from the city centre and is accessible by car and public transport (Translink bus service 26), meaning a fun day out or a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life is right on the doorstep.

More info:The reserve is open every day except Tuesdays and entry is free for RSPB members.rspb.org.uk/belfastlough

From top:Lapwings inhabit lowlands for the winter. Shelducks love shellfish and aquatic snails.Main: Belfast Harbour creates a dramatic backdrop to the Window on Wildlife

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Belfast, the Black Box and the Ulster Museum. The breadth of activity is sure to captivate, educate and inspire all!

For more information and the programme of events join us on facebook.com/NISCIFEST or visit nisciencefestival.com

Feed your curiosity and celebrate the wonders of science, technology, engineering and maths with over 70 exciting and fact filled events in the first ever Science Festival in northern ireland! The 11 day festival, which takes place from 19th February to 1st March, will feature a wide range of interactive workshops, inspirational talks and exciting hands-on activities. During the day, the festival will be packed full of shows

and workshops for children, and young people while the evenings will come alive with an inspiring programme to entertain the adults. The NI Science Festival will host events across Belfast and Beyond, including city venues such as the BBC, W5, Titanic

Known as one of Belfast’s oldest attractions, St George’s Market oozes victorian charm. It is renowned for being one of the best markets in the UK and Ireland – and has the awards to prove it! On weekends in particular, it’s the perfect place to while away a few hours, enjoying a multi-cultural brunch to the atmospheric backdrop of some great live music.

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planned for St George’s Market. And there’s an abundance of entertainment in the pipeline ahead of the Easter rush with a wide variety of live music to enjoy for free each Saturday and Sunday.

February will be all about the romance with Valentine’s Day on the horizon. Love will certainly be in the air with unique gifts and sweet treats on offer – designed to melt a loved one’s heart. And don’t forget Mother’s Day, with a wide range of gifts that you’ll not find on the high street, you’re sure to find something exceptional for that special lady.

There’ll be a ‘spring’ in everyone’s step for all visitors to St George’s Market as St Patrick’s Day and Easter fast approach. St George’s Market will be bathed in green to celebrate this world-renowned day with live performers, leprechauns and much more.

With so much planned for the months ahead, make sure you put St George’s Market on your ‘to do list’ this spring.

The Friday Variety Market dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 2pm. Over 248 market stalls sell a variety of products including: fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. It’s no surprise that it holds the reputation for being the leading retail fish market on the island of Ireland.

The Saturday Market offers a fusion of tempting speciality foods from around the world as well as handmade crafts, flowers, plants, local photography, pottery, glass and metal work products. Sample food from around the globe or relax with a coffee and a newspaper while listening to some of the best local musicians as they play live.

The Sunday market is a mixture of the Friday and Saturday markets with a special emphasis on local arts and crafts, offering more local craftspeople the opportunity to show off their talents.

2015 is set to get off to an action-packed start with lots of family-orientated activities

for opening hours and full event information, visit: belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket


TITANIC BELFAST

in 1912, while franK BrOwne was a theOlOGy student in duBlin, his uncle sent him a ticKet fOr the first leG Of the titanic’s maiden vOyaGe.

He travelled on board from Southampton to Cherbourg and onto Queenstown, now Cobh, in County Cork. During this time Frank took about 80 photos on board, conjuring life at sea in sunlit, vivid detail. After the ship sank, Fr Browne’s photographs were printed in papers around the world, and many years later were used by director James Cameron to reconstruct the ship for his 1997 blockbuster.

During his life he made 41,500 negatives recording aspects of Irish ways of life and his travels from around the world. He died in 1960 and his work was largely forgotten.

In 1985 Fr. Eddie O’Donnell came upon the trunk containing the negatives and quickly recognised that the pictures were exceptional but were deteriorating. The exhibition images have been re-mastered to print at a quality not possible twenty-five years ago and do justice to Browne’s marvellous photographs.

An exhibition of Fr. Frank Browne’s Greatest Photographs will be on display in the Andrews Gallery at Titanic Belfast 12th January to 31st March 2015. Free admission.

For further information visit: titanicbelfast.com

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tall ships

Organised by Sail Training International, The Tall Ships Races will be welcomed by the annual Lidl Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival from 2–5 July.

this is the third time that Belfast has hosted the races, having previously welcomed the ships in 1991 and 2009. and like the Giro, Belfast has been chosen to be the starting point of the race where many of the vessels will arrive en masse, creating a stunning spectacle along our shoreline. the ships will then continue to Ålesund and Kristiansand (in norway) and finish off in

the danish port, aalborg. up to 80 vessels are expected to grace our shores – twice as many as in 2009. the event hopes to attract many thousands of people over the four day period, and the arrival and departure of these magnificent ships can be seen from vantage points along Belfast lough and the county antrim coast.

a four-day maritime festival will take place in the Belfast harbour and the titanic Quarter area where the ships will dock before they embark on their journey towards scandinavia.

SHIPS AHOY!TALL SHiPS ARe COMinG BACK 2-5 JULY, AnD iT’S BiGGeR THAn BeFORe!

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host port sponsor, lidl ni will have an array of family-friendly activities on offer as well as opportunity to sample and purchase some of their best produce. there will plenty of other family fun, with fairgrounds and lots of free activities including musical performances, street theatre, nautical fun and games and fireworks! visitors will also be able to enjoy a wide variety of food and drink at the continental markets and international bars. there will of course be an opportunity to board and explore the tall ships and

learn more about Belfast’s unique maritime history. recent developments in titanic Quarter and Belfast harbour will make for an even bigger and better celebration in 2015! and the addition of titanic Belfast to our skyline will create a dramatic backdrop for the stunning collection of visiting vessels.

for more information go to tallshipsbelfast.comfacebook @tallshipsbelfasttwitter @tallships2015#tallshipsbelfast

TALL SHiPS ARe COMinG BACK 2-5 JULY, AnD iT’S BiGGeR THAn BeFORe!

“Hello Northern Ireland! At this moment the bark Europa is sailing far below your horizon. She sails in the Antarctic waters but we promise to be in Belfast next summer. We still remember the great and warm welcome we received from you folks in 2009, arriving from Halifax. See you this summer!”Captain Klaas Gaastra

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Maid of Antrim

Antrim Forum Spa

LOUGH AND GARDENS10am Start the day with breakfast on board The Maidof Antrim and a leisurely cruise on Lough Neagh, departing from Antrim Lough Shore Park.12 noon Take a guided tour of Antrim Castle Gardens, one of the most unique and historically intact gardens inthe UK and throughout Ireland. Enjoy lunch at the Garden Coffee Shop and explore the Garden Gift Shop.

2pm Enjoy some retailtherapy and pick up a bargain at Junction One International Outlet Centre. Then venture into Antrim town and visit Castle Mall.4pm Now it’s time for a spot of relaxation and we know just the place - The Spa at Antrim Forum.

The Borough of Antrim is set in rolling countryside on the north-east shores of the largest fresh water lake in the British Isles, Lough Neagh. Its rich tapestry of attractions and activities is just waiting to be explored.

Allen ParkGet your day off to a tee.

Castle MallShop ‘til you drop

The Jewel of the Lough

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12 noon Take a trip onboardthe Island Warrior from Sandy Bay near Crumlin to Ram’s Island. Bring a picnic and explore the largest island on Lough Neagh making sure you don’t miss the round towerand the ruins of the O’Neills’ 19th century summer house.2.30pm While away a few hours exploring Richardson’s Walled Garden. This dramatic and colourful garden is set within Greenmount Campus and dates from 1801.4pm Relaxation or Retail Therapy? The choice is yours. The Spa at Antrim Forum isthe perfect place to spend some time unwinding orthere’s still time to visit the shops at Junction One and Antrim town.

HERITAGE AND HIDEAWAYS10am Start your trip with morning coffee, scones with jam and cream and speciality teas and coffees at the jewel in Antrim’s crown – The Old Courthouse. Take a tour around this fascinating building and learn of its colourful historyand how it was lovingly restored.

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Antrim Lough Shore Park

for further informationon the itineraries, contact:the Old courthouse information centre, market square, antrim, Bt41 4an.email:[email protected] 9442 8331antrim.gov.uk/tourism

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what’s happening inand around Belfast during January - march

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ROCK & POPRumours of Fleetwood Mac23 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontReturning to the UK to present a spectacular new stage production celebrating the music of legendary rock supergroup, Fleetwood Mac. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Celtic Soul31 JanuaryBlack BoxThe 7 piece ensemble perform the classic hits & album tracks of Van Morrison. blackboxbelfast.com

Rock n Roll Years31 JanuaryGrand Opera HouseRelive the decade that saw the birth of pop, from the ballads of Perry Como & Dean Martin to the early rock ‘n’ roll hits of Buddy Holly & Bill Hailey. 028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Drew Holcomb31 Januaryisland Arts CentreAn intimate gig with guitarist Nathan Dugger from Americana rock band Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Hard Rain4 FebruaryThe MACA new series of 9pm concerts curated by local musicians. High quality music, along with opportunities to eat, drink & meet the artists. 028 9023 5053movingonmusic.co.uk

Bay City Rollers starring Les McKeown6 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontLes McKeown is the voice on all the original Bay City Rollers hits. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

X Factor Live Tour13 FebruaryOdyssey ArenaYou’ve watched the first auditions, judge’s houses’ & live studio shows. Now’s your chance to see your favourite acts live in person. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Smokie13 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontSmokie have enjoyed sold out tours & platinum selling records across 4 decades. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

An evening with The Australian Pink Floyd15 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontThe Australian Pink Floyd Show is hailed as one of the country’s leading concert attractions. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Bookends presentSimon & Garfunkel - Through the Years 19 Februaryisland Arts CentreThe friendship & career of Simon & Garfunkel is brought to life in this live performance & multimedia show. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Placebo26 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontFollowing the release of their 7th studio album, Loud Like Love & ahead of their 20th anniversary, Placebo are as strong as ever. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

The Ultimate eagles1 MarchUlster HallWitness the most comprehensive & accurate homage to the Eagles you are ever likely to hear. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds3 MarchOdyssey ArenaThe band make a welcome return to Belfast to coincide with the release of new album, ‘Chasing Yesterday’. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

europe and Black Star Riders3 MarchUlster HallEurope, Scandinavia’s biggest rock band, partners with Black Star Riders for this special tour. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

Spandau Ballet4 MarchOdyssey ArenaTouring for the first time since 2009, the 80’s musical icons are back. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

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Badke Quartet4 MarchThe MACA new series of 9pm concerts curated by local musicians. High quality music, along with opportunity to meet the artists. 028 9023 5053movingonmusic.co.uk

Joan Armatrading8 MarchGrand Opera HouseJoan Armatrading MBE returns to Belfast with a fantastic mix of old favourites such as Love & Affection, along with some of her more recent compositions. 028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Royal Blood8 MarchUlster HallRoyal Blood is a mixture of anguished vocals, ferocious drumming & bass that provides intricate detail as well as a rumble of rhythm. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

Lionel Richie10 MarchOdyssey ArenaThe 5 time GRAMMY winner & international superstar will have you dancing on the ceiling when he returns to Belfast. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Usher21 MarchOdyssey ArenaPacked with an impressive repertoire of smash hits, the critically-acclaimed showman will give his fans a unique experience that only the multi-talented Usher can deliver. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Flash Harry – the Music of Queen27 MarchBelfast WaterfrontAudiences will see the band rocking out Queen’s greatest hits from a show that embraces the very essence of live music. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

CABARET Cabaret Supper ClubWeeklyCabaret Supper ClubWeekly entertainment includes burlesque shows, jazz performances & a variety of tribute acts. 028 9024 9009cabaretbelfast.com

Karen egan13 Februaryisland Arts CentreHot, cabaret diva

returns with a cocktail of a show brimming with attitude, sassiness, melody & mischief! 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

CLASSICAL new Year Viennese Concert9 & 10 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontUlster Orchestra New Year Viennese with Camilla Dallerup & Ian Waite. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Music From The Heart14 JanuaryUlster HallThe perfect concert for those new to classical & romantic repertoire. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Latin Rhythms18 JanuaryUlster HallRafael Payare discusses his choice of programme in a pre-concert talk at 7pm. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Light Through The Darkness23 JanuaryUlster HallFeaturing the youngest ever winner of the BBC

Young Musician of the Year, Jennifer Pike, on violin. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Burns Concert24 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontCelebrate the birthday of Scotland’s greatest bard. Featuring multi award winning singer Emily Smith, the Ulster Orchestra & the Ulster-Scots Agency Juvenile Pipe Band. 028 9033 4455 waterfront.co.uk

Kekko Fornarelli Trio28 JanuaryCrescent Arts CentrePianist & composer with his alchemic trio, Kekko presents music from his new album Outrush. 028 9024 2338 crescentarts.org

Princeton University Orchestra31 JanuaryUlster HallThe Belfast première of the Princeton University Orchestra tour features acclaimed Irish soloist, Iarla Ó Lionáird. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

Donaghadee Male Voice Choir7 February Theatre at The MillFounded in 1932, Donaghadee Male Voice Choir has over 70 members & its repertoire embraces both secular & sacred music along with popular, folk, traditional & operatic works. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

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Peace Proms - Cross Border Orchestra of ireland8 FebruaryOdyssey ArenaThe Peace Proms is a musical & cultural celebration & provides a unique platform for young people to showcase their talent while promoting peace, unity & tolerance through music. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Lunchtime Concert11 February & 11 MarchUlster HallRelax and listen to an hour’s worth of live music at lunchtime. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

A Very Special Valentine14 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontA programme of timeless Romantic classics for Valentine’s Day with one of the UK’s leading young conductors. 028 9033 4455 ulsterorchestra.com

Chinese new Year20 FebruaryUlster HallA selection of some of the most vibrant works from both the classical & Chinese traditions. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

The Three Tenors21 FebruaryBelfast Waterfront28 MarchTheatre at the MillThis thrilling concert is packed with a selection of the world’s most beautiful, magical, feel-good & uplifting songs. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

nordic Masterworks27 FebruaryUlster HallUO performing Sibelius’ Karelia Overture, Symphony No 5 & Nielsen’s Violin Concerto. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Studio Symphony Orchestra28 FebruaryUlster HallFeaturing Franz Strauss’ Horn Concerto & a performance of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

Hard Rain Soloist ensemble: Donatoni Portrait28 FebruaryCrescent Arts CentreFeaturing the music of Italian avant-garde composer Franco Donatoni, the performance will have

the audience on the edge of their seats. 028 9024 2338 crescentarts.org

inextinguishable6 MarchUlster HallJac van Steen conducts the Ulster Orchestra for a performance of works by Sibelius, Grieg & Nielsen. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Hear My Words7 MarchUlster HallCome & hear the Belfast Philharmonic Choirs in concert as part of its 140th anniversary celebrations. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Memento Mori13 MarchUlster HallUlster Orchestra performs Tragic Overture, Four Preludes & Serious Songs & Symphony No 9. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Philip Dyson19 Marchisland Arts CentreInternational concert pianist presents an evening of popular classics. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Joanne McGregor29 MarchThe MACFeaturing an exciting programme including works by Bach, Shostakovich, Chopin, a new commission by an Irish composer & 6 tangos by Piazzolla. 028 9023 5053movingonmusic.co.uk

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Metropolis Live21 MarchUlster HallThe digitally-restored version of Fritz Lang’s masterpiece, with Gottfried Huppertz’s original score performed live to the film. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Star Wars in Concert22 MarchUlster HallA spectacular evening of music from one of the greatest cinematic composers of all time. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com

Dreams Of The north27 MarchUlster HallPerforming Nielsen’s Saga Dream, Christian Lindberg’s The Erratic Dreams Of Mr Gronstedt & Sibelius’ Symphony No 2. 028 9033 4455ulsterorchestra.com


Symphonic Strings, Clonard31 MarchClonard MonasteryChief Conductor Rafael Payare brings the string section into the limelight, setting universal favourites by Barber, Mozart & Tchaikovsky. ulsterorchestra.com

FOLK/COuNTRY An evening with Robert Mizzell & Band2 JanuaryLagan Valley islandPerforming with his band, The Country Kings; the country star performs live at Lagan Valley Island. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

The Special Consensus15 Januaryisland Arts CentreAmerican bluegrass band bring their range of traditional standards & original compositions along with their bluegrass tribute to John Denver. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Dominic Kirwan23 January Theatre at The MillOne of Ireland’s most respected & popular performers plays Theatre at The Mill as part of his nationwide 2015 tour. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Charlie Landsborough26 – 27 JanuaryGrand Opera HouseCharlie has played all over the world & is one of the biggest selling artists in Irish music history. 028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

An evening with Johnny Mcevoy29 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontJohnny McEvoy has been one of Ireland’s most enduring & talented singer/songwriters for 50 years. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Frances Black and Kieran Goss Reunion29 – 30 JanuaryGrand Opera HouseHaving both achieved huge international success in their solo careers, Frances Black & Kieran Goss reunite for the first time in 20 years. 028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

isla Grant6 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontScotland’s most popular singer-songwriter makes a welcome return in a concert featuring all of her best known songs. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Colum Sands in Concert27 FebruaryLinen Hall LibraryWith a style truly his own, Colum has been described as a poet disguised as a songwriter & a singer disguised as a storyteller. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Southern Tenant Folk Union 5 Marchisland Arts CentreScottish 6 piece, all acoustic band with banjo, mandolin, fiddle & harmony vocals perform atmospheric folk/bluegrass. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Ritchie Remo11 MarchTheatre at the MillThe young versatile entertainer will be joined by special guests Joe Moore & Tony Kerr. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

The Legends of American Country18 MarchTheatre at the MillFeaturing the music of 8 of the biggest names on the American

country scene including Garth Brooks, Randy Travis, Dolly Parton & Johnny Cash. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Dominic Kirwan & Mary Duff27 – 28 MarchBelfast WaterfrontDominic Kirwan’s latest Waterfront concert promises a heady cocktail of country and pop music. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Mike Denver and Guests28 MarchUlster HallMike Denver & his excellent band promise an unmissable mix of hits, country classics & popular favourites. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

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SOuL The American Song Book9 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontJoin Harry Hamilton & his swing band as they take you on a musical journey through a century of American music. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Grainne Duffy24 JanuaryThe Courtyard TheatreA raw, powerful & edgy performance, offering a wonderful mix of blues rock & soul. 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

Ronnie Greer and his Band13 March The Courtyard TheatreRonnie returns with his powerhouse band, featuring some of the country’s finest musicians, including guitarist Anthony Toner & keyboard wizard John McCullough. 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

ST PATRICK’S DAY St Patrick’s Concert10 MarchLinen Hall LibraryA special performance with music & readings to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

MAC Parish Hall15 MarchThe MACEnjoy live traditional music & Ceili dancing with a parish hall style knees-up to ring in St. Patrick’s Day. 028 9023 5053themaclive.com

Belfast’s St Patrick’s Day Celebrations17 MarchBelfast City Hall Custom House SquareBelfast comes alive with colour for the annual Carnival Parade & St. Patrick’s Day concert. 028 9024 6609 visit-belfast.com

JAZZ island Music Club7 Februaryisland Arts CentreBlues guitarists Ronnie Greer & Grainne Duffy with John McCullough on keyboards, Alan Hunter on bass guitar & Colm Fitzpatrick on drums. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Linley Hamilton Quartet13 MarchThe Black Box14 Marchisland Arts CentreLinley Hamilton is one of N.I’s best known jazz personalities who continues to make an impact on the fast developing music scene here. 028 9024 4400movingonmusic.co.uk 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

TRADITIONAL Andy irvine24 Januaryisland Arts CentreLegendary musician, singer & songwriter of 40 years. (Sweeney’s Men, Planxty, Patrick Street & Mozaik). 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Celtic Woman25 JanuaryOdyssey ArenaFeaturing a musical mix of Irish classics, contemporary standards & classical favourites alongside memorable original compositions, bridging the past & present with grace & style. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Donaghadee Male Voice Choir7 February Theatre at The MillFounded in 1932, Donaghadee Male Voice Choir has over 70 members & its repertoire embraces both secular & sacred music along with popular, folk, traditional & operatic works. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Legends of irish Music and Song - The Fureys7 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontThe Fureys’ emotive songs stir many emotions - tears & laughter, sadness & joy. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Tommy Fleming21 FebruaryUlster HallA Tommy Fleming concert is a unique & emotional musical experience. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk

ENTERTAINMENTSHOWS

David Meade: Million Dollar Mindreader24 Januaryisland Arts Centre 27 – 28 FebruaryThe MACDo you think you have what it takes to outsmart a mentalist? Then bring your game face as David is offering £1000 to anyone in the audience who can lie to him successfully. 028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com 028 9023 5053 themaclive.com

Colin Fry: The Voices From Heaven Tour14 MarchBelfast WaterfrontVery much the ‘peoples medium,’ Colin brings his own unique form of uplifting comfort to people of all walks of life. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

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FestivalsFESTIVALSOut to Lunch2 – 25 JanuaryVarious VenuesThe 10th Out to Lunch Festival boasts a packed menu of comedy, music & literature. cqaf.com

Burns and Benandonner Weekend24 – 25 JanuaryGiant’s CausewayCelebrate Burns night with a Hairy Haggis Trail in the Visitor Centre. Listen to the piper & enjoy Scottish specials in the Causeway Hotel & Café.028 2073 1855nationaltrust.org.uk

northern ireland Audio Visual Festival13 & 14 FebruaryThe Courtyard TheatreThe slide-show is transformed by audio-visual art with each show comprising the production of a sequence of still pictures with a soundtrack. 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

ni Science Festival19 February - 1 MarchVarious VenuesNI’s first ever Science Festival celebrating the science of you, the universe & everything in between. nisciencefestival.com

international Festival of Chamber Music20 – 22 FebruaryVarious VenuesOutstanding international & local musicians, a student

showcase, clarinet master class & live classical concerts for mums & babies. 028 9066 3849 belfastmusicsociety.org

Tickets from Visit Belfast

Chinese new Year22 FebruaryT13Featuring traditional Chinese musicians, acrobats & dancers, as well as stalls, martial arts displays & extreme sports demos. cwa-ni.org

Belfast nashville Songwriters Festival4 – 8 MarchVarious VenuesCelebrating the art of song writing in a series of concerts, showcases & a convention for songwriters. 028 9024 6609belfastnashville.com


Belfast Children’s Festival6 – 13 March Various VenuesOutstanding local & international productions especially for young audiences. youngatart.co.uk

Festival in a Day8 March Belfast WaterfrontWith bill-topping treats and loads of free activities, the festival is packed with mini adventures for families with children to explore, experience & enjoy in 1 action-packed day. 028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Ulster Festival of Art & Design9 – 14 MarchUniversity of UlsterTalks, exhibitions, workshops & performances highlighting art & design topics such as fashion & textiles, photography & graphic design. 028 9026 7286 ulsterfestival.com

Féile an earraigh10 – 17 March Various VenuesBelfast’s Spring Festival returns featuring live music, spoken word, debates & more. 028 9024 6609feilebelfast.com

Belfast FashionWeek20 – 22 March Various VenuesA showcase of the Spring/Summer must wear fashions from unique local designers to High Street favourites. 028 9024 6609belfastfashionweek.com


newtownabbey Full Length Drama Festival16 – 21 March The Courtyard TheatreDifferent amateur dramatic theatre groups from across N.I & beyond perform over the course of the week. 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

Brilliant Corners – a festival of jazz in Belfast25 – 28 MarchVarious VenuesBelfast’s only dedicated jazz festival! The four day event is a celebration of local musicians associated with the music, together with international contemporaries. movingonmusic.co.uk

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Family Fun

LIVE SHOWSSleeping BeautyUntil 4 JanuaryLyric TheatreThe timeless tale of enchantment about a beautiful princess who has a wicked spell placed on her.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk

Lambeg Players present: Sleeping Beauty7 – 10 JanuaryiSLAnD HallThe much loved fairytale retold by the Lambeg Players.028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Dick Whittington14 – 17 JanuaryThe Courtyard TheatreThe much loved tale of Dick Whittington, Puss in Boots & his journey to where the streets are paved with gold.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

AladdinUntil 18 JanuaryGrand Opera HousePacked with all the traditional pantomime ingredients, comedy & plenty of boos.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Treasure island22 January Theatre at The MillRobert Louis Stevenson’s story of murder, money & mutiny is brought to life, broadcast live from the National Theatre London.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

The Little Mermaid16 – 22 FebruaryTheatre at The MillDisney’s classic tale is brought to life in a magical new production directed by Mr Hullabaloo. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland14 MarchThe Courtyard TheatreLewis Carroll’s Wonderland floods onto the stage in a whirl

of strange contraptions & frantic characters.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

WILDLIFE/OuTDOORSWakey Wakey! 16 – 22 FebruaryWWT Castle espieHalf term fun for everyone at Castle Espie with activities based on the theme of hibernation. 028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Horse Ploughing and Country Skills21 FebruaryUlster Folk & Transport MuseumWatch the magnificent heavy horses, complete with traditional harness & ploughs.028 9042 8428nmni.com

ice Age28 February – 1 MarchWWT Castle espie Explore the 40,000 year old world of the Ice Age, when the land was covered in

snow, ice & unusual creatures.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Simply Science7 & 8 MarchWWT Castle espieHelp roving scientists as they conduct fun experiments illustrating the wonder of the natural world.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Quackanory21 & 22 MarchWWT Castle espie Join a storyteller for children’s classic stories inspired by nature.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Meso-man28 & 29 MarchWWT Castle espie Meet Mesolithic man for survival tips while you learn how to build a camp, light a fire & work with stone age tools.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

ARTS/CRAFTS/ACTIVITIESPlanet HuntDaily in January & FebruaryLearning SPACeBecome an astronaut and fly around Learning SPACE following clues to hunt down all the Planets & be rewarded with an out of this world prize!028 9031 9360learningspaceuk.co.uk

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MuSICALPERFORMANCESFrozen Sing a Long31 JanuaryThe Courtyard TheatreAn afternoon of family fun with this special sing along screening of hit Disney musical Frozen.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

Singalonga Frozen31 MarchGrand Opera HouseFeaturing lyrics on screen for you to sing along, a live host & a magic moment’s fun pack to interact with the famous Disney movie.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

ST PATRICK’S DAYA Touch of the Green14 MarchLinen Hall LibraryA family event, celebrating St Patrick’s Day, with Randall Stephen Hall, storyteller, artist,writer & musician.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Saint Patrick’s Festival14 – 15 MarchGiant’s CauswayFind the leprechauns on the treasure trail, enjoy face painting & balloon modelling.028 2073 1855nationaltrust.org.uk

Shamrock Shenanigans15 MarchSpringhillDiscover the Shamrock Trail around the grounds and enjoy crafts, food & music.028 8674 8210nationaltrust.org.uk

St Patrick’s Celebrations17 MarchUlster Folk & Transport MuseumTake part in set dancing, sample traditional foods & listen to stories, music & song.028 9042 8428nmni.com/uftm

Celebrate St Patrick’s Day 17 March WWT Castle espieDiscover the little laughing leprechauns hidden around the reserve, meet the snakes St Patrick forgot to banish, try potato printing & more.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

HAMA Stars, Hearts and CarsSaturdays in January & FebruaryLearning SPACeMake something for that special someone just in time for Valentines with HAMA arts & crafts.028 9031 9360learningspaceuk.co.uk

Animal Farm HuntDaily in MarchLearning SPACeFollow the clues to find all the hidden animal puzzle pieces placed throughout the store & match them up to your Animal Farm puzzle page.028 9031 9360learningspaceuk.co.uk

Happy Mais Spring Thingsevery Saturday throughout March & AprilCome & try making a spring time picture with trees & butterflies, or even some flowers in time for Mother’s Day.028 9031 9360learningspaceuk.co.uk

Giant easter Bunny Hunt28 March –12 AprilWWT Castle espieHop down to Castle Espie for their Easter egg-stravaganza & annual giant Easter bunny hunt with lots of events & activities across the holidays.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

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COMEDYJake O’Kane’s ‘Tongue Lashing’9 JanuaryTheatre at The Mill11 JanuaryLyric Theatre23 & 24 JanuaryBelfast WaterfrontThe star of BBC NI’s hit show The Blame Game & the country’s best known political stand-up, returns with his brand new show.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Mistletoe & CrimeUntil 11 JanuaryLyric Theatre2 WPC’s try to keep order amongst the mayhem that is a Belfast Christmas. New Marie Jones’ Christmas crime caper, directed by Dan Gordon.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk

Dirty Dancin in le Shebeen13 – 25 JanuaryThe MAC30 January & 3 FebruaryTheatre at the Mill31 Januaryisland Arts CentreThe loveable Maggie Muff is back with a bang in the sequel to 50 Shades of Red White & Blue.028 9023 5053themaclive.com028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

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Catalpa16 & 17 JanuaryLyric TheatreCatalpa is about heroes & visionaries, political intrigue & personal loyalty, with hot romance & battles at sea.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk

You Must Be Joking28 JanuaryGrand Opera House29 JanuaryTheatre at the MillJimmy Cricket returns home to the Grand Opera House with some of his friends for a great night of comedy.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Del Boy and Rodney - The Dinner Show4 – 7 FebruaryGrand Opera House Only Fools & Horses’ fans will love this hilarious parody comedy show.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Tommy Tiernan5 FebruaryBelfast Waterfront4 MarchThe MACTommy has been mesmerising stand up audiences for almost 20 years & remains as passionate as ever about storytelling & comedy.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk028 9023 5053themaclive.com

Theatre,Opera & Comedy

A Bit On The Side starring Conal Gallen7 FebruaryOdyssey ArenaConal takes his hilarious humour to a whole new level in this completely original, side-splitting, 2 Act comedy farce.028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Royal Shakespeare Company: Love’s Labour’s Lost11 FebruaryQFT6 March Theatre at The MillThis sparkling comedy delights in suggesting that the study of the opposite sex is the highest of all academic endeavours.028 9097 1097 queensfilmtheatre.com028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Stitched Up17 – 21 FebruaryLyric Theatre7 MarchThe Courtyard Theatre13 Marchisland Arts CentreAn entertaining, satirical, dark & funny drama about the current crisis within the NHS.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

The Only Way is Downton21 Februaryisland Arts CentreA tour-de-force impressions comedy. Direct from a West End season, on its first national tour.028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

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Cat The Musical23 – 28 FebruaryThe Courtyard TheatreThis brand new comedy about the greatest musical theatre star that never got to shine finally makes it to The Courtyard Theatre.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

Brendan Grace27 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontLoved by audiences of all ages, the Dublin comedian’s sense of timing & ability to read an audience is without equal.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Baby it’s Cold Outside2 – 7 MarchGrand Opera House9 & 10 MarchTheatre at the MillThe hilarious new comedy from award-winning playwright, Brenda Murphy & directed by Martin Lynch.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Royal Shakespeare Company : Love’s Labour’s Won4 MarchQFT27 MarchTheatre at the MillShakespeare’s comic romance plays out amidst the brittle high spirits of a post-war house party, as youthful passions run riot, before peace ultimately wins the day.028 9097 1097 queensfilmtheatre.com028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Milton Jones and The Temple of Daft6 MarchBelfast WaterfrontAn evening in the company of an idiot. Or is he? Yes he is!028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Ursula Burns – ‘i Do it For The Money’7 Marchisland Arts CentreA show that combines virtuoso harping, original songs & lots of laughs.028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Give My Head Peace9 – 14 MarchGrand Opera HouseFeaturing Ulster’s favourite dysfunctional family, up-to-the-minute satire & hilarious stand-up from Tim McGarry.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

God Bless The Child11 – 21 MarchLyric TheatreA highly entertaining adaptation of 3 of Frank O’Connor’s funniest stories brought together in a single full length play.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk

Dara Ó Briain: Crowd Tickler12 – 14 MarchBelfast WaterfrontCatch one of the most charismatic, intelligent, fast-talking & downright funny live performers working today.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Ted and Co The Dinner Show17 – 21 MarchGrand Opera HouseEnjoy a delicious 3

course meal in the company of the extravagant Ted Crilly, dim-witted Dougal McGuire, alcoholic Jack Hackett & their tea-loving housekeeper.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

One Sandwich Short of a Genius18 – 22 MarchThe MACThey had audiences laughing last year & now the world’s most dysfunctional family are ready for their return to the MAC.028 9023 5053themaclive.com

Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect nonsense24 – 28 MarchGrand Opera HouseA delightful evening of theatrical absurdity featuring P.G Wodehouse’s iconic

Josie Long

Give My Head Peace

double act.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Josie Long: Cara Josephine27 MarchThe MACEdinburgh Comedy Award nominee & cult optimist, Josie Long, delivers her most personal show to date.028 9023 5053themaclive.com

Fascinating Aida Charm Offensive29 MarchGrand Opera HouseExpect topical new songs hot off the press, plus some outrageous old favourites, as Fascinating Aïda continue to grow old disgracefully.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk


DANCERussian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia20 – 23 JanuaryGrand Opera HouseOne of Russia’s leading ballet company’s present 4 breathtaking performances including the much loved Swan Lake & The Nutcracker.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Bolshoi Live: Swan Lake25 JanuaryQFTSwan Lake depicts a tragic love performed to perfection by Russia’s great Bolshoi Ballet.028 9097 1097 queensfilmtheatre.com

Anton and erin - That’s entertainment1 FebruaryBelfast WaterfrontA dazzling new production featuring sensational choreography, sassy tunes & sparkling costumes in a wonderful show of music, song & dance.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Maiden Voyage ‘Quartet for 15 Chairs’7 – 8 FebruaryThe MAC26 Februaryisland Arts Centre4 dancers are joined by a cast of 15 chairs in a riotous game of musical movement. With music from Bach & Brian Irvine.028 9023 5053themaclive.com028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

Brendan Cole: A night to Remember21 MarchBelfast WaterfrontStrictly Come Dancing’s Brendan Cole will dazzle you with this brand new show!028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games29 MarchOdyssey ArenaFeaturing new staging, costumes, choreography & 40 outstanding young performers, directed by Michael Flatley.028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

DRAMABlack3 – 4 FebruaryThe MACThis powerful & moving new play explores how racial tensions in a tight-knit community tests family bonds, breaks up friendships & divides communities.028 9023 5053 themaclive.com

Death of a Comedian7 February – 1 MarchLyric TheatreThis Faustian-style drama follows the choices of a comedian who could gain everything he wants, but may lose everything he has.028 9038 1081 lyrictheatre.co.uk

Over the Wire10 – 14 FebruaryThe MACIn the aftermath of the burning of Long Kesh,

5 prisoners are pitched into a world of violence, paranoia & hunger.028 9023 5053 themaclive.com

Talking Heads: A Lady of Letters & Her Big Chance17 – 21 FebruaryThe Courtyard Theatre20 – 21 March Crescent Arts CentreFull of wry observation & knowing irony, Peter Quigley directs Nuala McKeever in 2 of Alan Bennett’s classic monologues.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com028 9024 2338 crescentarts.org

A Girl is a Half Formed Thing17 – 21 FebruaryThe MACThe story follows the inner narrative of a girl from the womb to 20 years old with vivid intensity & originality.028 9023 5053 themaclive.com

Where Do Little Birds Go?6 & 7 MarchCrescent Arts CentreStep back in time to when fashion, music, celebrity & corruption were shaping young women’s coming of age, while the East End was under the powerful grip of the Kray twins.028 9024 2338 crescentarts.org

Blood Brothers - The Play12 & 13 MarchTheatre at the MillWillie Russell’s powerful depiction of the story of twins separated at birth educates & entertains. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Casting The Runes 14 MarchThe Courtyard TheatreA chilling new adaptation of M.R. James’ classic supernatural thriller.028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

A Girl is a Half Formed Thing


Arrivals215 MarchStrand Arts Centre26 March Theatre at the Mill 28 Marchisland Arts CentreFollowing on from the acclaimed production Arrivals, about the lives of immigrants to N.I, the story continues with a fresh focus on their children.028 9065 5830strandartscentre.com/live-strand028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

national Theatre London: Behind the Beautiful Forevers22 MarchTheatre at the MillMeera Syal returns to the National Theatre, directed by Rufus Norris.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Dalloway26 MarchTheatre at the Mill 27 Marchisland Arts CentreThis adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s celebrated story offers a compellingly feminine response to the aftermath of the First World War. 028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com028 9250 9254islandartscentre.com

FILMMetropolis16 JanuaryLagan Valley island17 JanuaryCrescent Arts CentreFritz Langís Metropolis with New Live Score by Dmytro Morykit. A rare event, not to be missed. The film will be shown silent.028 9250 9254laganvalleyisland.co.uk028 9024 2338 crescentarts.org

120th Year Celebrations of Brian Desmond HurstVarious Dates in FebruaryStrand Arts CentreThe Strand Arts Centre celebrates the life & works of Holywood director & writer Brian Desmond Hurst by hosting various film screenings & talks.028 9065 5830strandartscentre.com/live-strand

MuSICALSA night at the Musicals17 JanuaryLagan Valley islandFor all lovers of musicals; an evening of the most popular show tunes. 028 9250 9254laganvalleyisland.co.uk

Jesus Christ Superstar16 – 28 FebruaryGrand Opera HouseTim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera tells the story of the last 7 days in the life of Jesus through an extraordinary, ground breaking score.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Broadway Blitz7 March Theatre at The MillJam-packed with musical numbers from some of Broadway’s greatest hits, including Shrek the Musical, Motown the Musical & many more.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

it’s Showtime21 MarchTheatre at The MillThis fast moving musical show is packed with laughter, tears, energetic dance & spectacular chorus numbers.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Singalonga Sound of Music31 MarchGrand Opera HouseA special screening of the Julie Andrews’ film musical in glorious, full-screen Technicolor, with subtitles so that everyone can sing along.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

Sweeney Todd31 March – 4 AprilTheatre at The MillFortwilliam Musical Society present the murderous tale of the demon barber & his

fiendish accomplice Mrs Lovett.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

OPERAMetropolitan Opera8,10 & 17 January1 & 28 February14 MarchTheatre at the MillEnjoy an evening of superb opera screened direct from The Met Opera New York.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

Salome6 – 8 FebruaryGrand Opera HouseN.I Opera returns with a new production of Richard Strauss’ notorious opera, Salome.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

La Traviata18 & 20 MarchGrand Opera HouseProfoundly moving music, fervent passion & sweeping drama, Verdi’s La Traviata is widely considered the most popular opera of all time.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

The Marriage of Figaro19 & 21 MarchGrand Opera HouseBursting with music evoking all the joy & pain of love & desire, this new production of Mozart’s effervescent comedy is simply not to be missed.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk

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SportSPECTATOR SPORTSStena Line Belfast GiantsVarious DatesOdyssey ArenaA night of fast paced, adrenaline fuelled, family friendly ice hockey awaits as the Giants defend their Elite League crown.028 9073 9074belfastgiants.com

Ulster RugbyVarious DatesKingspan StadiumKick start 2015 with the mighty Ulster team as they battle it out for the European Rugby Champions Cup & Guinness PRO12.028 9049 3222ulsterrugby.com

2015 Garmin Arenacross Tour16 & 17 JanuaryOdyssey ArenaThe high-octane family spectacular returns with more bar banging pro & youth racing & a world class line up of Freestyle MX Riders.028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

American Wrestling Road Show31 JanuaryTheatre at the MillDon’t miss out again this year when the goodies take on the baddies in an unforgettable evening for all the family.028 9034 0202theatreatthemill.com

February Race Day4 FebruaryDown RoyalEnjoy an action packed afternoon of racing at Down Royal.028 9262 1256downroyal.com

Red Bull Crashed ice20 – 21 FebruaryStormont estateThe Ice Cross Downhill World Championships offers 2 days of action packed Winter extreme sports.ticketmaster.ie

Betway Premier League Darts26 FebruaryOdyssey ArenaReigning champion Raymond van Barneveld, current World Champion Michael van Gerwen & 16-time World Champion Phil Taylor headline the competition. 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

St Patrick’s Day Race Meeting17 MarchDown RoyalCelebrate St Patrick’s Day with a great day out at Down Royal.028 9262 1256downroyal.com

PARTICIPATION SPORTSCoasteeringVarious DatesClearsky Adventure CentreTraverse the stunning Ballyhornan coastline by scrambling over sea cliffs and jumping off rocks into the sea! Private bookings only.028 4372 3933clearsky-adventure.com

Game of Thrones Archery experienceVarious Dates in MarchClearsky Adventure CentreTry archery in the place where the BAFTA award winning TV show was filmed. Private bookings only.028 4372 3933clearsky-adventure.com

Sunset Kayaking28 MarchClearsky Adventure CentreExplore Strangford Lough in all its beauty & learn exciting kayaking skills whilst watching the sunset on your beautiful surroundings.028 4372 3933clearsky-adventure.com

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ARTBPW Annual Members exhibitionUntil 11 JanuaryBelfast Print Workshop GalleryShowcasing fine art pieces from over 70 Members of the Belfast Print Workshop.028 9023 0323bpw.org.uk

Loose Thread Quilters exhibition3 January – 1 FebruaryWWT Castle espieThe Loose Thread Quilters showcase their latest music themed collection of quilts.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Burns – The Belfast Connection12 – 30 JanuaryLinen Hall LibraryScottish poet & lyricist Robert Burns is celebrated with an exhibition of rare & valuable materials.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

imprint15 Jan – 1 FebBelfast Print Workshop GalleryA cultural diversity printmaking project exploring cultural symbols. 028 9023 0323bpw.org.uk

Showcasing Creativity22 January – 21 MarchThe Flax Gallery @ Mossley MillA diverse range of media including drawings, paintings, textiles & sculptures.028 9034 0129newtownabbey.gov.uk/museumatthemill

Lawrence Chambers Art exhibitionUntil 25 JanuaryHillsborough Village CentreOriginal paintings & limited edition prints by Lawrence Chambers.visitlisburn.com

Lesley Cherry exhibition5 – 25 FebruaryGolden Thread GalleryLesley Cherry’s art draws on issues raised through domestic settings, nostalgia, memory, language & class.028 9033 0920goldenthreadgallery.co.uk

Annual Student exhibition5 February - 1 MarchBelfast Print Workshop GalleryShowcasing exciting contemporary prints by students from the University of Ulster.028 9023 0323bpw.org.uk

Textile Accounts of Conflict6 February – 7 MarchLinen Hall LibraryWomen from all over the world bring us firsthand testimony in textile form of theirexperiences of conflict.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

nature Through Art7 February – 22 MarchWWT Castle espieThe ‘Nature Through Art’ exhibition features art work from a number of NI artists in a variety of media.028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Sampler-Cultureclash Lisburn14 February – 14 MarchR-Space at The Linen Rooms

An international collective of DJ’s, textile designers, dancers, graffiti artists & more.visitlisburn.com

Cumann Gaelach na heaglaise 1002 – 16 MarchLinen Hall LibraryThis exhibition marks the centenary of the use of Irish in the Church of Ireland.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

A Fierce Light Under Dark Skies5 March – 29 MarchBelfast Print Workshop GalleryBPW members have produced a body of work to mark the Centenary of the start of the First World War.028 9023 0323bpw.org.uk

Repercussion Until 7 MarchGolden Thread GalleryAn exhibition of contemporary Taiwanese art curated by Chin-ming Lee.028 9033 0920goldenthreadgallery.co.uk

in The Footsteps of Saint Patrick9 – 31 MarchLinen Hall LibraryThis exhibition looks at Saint Patrick the man & places him in 5th Century Ireland.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

CONVENTIONSQ8 Oils Machinery Show14 – 15 JanuaryBalmoral ParkA showcase of the leading tractor

Exhibitionsagricultural & construction machinery manufacturers.visitlisburn.com

The Ulster Wedding Show31 January - 01 FebruaryOdyssey ArenaFind everything you need for your big day under one roof including venues, dresses, cakes, flowers & more.028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

Quirky Weddings Alternative Wedding Fair1 MarchBelfast WaterfrontIf you’re planning a wedding don’t miss this unique, creative & laid back event.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk

Pregnancy and Baby Fair7 – 8 MarchOdyssey ArenaAn opportunity to shop for your essential baby products all under the one roof.028 9073 9074odysseyarena.com

MARKETS/FAIRSRe-Gift8 – 29 JanuaryGolden Thread GallerySwap your unwanted gifts for something you want using the Re-gift Amnesty?028 9033 0920goldenthreadgallery.co.uk


Walks, Talks& Workshops

AFTERNOON TEA / GALA DINNER Waitangi Lunch6 February Ballance HouseA celebration of the National Day of New Zealand with a guest speaker. 028 9264 8492 ballance.utvinternet.com

An Droichead irish Language Week Gala Dinner7 March Titanic BelfastAn Droichead’s annual gala celebration of the Irish language in Belfast comes at the height of Irish Language Week. 028 9018 8818 androichead.com

TOuRS Strand Heritage TourMonthly – Saturday Strand Arts CentreMonthly Heritage Tour with expert projectionist & film enthusiast Alan McClurg. Date TBC. 028 9065 5830 strandartscentre.com/live-strand

TALKS/READINGS /DOCuMENTARIES Burns Supper21 JanuaryLinen Hall LibraryThe inside story on Burns’ life, loves & poetry. Includes light supper, dram of whisky & entertainment. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

The inaugural Andrew Gibson Memorial Lecture22 JanuaryLinen Hall LibraryPresented in association with the Ulster Scots Agency, librarian, JohnKillen presents the first Andrew Gibson Memorial Lecture. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

in Conversation with Marc Allum22 JanuaryThe Courtyard TheatreBBC Antique Roadshow specialist Marc Allum reveals intriguing nuggets such as what Lee Harvey Oswald’s wedding ring sold for; how much the world’s most expensive printed book cost per word. 028 9034 0202thecourtyardtheatre.com

The Shamrock and the Thistle: Literary Links between ireland and Scotland23 JanuaryLinen Hall LibraryCelebrate the literary connections between Ireland & Scotland with an afternoon of poetry, song & readings. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Of Mouth: Linen Hall Lunchtime Readings23 January & 13 MarchTake time out of your busy day & relax over lunch with a delightful free reading. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

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Holocaust Memorial Day Documentary:Through the eye of the needle27 JanuaryLinen Hall LibraryThis award-winning documentary examines the life of Holocaust survivor Esther Nisenthal Krinitz.028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Celebrated Citizens: Mary Ann McCracken12 FebruaryLinen Hall LibraryA celebration of one ofBelfast’s most influential women; social reformer, author, businesswoman, radical & founder of theBelfast Harp Society. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Historic Landscape of the Belfast Hills17 February Crescent Arts CentreDiscover the rich history of the Belfast Hills from Dr Jim Bradley as he provides a general overview of the hills history. 028 9060 3466 belfasthills.org

Troubles Textiles, with Dr Karen nickell7 MarchLinen Hall LibraryThis illustrated talk explores a unique response by women to the Troubles through cloth & stitch. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Michael Longley12 March island Arts CentreThe John Hewitt Society presents an evening with one of our greatest living poets. 028 9250 9254 islandartscentre.com

WALKS Snowdrop Walks7 February – 1 March (Sat & Sun)Springhill & The ArgoryTake a self-guided walk through either Springhill’s or The Argory’s glorious display of snowdrops. 028 8674 8210 028 8778 4753nationaltrust.org.uk

international Women’s Day - Women in War 1815 – 20156 MarchLinen Hall LibraryEnjoy a guided walking tour & an afternoonof reminiscence & refreshment at the N.I War Memorial Gallery. 028 9032 1707linenhall.com

Spring Walk in Glencairn Park7 March Glencairn ParkEnjoy a short walk & some spring flowers as the woodlands & parks land come back to life. 028 9060 3466 belfasthills.org

WORKSHOPS Creative Arts & CraftsThroughout January, February & March Ulster Folk & Transport MuseumCome along to one or more of the craft courses running throughout the months. 028 9042 8428 nmni.com/uftm

Birdbox Building Workshop14 & 15 February WWT Castle espieBuild a bird box love nest for wild birds at this beginners’ bird box building workshop. 028 9187 4146 wwt.org.uk/castleespie/events

Bird Box Day15 FebruarySpringhillLearn how to build your own nest & make some bird feeders to take home. 028 8674 8210nationaltrust.org.uk

nistars ‘Strand Stars’ Talent Show Heats7, 14, 21 March Strand Arts CentreNow in its 4th year, Nistars event ‘Strand Stars’ is already established as a great platform for up & coming talent to showcase their skills. 028 9065 5830 strandartscentre.com/live-strand

easter Creative Arts & Crafts21 & 22 March Ulster Folk & Transport MuseumThis Easter enrol in a family workshop. Create handcrafted Easter bunnies, chicks, basket ornaments or felt / crochet flowers for your home. 028 9042 8428 nmni.com/uftm

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HISTORICINTERESTAlbert Memorial ClockQueen’s Square, BelfastBelfast’s most prominent timepiece was built in 1869 in memory of Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert. The 43m-high ornate landmark is famous as Belfast’s very own leaning tower.D4

The Belfast BargeLanyon Quay,Belfast BT1 3LGThe Belfast Barge houses an interactive maritime museum that tells the story of Belfast’s epic maritime and industrial past. The on-board Holohan’s restaurant offers fine Irish food.028 9023 2555belfastbarge.com D4 VP

Belfast Castleoff Antrim Road,Belfast BT15 5GRDating back to 1870, Belfast Castle is situated on the lower slopes of Cave Hill

Country Park in North Belfast. It offers superb views of the city, as well as a restaurant and an antique shop.028 9077 6925belfastcastle.co.uk D4 VP

Belfast CathedralDonegall Street,Belfast BT1 2HBConsecrated in 1904, St Anne’s Cathedral has exquisite mosaics, carvings & stained glass, a striking contemporary spire (2007) & a stunning textile memorial to the Titanic (2012). High quality audio tour available.028 9032 8332belfastcathedral.org C3

Belfast Central LibraryRoyal Avenue,Belfast BT1 1eABelfast Central Library is a grade B listed building. Services include a coffee shop, Wi-Fi access, lending collections and the most comprehensive newspaper collection in N.I. Free admission.028 9050 9150librariesni.org.uk

Belfast City HallDonegall Square, Belfast BT1 5GSA fine example of classical Renaissance style, this Edwardian masterpiece (1906) of Portland stone is the home of Belfast City Council. Free public tours available Mon-Sat. 028 9027 0456belfastcity.gov.ukC5 VP

Belfast Waterfront2 Lanyon Place,Belfast BT1 3WHBelfast Waterfront Hall is an award-winning purpose built Conference and Concert Hall. Visitors are welcome to admire the views of Belfast from the glass fronted galleries. Group tours are also available.028 9033 4455waterfront.co.uk D5

Clifton HouseHeritage Centre2 north Queen Street, Belfast BT15 1eQClifton House, formerly the Belfast Poor House, built in 1774, tells the story of the Belfast Charitable Society’s role in the development and industrialisation of Belfast. Open for Group Tours by arrangement. 028 9089 7534cliftonbelfast.org.uk B3

Clonard MonasteryClonard GardensFalls Road, Belfast BT13 2RLA unique opportunity to visit one of the most iconic churches in Belfast. Home of the Redemptorist Order. Tour includes the church, crypt and the monastery.028 9044 5950clonard.com

Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction and Conference Centre53 - 55 Crumlin Road,Belfast BT14 6STThe former prison which closed in 1996, now offers visitors a tour of the building where you can hear the varied history of the Gaol that dates back to 1845. Cafe and gift shop on site.028 9074 1500crumlinroadgaol.com A2 VP

Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich216 Falls Road,Belfast BT12 6AHDedicated to promoting the Irish language and culture, Cultúrlann offers a varied programme of events as well as a cafe/restaurant, bookshop, art gallery and visitor information. 028 9096 4180culturlann.ie VP

The Dome atVictoria Square1 Victoria Square,Belfast BT1 4QBBoasting 360 degree views across the city see local landmarks such as Harland & Wolff, Parliament Buildings and Belfast Castle. A local guide is on hand to point out areas of interest.028 9032 2277victoriasquare.com D5

Belfast CathedralDonegall Street, Belfast BT1 2HBconsecrated in 1904, st anne’s cathedral has exquisite mosaics, carvings & stained glass, a striking contemporary spire (2007) & a stunning textile memorial to the titanic (2012). high quality audio tour available.028 9032 8332belfastcathedral.org C3


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Grand Opera HouseGreat Victoria Street,Belfast BT2 7HRThis superb example of Victorian architecture first opened in 1895 and offers world-class entertainment. Extended in 2006 to offer a spacious foyer, café bar and gallery space.028 9024 1919goh.co.uk B5

Hillsborough Castle The Square,Hillsborough BT26 6AGThe official residence of the Royal Family when in N.I. The State Rooms of this late Georgian mansion are open to the public by guided tour. The House overlooks stunning gardens.028 9268 9406gov.uk

Linen Hall Library 17 Donegall Square north, Belfast BT1 5GBThe city’s oldest library (1788) houses one of the most renowned collections of Irish material in the world. Visitors are welcome to browse the collections. Coffee and gift shop available.028 9032 1707linenhall.com C5 VP

Malone House Barnett DemesneUpper Malone Road, BT9 5PBElegant mansion dating back to the 1820’s, with views over Lagan Valley Regional Park. Visit the Higgin Art Gallery or enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in the gracious lounge. Open daily.028 9068 1246malonehouse.co.uk VP

comprising of official, private and church records. Visitors can enjoy a programme of events including lectures and exhibitions. 028 9053 4800proni.gov.uk F3

Queen’s Welcome Centre Lanyon BuildingQueen’s University,Belfast BT7 1nnA unique and internationally-renowned institution, stretching back over 160 years. Architecturally stunning with its imposing front façade, guided and self-guided tours are available. Gift shop and visitor information onsite. 028 9097 5252qub.ac.uk/vcentre/B8 VP

RSPB Belfast WOWAirport Road West, Belfast Harbour estateBelfast BT3 9eDBelfast’s window on wildlife is home to birds from all over the world. Get a unique and up-close view of the wildlife that calls Belfast lough home.028 9046 1458rspb.org.uk/belfastlough

S.S. nomadic Hamilton Graving DockQueen’s islandTender to the Titanic and the last remaining White Star Line ship in the world. Restored to her original glory and back home in Belfast’s Hamilton Dock. 028 9073 7860nomadicbelfast.comF3 VP

Schomberg House 368 Cregagh Road, Belfast BT6 9eYSchomberg House is the headquarters of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. A new interpretive centre is to be opened by early 2015, showcasing the history and culture of the Orange Order.028 9070 1122 grandorangelodge.co.uk

St George’s Market May Street &Oxford Street,Belfast BT1 3nQDating back to 1896 and renowned for its fresh, local produce and great atmosphere. Friday Variety Market 6am-2pm, Saturday City Food, Craft & Garden Market 9am-3pm. Sunday Food, Craft & Antique Market10am-4pm. 028 9043 5704 stgeorgesmarket.comD5

Steam Trains ireland N.I Steam Trains represent an opportunity to travel in time! Look out for dates of forthcoming steam train trips within the events listings or check online.028 9024 6609 steamtrainsireland.com


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The Mill Conway Street 5-7 Conway Street,Belfast BT13 2DeThis beautifully refurbished flax spinning mill hosts a vibrant food and craft market every Saturday, houses 2 art galleries and provides historical textile tours. Restaurant and Irish Republican History Museum onsite.028 9024 9646facebook.com/thepeoplesmill

Oh Yeah Music Centre 15-21 Gordon Street, Belfast BT1 2LGA dedicated centre telling the story of local music in the heart of Belfast, featuring a music exhibition, performance space, rehearsal rooms and café. A must see for any music fan!028 9031 0845ohyeahbelfast.com C4 VP

Parliament Buildings,Stormont Upper newtownards Rd, Belfast BT4 3LPParliament Buildings is one of the most striking buildings in NI and is home to the NI Assembly. Take a free tour, relax in the gift & coffee shop or enjoy a walk around the stunning Stormont Estate.028 9052 1333niassembly.gov.uk VP

Public Record Office ofnorthern ireland 2 Titanic BoulevardTitanic Quarter,Belfast BT3 9HQPRONI is the main source of national, local and genealogical material relating to N.I,


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Titanic Belfast Queen’s Road,Belfast BT3 9DPThis state of-the-art visitor experience tells the story of the Titanic, from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction, launch, famous maiden voyage and subsequent place in history. 028 9076 6386titanicbelfast.com F2 VP

Titanic’s Dock &Pump-House northern ireland Science ParkQueen’s Road,Belfast BT3 9DTThe final place where the celebrated RMS Titanic rested on dry ground. See the ship’s physical footprint in history, learn about Belfast’s shipbuilding legacy in the new visitor centre or take a guided tour. 028 9073 7813titanicsdock.com G1 VP

Ulster Folk andTransport MuseumCultra BT18 0eUExperience life from over 100 years ago as costumed guides demonstrate traditional crafts. The story of Titanic comes to life at TITANICa: The Exhibition and step aboard majestic steam locomotives in the Transport Museum.0845 608 0000nmni.com VP

Ulster Hall Bedford Street,Belfast BT2 7FFA Victorian music hall dating back to 1862, containing the world-famous Mulholland Grand Organ. Home to the Ulster Orchestra,

café and art gallery onsite and an event programme runs throughout the year. 028 9033 4455ulsterhall.co.uk C5

Ulster HistoricalFoundation49 Malone Road,Belfast BT9 6RYFounded in 1956 to promote interest in Irish history and genealogy, offering an ancestral research service, books, conferences and lecture tours.028 9066 1988ancestryireland.com e2 VP

Ulster Museum Botanic Gardens, Belfast BT9 5ABBringing history, science and art collections to life. Discover ancient relics, explore one of the finest collections of Irish art and gaze upon treasures from the Spanish Galleon, Girona. 0845 608 0000nmni.com B8

War Memorial Gallery 21 Talbot Street, Belfast BT1 2LDAn exhibition of NI’s contribution in WW2 include books of remembrance, life size displays, an audio visual show on the home front, a Belfast blitz memorial window and a bronze centre piece. 028 9032 0392niwarmemorial.org C4

CuLTuRAL ATTRACTIONSDuncairn Centre for Culture & ArtsDuncairn Complex, The Manse, Duncairn Avenue, Belfast BT14 6BPThis former 19th Century Church is one of Belfast’s most beautiful venues. The centre offers a variety of arts based events and classes, including special concert nights. 028 9074 7114theduncairn.com

Spectrum Centre 331-333 Shankill Road,Belfast BT13 3AAA multi-purpose arts and cultural venue, the Spectrum Centre offers ‘state-of-the art’ facilities with a small heritage exhibition and cafe. A programme of events take place throughout the year.028 9050 4555spectrumcentre.com

FAMILYATTRACTIONSAunt Sandra’sCandy Factory 60 Castlereagh Road, Belfast BT5 5FPRecreating an original 1953 sweetshop, watch hand-crafted candy being made to 100 year old recipes. The ice cream parlour and tea house offers a variety of delicious treats including yellow man ice cream. 028 9073 2868auntsandras.comG6 VP

Belfast Zoo off Antrim Road,BT36 7Pn (4 miles north of city centre)Home to more than 1,200 animals and 140 species. Many of the animals are under threat in their natural habitat and depend on zoo staff to provide them with the best care possible. 028 9077 6277belfastzoo.co.uk VP



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Titanic Belfast Queen’s Road,Belfast BT3 9DPthis state of-the-art visitor experience tells the story of the titanic, from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction, launch, famous maiden voyage and subsequent place in history. 028 9076 6386titanicbelfast.com F2 VP

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The Clock atFountain Centre Fountain Street,Belfast BT1 6eTThe only automaton clock in Ireland with 24 bells playing hourly, from 9am-6pm. Watch as religious figures emerge every 3 hours, while Alice in Wonderland characters rotate 3 mosaic panels, depicting the progress of the day. C5

Dundonald international ice Bowl 111 Old Dundonald Road,Belfast BT16 1XTA great family day out or group outing awaits, with a range of exciting activities including N.I’s only public Olympic size ice rink, Xtreme tenpin bowling or Indiana Land play kingdom.028 9080 9100theicebowl.com

Odyssey Queen’s Quay,Belfast BT3 9QQHome to the Belfast Giants, the arena hosts some of the biggest names in entertainment. The complex offers a 12 screen multiplex cinema, ten pin bowling, W5 Interactive Discovery Centre and a Pavilion of restaurants and bars.028 9045 1055theodyssey.co.uk e3

Streamvale Open Farm 38 Ballyhanwood Road,Dundonald BT5 7SnThis family run dairy farm offers visitors the chance to watch the milking, cuddle baby animals, go for a wildlife walk and take a tractor or pony ride. Situated on the edge of Belfast, with beautiful views

Cave Hill Country Park entrance at Belfast Castle/Belfast Zoo BT15The Park has a wealth of geological, archaeological and botanical interest. The adventure play area is popular as are the marked trails ranging from gentle strolls to challenging walks up Cave Hill (1182ft). 028 9077 6925belfastcity.gov.uk/parksandopenspaces

Drumglass Park entrance to the park is via Lisburn Road/ Cranmore Park.Drumglass Park is popular with families and young children and hosts music events in the summer. It has public gardens and a children’s playground. belfastcity.gov.uk

Lagan ValleyRegional Park South Belfast BT8 7XTThe beautiful park comprises of Lagan Meadows, Belvoir Forest Park, Barnett Demesne, Minnowburn Beeches and the famous Giant’s Ring.belfastcity.gov.uk

Sir Thomas andLady Dixon Park Upper Malone Road, Belfast BT17The park offers one of the world’s best rose gardens with the City of Belfast International Rose Trials held here. Visitors can also admire the Japanese Garden and kids can enjoy a play area. belfastcity.gov.ukVP

OTHER ATTRACTIONSFáilte Feirste Thiar Promoting tourism in West Belfast with a website providing useful information on what to see and do. Whether it’s Gaelic fixtures, taxi tours, eating out or forthcoming events, you will find it here. visitwestbelfast.com

Titanic Foundation LtdWhere imagination and innovation capture Belfast’s Titanic spirit. Discover the maritime and industrial heritage of the area and enjoy an exciting programme of events and activities.028 9073 0493titanic-foundation.org

Titanic Quarter LtdThomas Andrews House, Queen’s island, Belfast BT3 9DT From unique Titanic heritage to world-class concerts and the largest urban sports centre on the island, Titanic Quarter is N.I’s most exciting urban community. 028 9053 4590titanicquarter.com F2

The Ulster-Scots AgencyThe Corn exchange31 Gordon Street,Belfast BT1 2LG celebrating heritage and cultural traditions, the ulster scots agency promotes a wide range of special events, dance and music classes and language courses. 028 9023 1113ulsterscotsagency.com e3

over the city. 028 9048 3244streamvale.com

W5whowhatwherewhenwhy2 Queen’s Quay,Belfast BT3 9QQVisitors of all ages can let their imagination turn, twist and fly through over 250 interactive exhibitions. With special events throughout the year and the new Climbit, multi-storey climbing structure. 028 9046 7700w5online.co.uk e3 VP

PARKS & OuTDOORSPACESBelfast Hills Fantastic views over Belfast and beyond from Cave Hill and Belfast Castle or Black Mountain. Explore the paths through Colin Glen Valley and Carnmoney Hill woodlands, or, enjoy the heath and wildflowers of Divis or Slievenacloy. 028 9060 3466belfasthills.org

Botanic Gardens Stranmillis Road/Botanic Avenue,Belfast BT9The restored Palm House (1852) is a masterpiece of moulded glass and wrought iron, displaying exotic trees and flowering plants.belfastcity.gov.uk B8


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OuTSIDEBELFASTArmagh County MuseumThe Mall east, Armagh BT61 9Be The museum’s collections reflect the lives of people who lived and worked in Armagh. With a range of changing exhibitions throughout the year, this is an ideal place to see and explore the orchard county. 0845 608 0000nmni.com

Down County MuseumThe Mallenglish StreetDownpatrick BT30 6AHLocated in a stunning Georgian Gaol, discover the story of Co.Down over the last 9000 years. With over 1200 objects on show, a lively programme of events and temporary exhibitions. 028 4461 5218downcountymuseum.com

Glenarm Castle’sHistoric WalledGarden2 Castle Demesne,Glenarm BT44 0BQ One of N.I’s oldest estates and home to the McDonnell family, Earls of Antrim, since the early 17th century. The castle’s historic Walled Garden and charming tea room are open to the public at key times of the year. 028 2884 1203glenarmcastle.com

WWT Castle espie 78 Ballydrain Road,Comber BT23 6eA Castle Espie’s unique beauty is full of the sights and sounds of nature, perfect for families and groups. Coffee shop, scenic walks, hides, picnic and play areas, gift shop and special events. 028 9187 4146wwt.org.uk

NATIONAL TRuSTThe national Trustnorthern ireland Rowallane House, Saintfield, Co. Down BT24 7LH Offering an array of places to visit throughout N.I, from historic houses and gardens to family walking and cycling trails, music and family fun days to special tours, gift shops and cosy tea rooms. 028 9751 0721nationaltrust.org.uk

The Argory Moy, DungannonBT71 6nA Set in a large estate on the banks of the River Blackwater, the 19th century house is often described as a treasure trove, whilst the grounds make a great afternoon walk to explore nature. 028 8778 4753nationaltrust.org.uk

craft shops, eateries and the Raceview gallery.07884 362 339raceviewmill.com

Sheans Horse Farm Heritage & Historical Centre 38 Coolkeeran Road, Armoy, BallymoneyBT5 3 8XL Discover the Irish clans and chieftains; learn about their close connections with the Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland through the eyes of Sorley Boy McDonnell, the last of the great McDonnell chieftains.07759 320434sheanshorsefarm.com

The Steensons Workshop & Gallery Toberwine St, Glenarm,Ballymena BT44 0AP The Steensons Economuseé is a jewellery workshop where visitors can watch highly skilled goldsmiths handcrafting beautiful contemporary jewellery, whilst browsing the stunning collections on display.028 2884 1445thesteensons.com

Ulster AmericanFolk Park 2 Mellon RoadOmagh, Co Tyrone BT78 5QU The Museum houses over 29 exhibit buildings including a street of original American and Irish rural buildings. Step on board the Brig Union Emigrant Ship to sail away to the new world.0845 608 0000nmni.com

Grey Abbey House& GardensGrey Abbeynewtownards,Co Down BT22 2QA Considered as one of the finest Georgian country houses in Ireland. A variety of trees, shrubs and plants flourish in the gardens with 2 orchards, a working walled vegetable garden and a southern hemisphere garden.028 4278 8666greyabbeyhouse.com

island Turf CraftsVisitor Centre51 Dungannon RoadCoalisland,Co. Tyrone BT71 4HP Make your own work of ‘turf’ art, which will be framed for you to take home or shop for unique gifts including turf replicas of Ardboe Cross and the Giant’s Causeway.028 8774 9041islandturfcrafts.com

Old BushmillsDistillery Co Ltd2 Distillery Road,Bushmills BT57 8XH Watch whiskey making take place in Ireland’s oldest working whiskey distillery. Experience a guided tour of Ireland’s only “grain to glass” distillery and discover trade secrets learned over 400 years of distilling.028 2073 1521bushmills.com

Raceview Mill 29 Raceview RoadBroughshaneBT42 4JJ Set in beautiful grounds including a butterfly riverside path and steeped in history, the woollen mill now houses


Castle Ward near Strangford, DownpatrickCo. Down BT30 7LS A unique 18th century mansion overlooking Strangford Lough. Walking, cycling and horse trails, suitable for all the family, weave throughout the estate grounds. An adventure playground and farm yard are also on site. 028 4488 1204nationaltrust.org.uk

Giant’s CausewayVisitor Centre 40 Causeway Road,Bushmills BT57 8SU Explore way marked trails and enjoy spectacular coastal scenery. The state of

the art Visitor Centre unlocks the mystery of the landscape and offers a unique glimpse into the wonder that is the Giant’s Causeway. 028 2073 1855nationaltrust.org.uk

Mount Stewart near newtownards,Co. Down BT22 2AD From formal gardens to woodland walks there are surprises around all corners. Guided house tours are available which provide an insight into the Londonderry family. Fully licensed restaurant on site.028 4278 8387nationaltrust.org.uk

Patterson’s Spade Mill Templepatrick,Co. Antrim BT39 0AP Ireland’s last surviving water driven spade mill. Popular with all ages, the demonstration includes the use of original hammers, turbines and a press, and explains the history and culture of the humble spade. 028 9443 3619nationaltrust.org.uk

Rowallane Gardens Saintfield,Co. Down BT24 7LH Ideal for leisurely walks, great outdoor activities or just simply relaxing on a garden seat. Dine

in the café that reflects the seasons or visit the shop and take a piece of Rowallane home with you. 028 9751 0131nationaltrust.org.uk

Springhill20 Springhill Road,Moneymore BT45 7nQ A charming 17th century house with a rich and fascinating history. Guided tours include the historic house and the costume collection. Enjoy the beautiful walled gardens, estate walks and cosy tearoom. 028 8674 8210nationaltrust.org.uk

Belfast Cathedral welcomes visitors from 9am-5.15pm Monday to Saturday, and from 1pm-3pm on Sundays. There is a modest charge for entry. An audio tour and guidebook are also available. Guided tours for larger groups can be booked in advance.

Discover more onlinewww.belfastcathedral.org

ToursOPEN TOPBuS TOuRSBelfast City SightseeingThe hop on - hop off open-top bus tour operates daily, taking in the Titanic Quarter, Stormont and Parliament Buildings, the Shankill and Falls Roads, and the picturesque Queen’s Quarter. 028 9032 1321belfastcitysightseeing.comVP

Belfast City ToursThis comprehensive open top hop on–hop off bus tour of Belfast includes the Titanic Quarter, the Falls and Shankill Roads, plus an exclusive stop at Belfast Castle with free tea & coffee.028 9032 1912citytoursbelfast.comVP


OTHER BuS / COACH / MINI BuS TOuRSAllen’s Giant’s Causeway ToursSpend a memorable day visiting the unforgettable Giant’s Causeway. Travel onboard a private coach taking in the spectacular natural beauty of the Antrim Coast.028 9091 5613allensbelfastbustours.com

Between Rocks And Hard Places Landscape ToursExplore the hidden landscapes of N.I on a bespoke geology and landscape guided tour which can be tailored to suit all your personal requirements. 028 9038 8462bgs.ac.uk

City and CausewayTours Specialising in smaller groups, City and Causeway Tours can accommodate up to 8 passengers and provide tours of Belfast City, Giant’s Causeway and the Antrim coast. 07802 81 1000 / 07860 436283cityandcausewaytours.com

executive Coach ToursThe long established coach tour company specialise in tours of the North Coast including the stunning Giants Causeway and the very popular Game of Thrones day tour.028 8673 7325quinnscoachhire.com


experience ArdsArds TiC31 Regent Streetnewtownards BT23 4ADExploring the heritage, history and scenic beauty of Strangford Lough and the Ards Peninsula, the programme includes walking, coach and boat tours, escorted by experienced registered guides.028 9182 6846ards-council.gov.uk

Derry/Londonderry and Belfast’s murals. Belfast City Centre pick up and drop off available. 07904 350339legendsofthenorth.com

Matthews Coach HireOffering a variety of day trips to N.I throughout the summer months including Titanic Belfast, Crumlin Road Gaol, Giants Causeway and Ulster American Folk Park. 00353 42 9378 188matthews.ie

McComb’s Giant’s Causeway & Titanic ToursDeparts from the international YouthHostel, Donegall RoadOperating Belfast’s longest established daily tour of the Causeway Coast area. As well as fully guided daily tours to the Giant’s Causeway and Titanic Belfast. Check out the new Game of Thrones guided tour. 028 9031 5333mccombscoaches.com


Game of Thrones Locations TourVisit the stunning filming locations featured in the award winning series while your guide, a filming extra and fan, regales you with talesof myths & legends, heroes & heroines. 028 9032 1912citytoursbelfast.com


Game of Thrones Tours LtdA fully immersive experience where you visit several locations from the hit show including Winterfell and the Abbey where Robb became ‘King of the North’. The tour includes lunch at Winterfell.028 9568 0023 gameofthrones tours.com


Legends of the north - The Path of DiscoveryPersonalised tailor made tours to iconic places such as Giant’s Causeway, Titanic Quarter, Game of Thrones locations,

McComb’s Giant’s Causeway & Titanic ToursDeparts from the international Youth Hostel, Donegall RoadOperating Belfast’s longest established daily tour of the causeway coast area. as well as fully guided daily tours to the Giant’s causeway and titanic Belfast. check out the new Game of thrones guided tour. 028 9031 5333mccombscoaches.com

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Odyssey Coach ToursOffering visitors to Belfast the longest established tour of what is commonly called “The eighth wonder of the world”. Travel in one of the luxury coaches along the Causeway Coastal Route.028 9024 0300odysseycoachtours.co.uk


Paddywagon ToursDaily guided tours from Belfast to the Giant’s Causeway with admission to the Causeway visitor experience included. Enjoy stunning coastal views, a photo stop at Dunluce Castle and time to cross Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge.080 078 34191paddywagontours.com


SELF GuIDED TOuRSBelfast iToursExperience the history, culture, and hustle and bustle of the city in a new way. Download to your mobile device, hire an MP4 or buy a preloaded micro SD card and get touring.028 9024 6609visit-belfast.com

GuIDED TAxI TOuRSValue Cabs Taxi TourA variety of vehicles are on offer on this tour which takes in sights including Belfast City Hall, Queen’s University, Stormont, Titanic Quarter, Shankill and

Falls Roads, including murals and peace line. 028 9080 9080valuecabs.co.uk

Belfast AttractionsThe original black taxi tour, specialising in the political history of Ireland and ‘the troubles’, murals, peace walls and more. Local guides bringing local history to life.07751 565359 /028 9024 7797belfastattractions.co.uk

Belfast CabsInformative, value for money tours, catering for up to 8 people or for larger parties. Tours include Titanic Experience Tour, Belfast Political Taxi Tour, Buildings of Interest, and Antrim Glens and Coast Tour.028 9024 2700belfastcabs.com

Belfast City ToursHear about ‘The Troubles’ from people who lived through it, in a relaxed, private taxi tour. Other tours include the North Antrim coast, Derry/Londonderry, Ancient Ireland or take a tailored tour. 07921 503493belfastcitytours.com

Belfast Famous BlackCab Tours.comAn authentic, original, in-depth 90 min tour. Visiting key political mural sites that depict The Troubles, including peace walls, Falls & Shankill Roads, international wall and lots more. 07702 060573 / 028 9024 7797belfastfamousblackcabtours.com

The Black Cab Tourtaking you through the loyalist and republican heartlands where the murals tell the story from a historical perspective. write your own message on the peace walls and enjoy a city sightseeing tour.07798 602401touringaroundbelfast.com

Belfast Mural ToursSee the famous murals, hear first-hand accounts of life through conflict, visit the Falls and Shankill neighbourhoods, Peace Walls and more. Local guides with local knowledge. Available in Spanish and Italian. 07846 687085belfastmuraltours.comVP

Cab Tours niThe guides are all taxi drivers who worked throughout the troubles serving both communities. Visit the Shankill and Falls Roads with opportunities to photograph the murals.07907 769797cabtoursni.com

irish Cab ToursA tour of Belfast’s history from its domination in the flax and linen industries to ship building and the launch of RMS Titanic. Discover how N.I has evolved from times of conflict to growth, peace and reconciliation.028 9024 8595irishcabtours.com

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Taxitrax ToursCity tours visit the famous wall murals throughout Belfast conveying local politics, history and culture. Go for a journey into the politics of Belfast from the late 60’s to the present day. 07892 716660 / 028 9031 5777 taxitrax.com

BOAT TOuRSLagan Boat CompanyDaily guided Titanic Boat Tours of Belfast Harbour, where RMS Titanic was designed, built and launched. You can also hop aboard for a River Lagan Tour, Belfast Harbour Lough Tour or a Carrickfergus day trip. 028 9024 0124 / 07718 91 0423laganboatcompany.comVP

TITANIC TOuRSTitanic Boat ToursDeparts fromDonegall QuayThe World’s only Titanic Boat Tour offers a guided tour of Titanic Quarter taking in the sights of the iconic Harland & Wolff cranes, Titanic’s Dock & Pumphouse and Titanic Belfast. 028 9024 0124 / 07718 910423titanicboattours.com

Discovery Tour at Titanic BelfastQueen’s Road,Belfast BT39 9ePVisitors are introduced to the historic story and landmarks, through to the modern day concept, build and fascinating facts and features of Titanic Belfast - the iconic tribute to Titanic’s story. 028 9076 6386titanicbelfast.com

Titanic’s Dock &Pumphouse Toursnorthern ireland Science ParkQueen’s Road,Belfast BT3 9DTVisit the last place Titanic rested on dry ground and descend 44ft to the bottom of the dock and discover the engineering story inside the Pump-House. Refreshments and free Wi-Fi available. 028 9073 7813titanicsdock.comG1 VP

WALKING TOuRSAway A Wee WalkOffering a daily tour of the Causeway Coast which includes a stunning 5 mile cliff path walk into the Giant’s Causeway site, the world famous Antrim Coast drive and a visit to Carrick-A-Rede. 07837 703643awayaweewalk.com

Belfast City Walking Tours & Coach Guide ServicesA wide range of themed walking tours with tailored options

are available for groups of 10+ with an optional qualified Blue Badge guide. 07974 315293 / 028 9029 2631belfast-city-walking-tours.co.uk

The Belfast Ghost WalkEncounter Belfast’s darkest secrets as you learn of executions, disease, strange encounters, ghastly murder, body-snatching and ghostly returns from the dead. Private tours also available. 07961 717992ghostwalkbelfast.com

Cemetery ToursBelfast City and Milltown cemeteries offer visitors a fresh and dynamic view of the history of Belfast, highlighting the political and cultural identity of late 19th century Belfast. 028 9024 6609

Clonard Monastery ToursA unique opportunity to visit one of the most iconic churches in Belfast. Home of the Redemptorist Order. Tour includes the church, crypt and the monastery.07961 097066clonard-monastery-tours.org

Coiste Political ToursCoiste Political Tours provide in depth tours of West Belfast. Learn about the conflict from those who lived through it. Tours in Irish, Basque, Spanish and French are available for pre-arranged groups.028 9020 0770coiste.ie VP

Richard Hayward Walking TourRichard Hayward, actor, singer and writer, spent his life in a whirl of activity in mid-20th century Belfast. Visit locations he knew well and hear stirring stories of the past. 07762 379303clementswriting.comVP

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Belfast Running Tourssee Belfast while keeping fit! see both well known and hidden sights. runs are at an easy pace, suitable for most levels of fitness. Both visitors and locals are welcome. 07980 983341belfastrunningtours.co.uk


BIKE / SEGWAY TOuRSBelfast City Bike Toursnorm’s BikesUnit 15 Smithfield MarketplaceWinetavern Street Belfast BT1 1JeA fun eco-friendly tour of Belfast and beyond taking in over 20 points of interest Bike hire available. 07780 496969belfastcitybiketours.com

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Berwick Hall Bike Tours1 Hillsborough RoadMoira BT67 OHGGuided cycle tours of Down, Armagh & Antrim (including Belfast) to suit all levels. 028 9261 1577 / 07787 512960berwickhall.com

Segway niThe unique Segway City Tour focuses on the Titanic Quarter showing all the key points of this famous Ship. An off road version is available in Craigavon. 07764 448673segwayni.co.ukVP

GENEALOGY TOuRSFamily UlsterA family history research and tour service offering professional genealogical research into your family tree. Take the opportunity to visit any town, village, street, church, school, graveyard or home known to your ancestors. 028 9079 8551 / 07712 838225familyulster.com

TOuR GuIDESBelfast City Walking Tours & Coach Guide ServicesLocal experienced tour guide, William Dickson provides a wide range of walking tours covering early Belfast history, murals, Titanic, Ulster Covenant 1912

and all your travel needs. Beginners, societies, team building days or just an excuse to get away.07790 379038galantaireland.com

Go Global Travel PartnersEnjoy the flexibility of this N.I snippet tour. Combining superb accommodation, escorted tours, private driver/guides, river cruises, car/van rental, golf/sporting/adventure tours and more.028 7122 6144tournorthernireland.com

Moloney & Kelly TravelEach tour is individually planned and operated on a private basis offering a personalised service with every attention to detail, to ensure that you enjoy a memorable tour.+353 1 690 9450moloneykelly.com

Selective TravelN.I’s largest travel management company, offering tailored trips of a life-time, to suit your needs and budget.028 9096 2000selective-travel.com

Ulsterbus ToursUlsterbus Tours is N.I.’s number one coach tour operator offering a comprehensive range of short breaks and day tours throughout Ireland. Private tours including accommodation, admissions and guides can also be arranged.028 9033 7007ulsterbustours.com VP

CHAuFFEuR DRIVEN TOuRSValue CabsValue Cabs are well established in providing chauffeur driven tours of Belfast and NI. Drivers offer a friendly and professional service, with tours tailored to suit your individual requirements.028 9080 9080valuecabs.co.uk

Belfast Chauffeur – executive Car HireA large fleet of luxury cars perfect for airport and hotel transfers, golfing, sporting and musical events. Private tours of Belfast and N.I are provided by accredited World Hosts.07880 880923belfastchauffeur.com

Chauffeur Car ServicesExperienced chauffeurs driving a range of luxury executive vehicles, specialises in all types of executive transportation such as airport transfers, private hire for all occasions and tours.028 9336 7899chauffeurcarservices.com

Chauffeur RoyaleSit back and enjoy the stunning scenery and visitor attractions Belfast and N.I has to offer, all in the luxury of your own private vehicle with a qualified chauffeur and guide. 028 9263 8305chauffeurroyale.com

and events up to 1916. 028 9029 2631 / 07974 315293belfast-city-walking-tours.co.uk

northern ireland Tourist GuideAssociationBlue Badge tour guides have been trained to the highest standard. They will help you enjoy your tour and make a link between you and everything exciting this country has to offer. nitga.co.uk

TOuR ORGANISERS / GROuND HANDLERSBespoke northern irelandTaking the pain out of planning your trip, Bespoke NI tailor your visit to your needs and can arrange golf, shopping and sightseeing for your city short break. 028 9066 6816bespokebelfast.com

exclusive irelandA professional services company possessing extensive local knowledge, expertise and resources, specialising in the design and implementation of events, activities, tours, transportation and program logistics.07711 473040exclusive-ireland.com

Galanta irelandGalanta Ireland provides tailored golf breaks in Ireland including hotel stays


ActivitiesGOLFBalmoral Golf Club518 Lisburn RoadBelfast BT9 6GXGolfers and visitors are assured a warm and friendly welcome at Balmoral Golf Club and the course of 6,276 yards is an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels. 028 9038 1514balmoralgolf.com

Belvoir Park Golf Club73 Church RoadBelfast BT8 7AnA secluded and undulating Parkland Championship Course set in 136 acres of mature woodland. With stunning views over Belfast and a superb inland course offering one of Ireland’s best golfing experiences.028 9049 1693belvoirparkgolfclub.com

The Golf Club at HiltonCastle Upton estateTemplepatrickBT39 0DDSpectacular championship 18 hole golf course, built to USGA standards. Open to non-members, societies and corporate groups daily. Driving range, putting green and pro-shop also onsite. 028 9443 5542templepatrick.hilton.com

Malone Golf Club240 Upper Malone RoadDunmurry BT17 9LBA championship course set within 300 acres of parkland. Visitors are welcome to the club where they can enjoy a

round of golf, followed by refreshments in the bar and restaurant.028 9061 2758malonegolfclub.co.uk

Rockmount Golf Club28 Drumalig RoadCarryduff BT8 8eQCleverly designed with natural features of the undulating landscape incorporated within 18 holes, spread over 120 acres. Enjoy the club’s facilities including the competitively priced restaurant.028 9081 2279rockmountgolfclub.com

Royal Belfast Golf ClubStation Road, Holywood BT18 0BPAs one of the country’s premier 18 hole private members’ clubs, visitors receive a warm welcome, a wonderful golfing experience on the Harry Colt designed course and first class service in the Victorian clubhouse. 028 9042 8165royalbelfast.com

HORSE RIDINGSheans Horse Farm Riding School and Trekking Centre38 Coolkeeran Road, ArmoyBallymoney BT53 8XLExperience top quality trekking or hacking at the most extensive off-road facility along the north coast, where you can cast your eyes over breath-taking views of 5 counties.07759 320434sheanshorsefarm.com

WALKINGBelfast HillsCarnmoney Hill, Cave Hill Country Park, Divis & Black Mountain, Slievenacloy Nature Reserve, Glenside Community Woodland and Colin Glen Forest Park showcase spectacular views of Belfast and the countryside beyond. 028 9060 3466belfasthills.org

LEISuRE / ACTIVITY VENuESeddie irvine Sports 41 Balloo Road,Bangor BT19 7PGLocated 20 minutes outside Belfast city centre, Eddie Irvine Sports offer Karting, Paintball, Multi-Sports and much more.028 9145 1457eddieirvinesports.com

Lagan Valley Lisburn Leisureplex 12 Lisburn Leisure Park,Lisburn BT28 1LPThe LeisurePlex boasts the largest leisure pool of its kind in N.I, with some of the fastest, longest and wettest water rides in Ireland.028 9267 2121lisburncity.gov.uk

Odyssey Bowl Odyssey Pavilion2 Queen’s Quay, Belfast BT3 9QQState of the art 20 lane ten pin bowling alley and pool bar, with an excellent dining area and hot food served

to your lane. Licenced till late.028 9045 2100odysseybowl.co.uke3

nutts Corner Circuit11 Dundrod RoadCrumlin BT29 4SRNutts Corner Circuit provides the ultimate karting experience in N.I. Customers will reach pulsating speeds on the outdoor circuit, which is the largest in the country. 028 9082 5301nuttscornercircuit.com

Xtreme BowlingDundonald international ice Bowl111 Old Dundonald RoadBelfast BT16 1XTBecome king of the lanes in the 30 lane, state of the art bowling centre with spectacular glow in the dark Xtreme sessions. Bumper lanes and ball ramps are available for beginners and children. 028 9080 9100theicebowl.com

ADVENTuRE /OuTDOOR SPORTSBryson LaganSports 2 Rivers edge13-15 Ravenhill RoadBelfast BT6 8DnBryson LaganSports offers fun and developmental water sport and land based sessions to a wide range of customers including families, adults and children.028 9046 1711laganwatersports.com F5


Cable & WakeTitanic’s Dock & PumphouseQueen’s RoadBelfast BT3 9DTN.I’s only cable wake park offers the public the chance to try exhilarating wakeboarding and water-skiing in Belfast Harbour.07808 966163cableandwake.com G1 VP

Clearsky Adventure Centre & Strangford Sea SafariCastleward, Strangford Downpatrick BT30 7LTBased on the shores of Strangford Lough within the Castle Ward Estate; a wide range of activities are on offer including sightseeing boat

Mobile Team AdventureShaws BridgeBelfast BT8 7XPCanoe, kayak or mountain bike in the heart of Lagan Valley Regional Park. Explore by yourself or have a local guide show you around. Other activities include archery, rock climbing and more. 028 9064 6695 / 07749 011283mobileteamadventure.co.uk

trips, kayaking, Game of Thrones archery experience and more.028 4372 3933clearsky-adventure.comstrangford-seasafari.com

Colin Glen Forest Park163 Stewartstown RoadBelfast BT17 0HWHome of NI’s first Tepee campsite, the park is packed with activities, the park hosts rafting, kayaking, archery, bouldering, the famous SKYTrek High Ropes course and much more.028 9061 4115skytrek.tvVP

ireland Offroad experienceClandeboye estate, Bangor BT19 1RnAdrenaline junkies can

choose from a huge selection of activities including off road driving, blind 4x4 driving, canoeing, power boat trips, abseiling and more. 028 9185 2111irelandoffroadexperience.com

The Jungle ni60 Desertmartin Road, MoneymoreMagherafelt BT45 7RBThe innovative outdoor activity provider offers paintball, clay pigeon shooting, zorbing, forest segways, tree top adventure courses, llama trekking, pottery and more. 028 8674 8881thejungleni.com

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Ocean Youth Trust irelandOdyssey PavilionQueen’s QuayBelfast BT3 9QQA state of the art Adventure Camp (both indoor and outdoor) offering the experience to participate in an enhanced sail programme or take a sailing or power boat qualification. 07518 526109oyti.orge3

T13 Urban Sports Academy13 Sydenham Road,Titanic Quarter BelfastUncover a world of BMX, skateboarding, break dancing, urban art & DJ’ing. Have a go at an activity or just pop in and check out live DJ’s and the amazing space and art galleries. 028 9002 1393t13.tvF3

Todds LeapTodds Leap Rd, Ballygawley BT70 2BWA unique venue, offering electrifying adrenaline filled activities, including zipline, body zorbing, JCB driving, rodeo bull and more. 028 8556 7170toddsleap.com

Trigger Happy Belfast86 Parkgate Avenue, Belfast BT4 1JBA simulated combat games site with indoor and outdoor game zones including offices, streetscape and a warehouse. 07561 561331triggerhappybelfast.com

Ulster RugbyKingspan Stadium, 85 Ravenhill Park, Belfast, BT6 0DG028 9049 3222ulsterrugby.com

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TRY SOMETHING NEWBelfast Cookery School51-53 Castle StreetBelfast BT1 1GHThe city’s first purpose-built cookery school offers a range of courses designed to appeal to all ages and level of ability. 028 9023 4722belfastcookeryschool.com B4

Belfast Wine Tasting SchoolA fun evening of wine tasting offering a group of up to 20 to try 6 different wines at affordable prices.07591 [email protected]

Belfast Cookery School51-53 Castle Street, Belfast BT1 1GHthe city’s first purpose-built cookery school offers a range of courses designed to appeal to all ages and level of ability. 028 9023 4722belfastcookeryschool.com B4

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We Are VertigoUnit 1, Cedarhurst Rdnewtownbreda Factory estateBelfat BT8 7RHExtreme fun in the Alpine themed soft play village, high and low ropes, climbing tower, electric quads and log cabin party rooms. Alongside the adventure centre learn to ski and snowboard on 2 indoor slopes.028 9064 1229wearevertigo.com

SPECTATOR /COMPETITIVE SPORTSBelfast GiantsOdyssey Arena,Belfast BT3 9QQ028 9046 0044belfastgiants.com e3

Deep RiverRockBelfast City Marathon028 9060 5944belfastcitymarathon.com

Down Royal RacecourseMaze, Lisburn BT27 5RW028 9262 1256downroyal.com

Drumbo Park Greyhound Stadium57 Ballyskeagh Road,LambegLisburn BT27 5Te028 9061 0070drumbopark.com

irish Football AssociationWindsor ParkDonegall Avenue,Belfast BT12 6LW028 9066 9458irishfa.com

Ulster Grand Prix028 9261 9623ulstergrandprix.net

The Cookery Schoolat James Street South21 James Street SouthBelfast BT2 7GAThe purpose built interactive kitchen is the ideal location to participate in practical cookery classes or demonstrations, with a host of classes running throughout the year. 028 9043 4310jamesstreetsouth.co.ukB5

Hillmount BBQ Academy56 Upper Braniel RdBelfast BT5 7TXTrained specialists offer hands-on barbeque cooking experiences for all levels of ability, perfect for groupsand individuals. 028 9044 8213hillmount.co.uk

Kelly’s Mobile Roller SkatingA mobile rollerdisco available to come to a venue near you. Great for all celebrations, festivals and events. Hen parties and children’s birthdays are a specialty. 07971 635156kellysrollerskating.co.uk

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ShoppingSHOPPING CENTRESCastleCourtRoyal Avenue, Belfast BT1 1DDCastleCourt offers the ultimate shopping experience with over 80 great stores, 15 tasty food venues and a multi storey car park, right in the centre of Belfast.028 9023 4591castlecourt-uk.comC4

iKeA Belfast306 Airport Road WestBelfast BT3 9eJN.I’s only IKEA store offers a smorgasbord of products at highly affordable prices, a restaurant with Swedish and local specialities, plus a crèche and play areas throughout the store.0845 355 1113ikea.co.uk/belfast

The OutletOutlet ParkBanbridgeCo Down BT32 4GJJust 25 minutes south of Belfast on the main road to Dublin, The

Outlet Banbridge has nearly 60 stores with exclusive names, offering up to 70% off every day.028 4062 5151the-outlet.co.uk

SpiresFisherwick Place, Belfast BT1 6DWSpires Mall is located within the historic Presbyterian Assembly Buildings and houses a variety of small bespoke retailers offering designer label clothes, gift shopping and a charming cafe.028 9041 7200assemblybuildings.co.ukB5

Victoria Square1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QBAn exceptional shopping experience with spectacular views, Victoria Square showcases fantastic stores over 4 levels, great places to eat & drink, an 8 screen Odeon cinema and House of Fraser department store.028 9032 2277victoriasquare.comD5

DEPARTMENT STORESHouse of FraserUnit 41, Victoria Square Centre,1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QBThe anchor store has 5 levels, offering over 500 brands including beauty legends Crème de la Mer and fashion brands All Saints, Ted Baker and Armani Collezioni. Complimentary personal shopper service available.0844 800 3705houseoffraser.co.ukD5

KIDS RETAILERSGaby Childrenswear34 Gresham Street, Belfast BT1 1JnGaby’s offers a stunning range of christening and first communion wear with matching accessories featuring the exquisite ‘Celtic Christening Collection’, a fabulous selection of children’s bridal wear and beautiful baby gifts. 028 9032 5139gabychildrenswear.co.ukB4

Learning SPACe11a Fountain Centre, Belfast BT1 6eTLearning SPACE is a fun, educational toy store in the heart of Belfast, packed full of toys and games to inspire and motivate young imaginations. 028 9031 9360learningspaceni.co.ukC5

FASHION CLOTHING & ACCESSORIESeAST8 Castle PlaceBelfast BT1 1GBThe eclectic collections of women’s clothing, jewellery and accessories are designed to complement each other enabling you to create a distinctive look. Present this guide and receive an exclusive 10% discount.028 9032 4880east.co.ukC4

Fresh Garbage24 Rosemary Street, Belfast BT1 1QDSpecialising in ethnic, street, dance and rock clothing and accessories, this store is one of Belfast’s best known independent retailers; stocking make-up, jewellery, incense, artefacts and much more besides. 028 9024 2350C4

Jigsaw12-14 Arthur StreetBelfast BT1 4GDDiscover great weekend staples, slick sartorial separates and directional pieces to see you through the season in style. 028 9024 9110jigsaw-online.comC4

Learning SPACe11a Fountain Centre, Belfast BT1 6eTlearning space is a fun, educational toy store in the heart of Belfast, packed full of toys and games to inspire and motivate young imaginations. 028 9031 9360learningspaceni.co.ukC5

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Jonathan Keys Opticians20-22 Queen’s Arcade, Belfast BT1 5FFEyecare specialist Jonathan Keys stocks some of the most exciting eyewear collections by cutting edge designers Mykita, Tom Ford, Jean-Francois Rey, and Chanel and sunglasses by Ray-Ban, Tod’s & more. 028 9032 6563jonathankeys.comC5

L.K.BennettUnit L914Victoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QCL.K.Bennett is a British accessible luxury brand that reflects an unmistakable heritage; their collections of shoes, ready-to-wear, handbags and accessories, appeal to women who want a wardrobe perfect for any occasion. 028 9023 8292lkbennett.comD5

Liberty Blue19-21 Lombard StreetBelfast BT1 1RBAn Aladdin’s cave packed with gorgeous dresses, accessories and the most wonderful whimsical jewellery. Liberty Blue is celebrated for its quirky vintage inspired labels, sourced both locallyand globally. 028 9023 0396C4 VP

Lisburn Road Business AssociationThe renowned Lisburn Road showcases over 30 independent stores, nationally recognised interior designers and galleries, top health

The Cape Table 60B High StreetHolywoodCo Down BT18 9AeShop an inspired and inspiring collection of home decoration, furniture and tableware from local craftsmen and artists, as well as uniquely different pieces sourced from artisans and suppliers acrossthe globe.028 9042 7077thecapetable.com

Carroll’s Gifts & Souvenirs2-6 Castle Place, Belfast BT1 1GB34 Donegall Place Belfast BT1 5BA Located in the heart of Belfast city centre, Carroll’s Gifts & Souvenirs has thousands of items to choose from, for you to find the perfect memento of your stay in N.I.028 9023 8899 / 028 9031 3350carrollsgifts.co.ukC4 C5

Chinacraft25 Queens Arcade, Belfast BT1 5FFExperienced and friendly staff will assist you in choosing from a range of locally produced crafts and gifts including; Belleek, Newbridge Silverware, Waterford and Galway Crystal. 028 9023 0766chinacraftireland.comC5

Craftworld23-29 Queen Street, Belfast BT1 6eAVisit Ireland’s largest craft retailer to discover an extensive selection

of cardmaking and scrapbooking materials, haberdashery, kits, paints and dolls’ houses. 028 9024 9000craft-world.co.ukC5

Dawson’s Music121 – 125 Royal AvenueBelfast BT1 1FFStocking a wide selection of instruments, including acoustic and electric guitars, amps & effects, pianos & keyboards, drums & percussion, PA & DJ equipment, orchestra instruments, sheet music books and the very latest in music technology.028 9027 8555dawsons.co.ukC3

essey Musical & Kilts87 Castlereagh Road, Belfast BT5 5FeDiscover the tartan or clan associated with your name from a list of over 25,000 surnames and tartans. Kilts are genuine hand sewn 8 yard tailor made and can be delivered anywhere in the world. 028 9045 6177 / 028 9045 2000esseymusical.co.uk

The Giftshop - Belfast Waterfront2 Lanyon Place, Belfast BT1 3WHLocated within the Belfast Waterfront Hall, the Gift shop offers a wide range of gifts, including jewellery, children’s toys, colourful boxed French crockery and stationery. 028 9033 4434D5

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and beauty outlets and an abundance of eateries offering a huge selection of cuisines.thelisburnroad.com

ARTS/CRAFTS AND GIFTSAlice’s Wonderlandfor Gifts - UtopiaFountain Centre, College StreetBelfast BT1 6eTFounded in 1979, Utopia is an independent, family-run business where pleasure, entertainment and discovery can be found in the unique gifts, accessories and homeware on offer.028 9024 1342giftutopia.comB4

Avoca41 Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GBHousing some of the leading names in homeware including Cath Kitson and PIP. Avoca also houses highly acclaimed fashion labels, including the company’s own successful range, Anthology.028 9027 9950avoca.ieC5


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The Signature Works Ltd11-14 Dunlop industrial Unit 8 Balloo DriveBangor BT19 7QYThe largest embroiderer and printer in Ireland, The Signature Works source, print and

embroider clothing and promotional items with your name, logo, number or any other message. 028 9127 1131thesignatureworks.co.uk

Space Craft9b The Fountain CentreCollege Street, Belfast BT1 6eTThe Craft & Design Collective has brought together Artists, Designers and Makers from across NI to create this innovative shop/gallery/exhibition area. Indulge in a dazzling choice of unique, handmade gifts.028 9032 9342craftanddesigncollective.comB5

The Spinning Wheel9 Donegall Square WestBelfast BT1 6JAThe Spinning Wheel offers curtains and fabric, bedding, dress and craft fabrics, as

well as haberdashery. Choose from a stunning selection of knitting wools, patterns and a range of embroidery. 028 9032 6111thecottonmill.comC5

The Wicker ManRiver House, 44-46 High StreetBelfast BT1 2BeFilled with jewellery, pottery, knitwear, cards, musical instruments, clocks and more from over 150 craft workers from all over Ireland. Complimentary gift-wrapping service and monthly exhibitions by local artists.028 9024 3550thewickerman.co.ukD4 VP

The Wicker ManRiver House, 44-46 High Street, Belfast BT1 2Befilled with jewellery, pottery, knitwear, cards, musical instruments, clocks and more from over 150 craft workers from all over ireland. complimentary gift-wrapping service and monthly exhibitions by local artists.028 9024 3550thewickerman.co.ukD4 VP

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GARDEN CENTRESDundonald nurseries70 Old Dundonald RdDundonaldBelfast BT16 1XSExplore the family run nursery’s vast range of bedding plants, shrubs, trees, plants, hedging, planted gifts and much more before sampling tasty delights in the restaurant. 028 9048 3675dundonalnurseries.co.uk

Hillmount56 Upper Braniel Rd, Belfast BT5 7TXExplore the vast collection of outdoor plants and pots in an all-weather covered plant area. Shop in the stylish gift and furnishing section, extensive cook shop and BBQ showroom. 028 9044 8213hillmount.co.uk

Hillmount Bangor116 Belfast RoadBangor BT20 3nnEverything you need to love your garden, great gift ideas including Emma Bridgewater wellies and Joules clothing and the all-weather plant and pot area means you can be inspired all year round. 028 9127 2330 hillmount.co.uk

FOOD & DRINKCo Couture7 Chichester St, Belfast BT1 4JAOne of 80 of the world’s finest chocolate producers, offering gourmet artisan chocolates hand-made using only the finest raw ingredients. Co Couture specialise in producing and serving single origin chocolate and coffee.07888 899647cocouture.co.ukD5

Direct Wine Shipments5-7 Corporation Sq, Belfast BT1 3AJN.I’s “Aladdin’s Cave of Wines” with a focus on high quality famous names and niche growers. Passionate and knowledgeable staff can assist with wine matching, wines for weddings, events and parties. 028 9050 8000directwine.co.ukD3

Mace Titanic QuarterArc Retail UnitsTitanic QuarterBelfast BT3 9DTIncorporating The Green Deli, Mace Titanic offers a wide selection of fresh homemade food and convenience goods and also houses a Post Office counter with currency exchange. 028 9073 7176F3

McKay’s Confectioners26 Queen’s ArcadeBelfast BT1 5FFA family business satisfying Belfast’s sweet tooth since 1976 with a wide range of old fashioned sweets. The tobacco specialist offers the only walk in humidor in Belfast. 028 9032 7179 C5

Sawers5-6 Fountain CentreBelfast BT1 6eSSawyers stock a vast variety of products ranging from continental cheeses, local fresh seafood, olives, bespoke hampers, teas and coffee from around the world and much more. 028 9032 2021sawersbelfast.comC5

STYLEFashion PharmacyPharmacy stylists know the shop floor of every fashion outlet in the city, from vintage markets to top end luxury and can tailor a package to suit your budget. 028 9032 4437fashionpharmacy.nete1

JEWELLERYFred J. Malcolm641 Lisburn RoadBelfast BT9 7GTDiamond merchants, gold & silversmiths. 028 9066 2666fredjmalcolm.com

Lunn’s Queen’s ArcadeBelfast BT1 5FeLunn’s Victoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QGStocking many of the world’s leading watch and jewellery brands including Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, Chanel and Omega. Tax Free shopping is available to non EU residents. 028 9032 9799028 9032 5250lunns.comC5 D5

The SteensonsBedford StreetBelfast BT2 7FDContemporary design and fine craftsmanship is combined in the work of Bill and Christina Steenson along with many other jewellery designers. 028 9024 8269thesteensons.comC5

The SteensonsBedford StreetBelfast BT2 7FDcontemporary design and fine craftsmanship is combined in the work of Bill and christina steenson along with many other jewellery designers. 028 9024 8269thesteensons.comC5

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LEISuRE / SPORTSS Moore Ltd6-10 Chichester StreetBelfast BT1 4LALocated in the heart of the city centre, SS Moore offer a huge range of sports merchandise, stocking exclusive Ulster Rugby kits , Six Nations apparel and extensive footwear. Open: Mon-Sat 9am-5.30pm, Thu late til 9pm, Sun 1-5pm.028 9032 2966 / 028 9032 9196ssmsports.co.ukC5

ANTIquESBallinderry Antiques2 Lower Ballinderry RdLisburn BT28 2ePThe perfect place to find Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian furniture, silver, porcelain, glass, pictures, etc. Located5 mins from M1 Junction 9.028 9265 1046ballinderryantiques.co.uk

Oakland Antiques135-137 Donegall PassBelfast BT7 1DSBelfast’s largest antique showroom over 2 floors. The perfect place to find Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian furniture, silver, porcelain, glass and pictures.028 9023 0176oaklandantiques.co.ukC6

St George’s MarketCnr Oxford Street & May StreetBelfast BT1 3nQSt George’s Market is one of Belfast’s oldest attractions. It holds a weekly Friday Variety Market, the City Food and Craft Market on Saturdays and the Sunday Market. It also hosts a range of events throughout the year.028 9043 5704stgeorgesmarket.comD5

HOMEWAREBedeck465 Lisburn RoadBelfast BT9 7eZShop for gifts, stylish home and interior products, bed and bath brands, alongside Equinox at Bedeck offering an extensive range of designer homeware including Alessi. Something to suit every taste and budget. 028 9066 9828bedeck.com

Le Creuset21a Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GARenowned the world over for its premium quality cookware,Le Creuset stocks award-winning enamelled cast iron cookware, oven-to-table stoneware and professional kitchen and wine accessories collections. Tax free shopping. 028 9024 1048lecreuset.co.uk C5

AuCTION HOuSERoss’s Auctions37 Montgomery StreetBelfast BT1 4nXConsidered to have one of the finest sales room and gallery spaces of any auction house in Ireland. Public auctions include important Irish pictures, antique furniture, silver, porcelain, jewellery, clocks and fine wine.028 9032 5448rosss.comC5

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Smithfield MarketJunction of West Street andWinetavern Street, Belfast BT1 1JQsituated opposite castlecourt, smithfield houses 28 shop units with retailers selling anything from comics to camping equipment, electrical goods to collectable model soldiers. belfastcity.gov.ukB4


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FIND THAT SPECIAL GIFT

9 donegall sq northBelfast Bt1 5GJ. Directly oppositethe front ofBelfast City Hall.

why not come in and look at our range of unique and unusual gifts, crafts, souvenirs & Game of thrones merchandise. we have fantastic items at various prices including crafts, books, dvds, t-shirts, food products, great locally sourced gifts and so much more!


Arts & Entertainment

Craft niCotton Court42 Waring StreetBelfast BT1 2eDCraft NI supports contemporary craft and applied arts in N.I, by showcasing high quality craft at its premises in Cotton Court, at the heart of Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter.028 9032 3059craftni.org C4

F e McWilliam Gallery & Studio200 newry Road,Banbridge BT32 3nBCommemorating the well-known sculptor F.E. McWilliam the gallery houses a permanent display of the sculptor’s work, temporary exhibitions of Irish and international art, craft shop, cafe and visitor information point.028 4062 3322femcwilliam.com

The Gallery Whitehead19 Cable RoadWhitehead BT38 9PYBased in the domestic setting of an Edwardian house, this art gallery displays the homeowner’s own collection of contemporary art, along with solo monthly exhibitions by other artists.028 9337 3132thegallerywhitehead.co.uk

The Golden Thread Gallery84-94 Great Patrick StBelfast BT1 2LUN.I’s leading international contemporary visual arts organisation are committed to enhancing and widening

The Wicker Man Gallery44-46 High Street, Belfast BT1 2BeEach month The Wicker Man hosts an instore exhibition of work by local artists and craftspeople. 028 9024 3550thewickerman.co.ukC4

THEATRES/CONCERT VENuESevents taking place at the following venues are listed in the What’s On section.

Aisling Ghéar Theatre CompanyThe Gaeltacht Quarter216 Falls RoadBelfast BT12 6AH028 9020 8040aislingghear.com

Balmoral ParkMaze Long Kesh, LisburnCo Antrim BT27 5RF028 9066 5225balmoral-park.co.uk

Belfast Waterfront2 Lanyon Place, Belfast BT1 3WH028 9033 4455waterfront.co.ukD5

Black Box18-22 Hill Street, Belfast BT1 2LA028 9024 4400blackboxbelfast.comC4

Grand Opera HouseGreat Victoria St, Belfast BT2 7HR028 9024 1919goh.co.ukB5

ART GALLERIESArts and Disability ForumGround Floor, Cathedral Quarter Workspaces 109-113 Royal Avenue, Belfast BT1 1FFA regularly changing year-round programme, showcasing work by skilled artists who are disabled or deaf. All work is for sale.028 9023 9450adf.ie

Belfast exposed Photography 23 Donegall Street,Belfast BT1 2FFBorn from engagement with the community, Belfast Exposed houses contemporary photography galleries, a bookstore and archive with some of the most iconic images taken during the Troubles. 028 9023 0965belfastexposed.org

Belfast Print Workshop & GalleryCotton Court30-42 Waring StreetBelfast BT1 2eDDisplaying works by Belfast printmaking artists, a selection of etching, relief, screen and lithographic prints are available to purchase. 028 9023 0323bpw.org.ukC4

the cultural experience for those living in, working in and visiting the region.028 9033 0920goldenthreadgallery.co.ukD3 VP

The MACSt Anne’s Square, Belfast BT1 2nJThe MAC has 3 art galleries, including a climate-controlled gallery, showcasingthe best of local and international artists, open 7 days a week. 028 9023 5053themaclive.comC3

PLACe7-9 Lower Garfield St Belfast BT1 1FPPLACE offer architectural tours, exhibitions and events, as well as working with communities and design professionals. Its vision is a better place to live, work and play, inspired by communities making a difference. 028 9023 2524placeni.orgG4

Space Craft9b The Fountain CentreCollege Street, Belfast BT1 6eTThe Craft & Design Collective brings artists, designers and makers from across N.I together to create this innovative shop/gallery/exhibition area. Monthly exhibitions.028 9032 9342craftanddesigncollective.comC5


The King’s HallBalmoral, Belfast BT9 6GU028 9066 5225kingshall.co.uk

Lyric Theatre55 Ridgeway St, Stranmillis, Belfast BT9 5FBBox Office 028 9038 1081lyrictheatre.co.ukVP

The MAC10 exchange Street West, St Anne’s Square, Belfast BT1 2nJ028 9023 5053themaclive.comC3

The Odyssey ArenaQueen’s Quay, Belfast BT3 9QQBox Office 028 9073 9074odysseyarena.come3

T13 Shared Cultural SpaceQueens Road, Titanic Quarter, Belfast028 9002 1393t13.tvF3

Ulster HallBedford Street, Belfast BT2 7FF028 9033 4400ulsterhall.co.ukC5

IRISH LANGuAGE, CuLTuRE & ARTSAn Droichead20 Cooke Street, Belfast BT7 2ePIrish language and

PERFORMING & VISuAL ARTSBelfast Community Circus School23/25 Gordon St, Belfast BT1 2LGTeaching and performing circus arts in N.I, the school runs a youth circus and teaches circus workshops all over the country for both adults and young people. 028 9023 6007belfastcircus.orgC3

Crescent Arts Centre2-4 University Road, Belfast BT7 1nHThis multifaceted arts centre offers a selection of classes, workshops and performances daily throughout the year. 028 9024 2338crescentarts.orgB7

CINEMAMovie House Cinemas14 Dublin Road, Belfast BT2 7Hn028 9024 5700

City Side Retail Park, 100-150 York Street,Belfast BT15 1WA 028 9075 5000moviehouse.co.ukC6

Odeon BelfastVictoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QG028 9033 3423 odeon.co.ukD5

Odyssey CinemasOdyssey Pavilion,2 Queen’s QuayBelfast BT3 9QQ 028 9073 9134odysseycinemas.co.uke3

Queen’s Film Theatre20 University Square, Belfast BT7 1PA 028 9097 1097queensfilmtheatre.comB7 VP

Strand Arts Centre154 Holywood RoadBelfast BT4 1nY 028 9065 5830strandartscentre.com

To keep in touch with everythingthat’s happening locally, tune into CoolFM, Downtown Radio or U105 or grab a copy of the Belfast Telegraph.

belfasttelegraph.co.ukcoolfm.co.ukdowntown.co.ukU105.com

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cultural centre offering a wide range of classes, exhibitions and concerts. 028 9028 8818androichead.comC7 VP

Andersonstown Traditional &Contemporary Music SchoolWestcourt Centre,8-30 Barrack StreetBelfast BT12 4AHThe school offers visitors Irish traditional music workshops, in tin whistle and bodhrán culminating with a session where students can play along.028 9043 [email protected]

Cultúrlann Mc Adam Ó Fiaich216 Falls Road, Belfast BT12 6AHpromoting the irish language and culture, cultúrlann offers a varied programme of events including traditional music sessions, exhibitions and workshops. 028 9096 4180culturlann.ieVP

Cumann Cultúrtha Mhic Reachtain156 Antrim Road, Belfast BT15 2AHCumann Cultúrtha Mhic Reachtain is an Irish language and cultural arts organisation providing a varied programme of events and classes throughout the year. 028 9074 9688mhicreachtain.com


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HISTORIC HOSTELRIESSome of the oldest and best to be found anywhere are located in the heart of old Belfast.

Bittles Bar70 Upper Church Lane, Belfast BT1 4QLOne of the smallest niche pubs in the city, the curious triangular building holds Belfast’s largest selection of local beers and over 100 various whiskeys. 07793 962329D4

Crown Liquor SaloonGreat Victoria St, Belfast BT2 7BAThe ornate Victorian exterior and delightful interior make the Crown Bar Belfast’s greatest treasure since 1884. Enjoy a unique selection of real ales and local brews.028 9024 3187crownbar.comB5

an attractive old-style mahogany & brass bar, stained glass panels and traditional snugs. Live music at weekends upstairs and downstairs and food served daily.028 9024 2986B5

The Duke of YorkCommercial Court, off Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2LBA traditional Belfast bar, crammed with original mirrors and memorabilia. Cold beer, great Guinness and the largest selection of Irish whiskeys in Ireland. 028 9024 1062C4

The errigle inn312-320 Ormeau RoadBelfast BT7 2GeA famous traditional pub offering 5 bars, roof gardens and a beer garden, serving food throughout.028 9064 1410errigle.com

Fountain Bar16-20 Fountain StreetBelfast BT1 5eDEnjoy the ‘craic’ with session music every Friday, tuck into freshly prepared locally sourced food and shop in the ground floor off licence.028 9032 4769thefountainbar.com C5 VP

John Hewitt Bar51 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FHThe John Hewitt has a traditional style and is a popular venue for quality, live music with regular gigs and sessions ranging from jazz, traditional folk and cajun.028 9023 3768thejohnhewitt.com C4

The Garrick Bar29 Chichester St,Belfast BT1 4JBThe Garrick has been welcoming customers since 1870. A wide selection of beers are on offer, with tasty, locally sourced food served daily and a Traditional Session every Wednesday.028 9032 1984thegarrickbar.com C5

Hatfield House130 Ormeau Rd,Belfast BT7 2eBMarvel at the original bar fixtures and ornate ceilings produced by the same craftsmen who worked on RMS Titanic. The Hatfield offers a pub menu, live music every weekend and live sporting events. 028 9043 8764hatfieldhousebelfast.comD7

Kelly’s Cellars30-32 Bank StreetBelfast BT1 1HLOne of the oldest pubs in Belfast, Kelly’s Cellars remains resolutely old-fashioned, with vaulted ceilings and an elbow-worn bar, providing

food, traditional music sessions & plenty of craic. 028 9024 6058facebook.com/kellys.cellarsB4

McHughs29-31 Queen’s SquareBelfast BT1 3FGHoused in Belfast’s oldest building, McHugh’s offers ‘traditionally modern Irish cuisine’ including house specialty, Boxty Potato Cakes. Step down into the basement for trad, folk, blues, jazz and the best alternative local music. 028 9050 9999mchughsbar.comD4

The Morning Star17-19 Pottinger’s entryBelfast BT1 4DTThis historic pub dates back to 1810 with the original mahogany counter and old terrazzo floor. The upstairs restaurant prides itself on serving freshly made food using the best ingredients sourced locally. 028 9023 5986themorningstarbar.comD4

TRADITIONAL PuBSDozens of great traditional-style bars are to be found in and around the lively shopping streets of the downtown area, and nearby.

Brennan’s Bar46-50 Great Victoria StreetBelfast BT2 7BBBeyond the modern red brick exterior lies

The errigle inn312-320 Ormeau RoadBelfast BT7 2Gea famous traditional pub offering 5 bars, roof gardens and a beer garden, serving food throughout.028 9064 1410errigle.com

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The King’s Head829 Lisburn Road, BT9 7GYThe complete entertainment experience under one roof with a dedicated live lounge, gastro pub, beer garden and family friendly restaurant.028 9050 9950kingsheadbelfast.com

The Kitchen Bar1 Victoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QGThis vibrant city centre bar & restaurant boasts an all-day menu suitable for all tastes and budgets, including the famous ‘Paddy Pizza’. Big screen sport and great live music provide entertainment.028 9024 5268thekitchenbar.com D5

Lavery’s12-18 Bradbury Pl, Belfast BT7 1RSSituated in Belfast’s Queen’s Quarter, Lavery’s offers 4 bars across 3 levels with the elegant Gin Palace and Bohemian Back Bar providing food, music, DJs and live sports. 028 9087 1106laverysbelfast.com B7

Limelight Belfast17 Ormeau AvenueBelfast BT2 8HDThe Limelight complex encompasses The Limelight & Limelight 2 venues, as well as Katy’s Bar, hosting international touring acts, sell out club nights and local bands every week.028 9032 7007limelightbelfast.com C6

SMART & STYLISH BARSThere are many stylish bars and hotel lounges all over the city, attracting fashionably dressed and well-groomed clientele.

21 Social1 Hill StreetBelfast BT1 2LAA luxe bar, restaurant and nightclub located in the heart of Cathedral Quarter offering delectable food, premium drinks and a variety of entertainment from live acoustic sets to funky DJs. 028 9024 141521social.co.uk C4

Apartment2 Donegall Square, Belfast BT1 6JAThe Apartment is buzzing with activity all day long; offering coffees and pastries to revitalise weary shoppers, exquisite food for diners and laid back grooves in the evening with fabulous cocktails. 028 9050 9777apartmentbelfast.com C5

The Bar at the Fitzwilliam Hotel1-3 Great Victoria St, Belfast BT2 7BQThe stylish bar offers delicious food, served in intimate dining booths and a fabulous cocktail list. 028 9044 2080fitzwilliamhotelbelfast.com B5

The BasementBar & Grill18 Donegall Sq eastBelfast BT1 5HeThe only basement bar in the city, offering friendly service in a

relaxed atmosphere at great value. Live music sessions Fridays and Saturdays. 028 9033 1925basementbistrobar.co.uk C5

Benedict’s Bar7-21 Shaftesbury Sq, Belfast BT7 1RQEntertainment every night with a wide range of music from the 70s to current chart hits, attracting a metropolitan crowd of beer lovers, dance movers and cocktail shakers from all over the country. 028 9059 1999benedictshotel.co.uk B7

The Bridge House35-42 Bedford StreetBelfast BT2 7eJA warm welcome awaits at The Bridge House where you can enjoy a pint of real ale and a full menu which includes breakfast, served from 7am. 028 9072 7890jdwetherspoon.co.ukC6

Cabaret Supper Club38-44 Upper Arthur Street,Belfast BT1 4GHSumptuous 1920’s dining experience with 5 hours of electric entertainment ranging from burlesque dancers to jazz & tribute bands. Allocated Cabaret Butler for all tables. 028 9024 9009cabaretbelfast.comC6

The Chelsea346 Lisburn Road Belfast BT9 6GHA slick urban retreat offering a relaxed setting for food and drinks. World renowned

Pavilion Bar296-298 Ormeau Rd, Belfast BT7 2GDKnown locally as the “Big House”, the 3 bars consist of a large traditional long Public Bar, first floor Boutique Bar live music venue and top floor quirky Loft Bar with 6 pool tables.028 9028 3283pavilionbelfast.com

Robinsons38-42 Great Victoria St, Belfast BT2 7BAEnjoy a pint in the Saloon Bar, fine food in the Bistro, live Irish music in Fibber Magees nightly, or even sing the night away in the Karaoke bar BT1. 028 9024 7447robinsonsbar.co.ukB5

Sunflower Bar65 Union StreetBelfast BT1 2JGThe Sunflower Public House is free of gimmicks and themes, where music is very much part of the pub’s life. Hearty bowls of stew are served at the weekends.028 9023 2474sunflowerbelfast.comB4

Wellie Bar & Grill21 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 6RUThe Wellie Bar & Grill at the Wellington Park Hotel is a popular venue with a lively atmosphere, offering great food, good music and live sporting events on big screen. 028 9038 1111wellingtonparkhotel.comB8

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mixologist Wayne Collins has helped staff redesign the cocktail list and the result is a selection of fabulous drinks. 028 9068 7177thechelseabar.com

The Cloth earThe Merchant Hotel35 -39 Waring StreetBelfast BT1 2DYThe Cloth Ear’s warm and welcoming interior provides the ideal environment to relax in style. Combining both modern and traditional elements with a healthy dose of the eccentric! Food served daily. 028 9023 4888themerchanthotel.com D4

Cutter’s WharfLockview Road, StranmillisBelfast BT9 5FJIdyllically located on the banks of the Lagan, rowers and boats drift by this bright airy bar and restaurant making it the perfect spot for relaxing and enjoying the food and drink. 028 9080 5100cutterswharf.co.uk

The Dirty Onion2 Waring StreetBelfast BT1 2eDA modern take on the traditional Irish pub with live entertainment and great ‘craic’, 7 nights a week including open workshops in singing and traditional instruments, to sessions with traditional musicians. 028 9024 3712 thedirtyonion.com C4

Madison’s Café BarMadison’s Hotel59-63 Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1JLThe Café Bar is a lively and vibrant venue at the heart of the local music scene and includes the popular Avenue nightclub. 028 9050 9800madisonshotel.comC7

Horatio Todd’s406 Upper newtownards Road Belfast BT4 3eZ Located in the heart of East Belfast the bar offers a huge selection of drinks, while the restaurant serves sophisticated dishes made with locally sourced produce.028 9065 3090 horatiotodds.com

The empire40-42 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JQThe heartbeat of Belfast’s live music scene, The Empire offers great live music, a weekly comedy club, food served daily and shows all major sporting fixtures. 028 9024 9276thebelfastempire.comC7

Four Winds111 newton ParkSaintfield Road,Belfast BT8 6LXCombining the stylish Wine Bar, the very comfortable Lounge Bar and the newly opened Grill at the Four Winds. Breathtaking views over Belfast and delicious food all under one roof.028 9070 7970thefourwinds.co.uk

The Grill Bar10 Donegall Sq SouthBelfast BT1 5JDThe fantastic free entertainment line-up includes Relentless Fridays and Lollipop Saturdays! Feel right at home in the vibrant bar with a delicious selection of cocktails and special offers every week. 028 9024 1001tensquare.co.ukC5

The Harp Bar35-39 Hill StreetBelfast BT1 2LBNamed after one of Belfast’s best loved punk rock venues, features whiskey-branded memorabilia inspired by the building’s origins as the headquarters of the old Bushmills Distillery. 028 9032 9923C4


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McCracken’s Café Bar4 Joy’s entryBelfast BT1 4DRHidden along historic Joy’s Entry, McCracken’s is a great favourite with locals and tourists alike. McCracken’s firmly oozes 21st century chic and at the weekends transforms into a premium music venue. 028 9032 6711mccrackenscafebar.co.ukD4

Metro Bar13 Lower Crescent, Belfast BT7 1nRBringing you live entertainment every Wednesday & Saturday, with must-try gin cocktails and platters to share, enjoy live music, great conversation and speciality drinks. 028 9032 3349crescenttownhouse.comC7

The northern Whig2 Bridge StreetBelfast BT1 1LUAn ultra-stylish, neo classical bar and restaurant situated right in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, well known for its award winning cocktails and locally sourced cosmopolitan cuisine. 028 9050 9888thenorthernwhig.comC4

The Parlour2-4 elmwood AvenueBelfast BT9 6AZThe ultimate student haunt, with entertainment every night, special drinks offers and reasonably priced food including the popular Parlour Pizzas. 028 9068 6970parlourbar.co.ukB8

Queen’s Café Bar4 Queen’s Arcade, Belfast BT1 5FFThe popular menu offers European dishes, ranging from light salads to succulent steaks. Daily specials include a variety of fresh fish, home-made pasta and an assortment of chicken dishes. 028 9024 9105queenscafebar.co.ukC5

RBG4 Clarence Street WestBelfast BT2 7GPRelax in the lavish surroundings of RBG and enjoy the chilled atmosphere and city beer garden. RBG is a great after work watering hole and weekend hotspot with live entertainment. 028 9067 7707parkinn.co.ukC6

Ryan’s Bar & Restaurant116-118 Lisburn RoadBelfast BT9 6AHConveniently located on the ever popular Lisburn Road, Ryan’s comprises of a bar and a separate restaurant, with an emphasis on providing good food, value and service. 028 9050 9850ryansbelfast.comA8 VP

The Tree House38-44 Upper Arthur Street,Belfast BT1 4GHIreland’s only roof top restaurant with retractable roof. Informal, al fresco dining in the heart of the city. 028 9024 9009ampmbelfast.comA8

Voodoo9-11 Fountain StreetBelfast BT1 5eARelax in the intimate bottom bar or venture upstairs to the club and music venue. The lunch menu is a perfect blend of traditional and Cajun style dishes at very affordable prices.028 9027 8260

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Ye Olde eglantine inn32 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 5BQAn established watering hole popular with locals and students alike. Great drink offers include the legendary shooter ladder and Buckfast Bar. Homemade food served daily and entertainment available every night. 028 9038 1994egbar.co.ukA8

JAZZ BARSBert’s Bar16 Skipper Street, Belfast BT1 2ZYBert’s Jazz Bar is the first authentic jazz bar in N.I, offering an excellent selection of live jazz and mouth-watering food.028 9026 2713themerchanthotel.comD4

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The Harp Bar35-39 Hill Street, Belfast BT1 2LBnamed after one of Belfast’s best loved punk rock venues, features whiskey-branded memorabilia inspired by the building’s origins as the headquarters of the old Bushmills distillery. 028 9032 9923C4

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Find out where Traditional Music Sessions are happening right acrossthe city every night of the week

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Ollies atThe Merchant Hotel35-39 Waring Street, Belfast BT1 2DYSituated in the basement of the Merchant building in what used to be the old bank’s vaults, the brick vaulted ceilings, the old granite walls and even the underside of the impressive front steps all add to the unique ambiance of the club.028 9023 4888olliesclub.comD4

The Pavilion296 Ormeau Road, Belfast BT7 2GDKnown locally as the “Big House”, the 3 bars consist of a Public Bar on the ground floor, first floor Boutique Bar live music venue and top floor quirky Loft Bar with 6 pool tables.028 9028 3283pavilionbelfast.com

Limelight Belfast17 Ormeau AvenueBelfast BT2 8HDThe Limelight Complex encompasses The Limelight & Limelight 2 venues, as well as Katy’s Bar, hosting international touring acts, sell out club nights and local bands every week.028 9032 7007limelightbelfast.comC6

i Love The 80s @ Madison’s Hotel59-63 Botanic Avenue,Belfast BT7 1JLThe Ultimate 80s revival every Friday night. Expect Wham! Madonna, Blondie and the rest of the best of the 80’s. Hen & Stag parties are welcome and fancy dress is encouraged.028 9038 8348madisonshotel.comC7

NIGHTCLuBSAlibi BelfastBradbury Place, Queens Quarter, Belfast BT7 1RRLocated on Bradbury Place, in the heart of the Queen’s Quarter, ALIBI focuses on Bourbon served with a twist and excellent customer service. Open 7 days a week.028 9023 3131alibibelfast.comB7

Lavery’s Ballroom& Mister Tom’s12-18 Bradbury PlaceBelfast BT7 1RS028 9087 1106laverysbelfast.comB7

SPORTS BARS

CitiGolfForsythe HouseCromac StreetBelfast BT1 4nBa fun venue for all with golf, big screen wii/Xbox, karaoke, food and fully licenced bar.028 9023 2232citigolfbelfast.com D5

Rockies Sports BarOdyssey Pavilion2 Queen’s Quay, BelfastNorthern Ireland’s only Canadian Sports Bar. One of Europe’s top Ice Hockey Bars with over 500 sporting jerseys from around the world on show.028 9046 7020rockiessportsbar.com e3


Eating OutMODERN21 Social1 Hill StreetBelfast BT1 2LAA luxe bar, restaurant and nightclub located in the heart of Cathedral Quarter offering delectable food, premium drinks and a variety of entertainment from live acoustic sets to funky DJs.028 9024 141521social.co.ukC4

AMPM Belfast 38-44 Upper Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GHServing casual French, Irish & European dishes in an unconventional way while seeking to provide faithful clientele with irresistible food, unparalleled service & an intoxicating bohemian atmosphere.028 9024 9009 ampmbelfast.com

4th Wall St Anne’s Square, Belfast BT1 2LRA cultured brasserie with a stylish, comfortable and intimate ambience, offering fresh and locally sourced fare.028 9027 8707 4thwallbelfast.comC3

Apartment 2 Donegall Square, Belfast BT1 6JA From morning coffee & breakfast, through lunch and early evening dining, Apartment has something for everyone. Famous for cocktails, mixed drinks, quality dining and the best view in Belfast. 028 9050 9777 apartmentbelfast.comB5

arc Brasserie2 Lanyon PlaceBelfast BT1 3WH Situated inside the Belfast Waterfront, the arc Brasserie is the perfect place to either dine before a show or relax and enjoy some delicious cuisine.028 9024 4966 waterfront.co.ukD5 VP

The Bar + Grill at James Street South RestaurantBelfast BT2 7GADrawing its inspiration from the great steak houses of New York and French inspired brasseries, The Bar + Grill offers a friendly and relaxed dining experience. 028 9560 0700belfastbargrill.co.ukC5

Bistro este221 Upper newtownards Road,Belfast BT4 3JDClassic bistro food with a modern twist, using fresh local produce. Bistro Este are known for using unusual cuts of meat and fish, incorporating flavours from around the world.028 9065 6976facebook.com/bistroeste221

Benedicts Restaurant 7-21 Bradbury Place, Belfast BT7 1RQ Benedicts offers great local produce with a fresh new twist at attractive prices. The emphasis is firmly based on delivering superb food, impeccable service, value for money and delighting customers.028 9059 1999 benedictshotel.co.ukB7

Cafe Conor 11a Stranmillis Road, Belfast BT9 5AF The former studio of renowned local artist William Conor, specialises in contemporary Irish cuisine and classic dishes. 028 9066 3266 cafeconor.comB8

Café Vaudeville 25-39 Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GQ One of Belfast’s most stylish bars, Café Vaudeville offers fine dining at affordable prices and has some of the best entertainment listings Belfast has to offer.028 9043 9160 cafevaudeville.comC5

Canteen at the MAC St Anne’s Square, Belfast BT1 2nJSet inside the urban and modern surroundings of The MAC, Canteen serves contemporary food from fresh, modern menus which offer breakfast, lunch and evening dishes.028 9023 5053themaclive.comC3

Cellar Restaurant At Belfast Castle, Antrim Road,Belfast BT15 5GR A cosy, candlelit, vaulted space amidst corridors of antiques and antlers, providing the best of local produce.028 9077 6925 belfastcastle.co.uk

The Cloth ear The Merchant Hotel35-39 Waring Street, Belfast BT1 2DY The Cloth Ear serves an all-day menu featuring the best of homemade

food, complimented by a selection of wine, cocktails, specialty beers and coffees.028 9026 2719 themerchanthotel.comC6

Coco Restaurant 7-11 Linenhall Street,Belfast BT2 8AAThe chic boutique surroundings of Coco welcome those who love to eat well, in style. Relax and enjoy locally sourced food, cooked to perfection. 028 9031 1150cocobelfast.comC5

Cutters Wharf Lockview Road, StranmillisBelfast BT9 5FJThe large beer garden and wonderful riverside views, make Cutters Wharf a perfect location to relax and enjoy a drink, or dine in the European influenced restaurant. 028 9080 5100cutterswharf.co.uk

Deanes at Queens 1 College Gardens, Belfast BT9 6BQWith its glorious terrace, Deanes at Queens takes full advantage of its enviable location. Chris Fearon of Great British Menu fame serves up a variety of menu options.028 9038 2111michaeldeane.co.uk

Deanes Deli Bistro 42-44 Bedford Street,Belfast BT2 7FFFun, relaxed and fabulous, a regular haunt for visiting celebrities wanting to wind down with great food and wine or a delicious weekend cocktail. 028 9024 8800michaeldeane.co.ukC5


Deanes Deli Vin Café 42-44 Bedford Street,Belfast BT2 7FFCafé by day serving breakfast, sandwiches, lunch specials and an afternoon menu, it transforms by night into a candlelit wine bar. 028 9024 8800 michaeldeane.co.ukC5

Deanes eiPiC 28-40 Howard Street, Belfast BT1 6PFPossibly the most sophisticated restaurant in the Deanes portfolio, Head Chef Danielle Barry serves the best quality local ingredients cooked to the highest standard. 028 9033 1134 michaeldeane.co.ukC5

Deanes Meat Locker 28-40 Howard Street, Belfast BT1 6PFMeat Locker, as the name suggests, is a meat driven restaurant led by Simon Toye. The wide ranging menu offers prime steaks from the feature Asador grill to lobster thermidor and BBQ ½ chicken. 028 9033 1134michaeldeane.co.ukC5

Flame Restaurant46 Howard Street, Belfast BT1 6PGFlame’s custom built 10ft Asado Grill and Tandoori ovens bring cooking to life as you sit at your table overlooking the open kitchen.028 9033 2121 flamerestaurant.co.ukC5

Fontana Restaurant61a High Street,Holywood BT18 9AeFontana’s menu is bursting with locally grown and sourced seasonal produce from lobster to wild mushrooms; enjoy the best ingredients N.I has to offer.028 9080 9908

Ginger7-8 Hope Street, Belfast BT12 5eeHead chef Simon McCance specialises in fish without forgetting vegetarians and meat eaters. The award winning Ginger has a strong reputation for quality and value for money.028 9024 4421gingerbistro.comC6

The Graduate Bar130 Ormeau Road, Belfast BT7 2eBThe Graduate Bar/Eatery/Café offer morning coffee, food served daily, live music and a great selection of beers and cocktails. 028 9023 8825thegraduatebelfast.comD8

The Great Room RestaurantThe Merchant Hotel35-39 Waring Street,Belfast BT1 2DYThe jewel in the crown of the Merchant Hotel, offering a blend of tradition with a modern twist. Breakfasts, lunches, and sumptuous à la carte dining. Afternoon teas are accompanied by a live string quartet on Saturdays. 028 9023 4888themerchanthotel.comD4

The Green RoomRamada Belfast, Shaw’s BridgeBelfast BT8 7XPOffering truly seasonal dishes, using local produce sourced within N.I, menus change regularly to ensure the freshest, most delicious ingredients are used.028 9092 3500ramadabelfast.com

The Grill Room10 Donegall Square South, Belfast BT1 5JDThe elegant surroundings of the colonial styled Grill Room, serves lunch and dinner daily, with a relaxed Sunday breakfast available.028 9024 1001tensquare.co.ukC5

Grill @ Four Winds 111 newton Park, Belfast BT8 6LX Situated on the top floor, Grill offers a splendid panoramic view of Belfast City. Enjoy the “best steaks in the city” in the opulent surroundings. 028 9070 7970 thefourwinds.co.uk

Hadskis 33 Donegall St / Commercial Court,Belfast BT1 2Bn An eclectic little dining room with a great kitchen counter where you can taste an ever changing menu of daily specials alongside some classic European dishes.028 9032 5444 hadskis.co.ukB3

Havana Bank Square 56-58 Berry Street,Belfast BT1 1FJ Serving seasonal food, the kitchen brings together its influences to create contemporary and ingredient led dishes. Combining great food with a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing live music every Thursday and Friday evening.028 9031 0809havanabanksq.comB4

Home Restaurant 22 Wellington Place,Belfast BT1 6GeFeel good food, throughout the day with morning coffee and pastries, a deli serving a selection of soups, salads, sandwiches and home baked treats. Lunch and dinner served in the restaurant. 028 9023 4946homebelfast.co.ukB5

The Grill Room10 Donegall Square South Belfast BT1 5JDthe elegant surroundings of the colonial styled Grill room, serves lunch and dinner daily, with a relaxed sunday breakfast available.028 9024 1001tensquare.co.ukC5

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Howard Street Restaurant56 Howard Street,Belfast BT1 6PGServing up full-flavoured dishes created from the current season’s ingredients sourced locally. Complementing the menu is a rejuvenated cocktail list and a range of artisan wines. 028 9024 8362howardstbelfast.comC5

The ivory Restaurant3rd Floor House of Fraser, Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QGA mix of traditional and modern fare, The Ivory offers excellent service and stunning city views from the fabulous balcony area. With a selection of locally sourced produce, expertly prepared by award winning chefs.028 9032 4577 theivorybelfast.comD5

James Street South Restaurantno. 21 James Street South, Belfast BT2 7GACombining the best of N.I produce with classical French dishes.

A perfect location for lunch or dinner, business or pleasure where good food, wine and service come together in comfortable relaxed surroundings.028 9043 4310 jamesstreetsouth.co.ukC5

The King’s Head829 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7GYEnjoy a pint in the modern vintage front parlour, a burger, pie or pasta dish in the gastro pub’s cosy booths, or splash out on the smart country club restaurant upstairs.028 9050 9950 kingsheadbelfast.com

Knife & ForkGrill and DeliMalone Lodge Hotel60 eglantine Avenue,Belfast BT9 6DYKnife & Fork’s menu encompasses the thrill of the grill! The best of Irish meat combined with local flair, establishing itself as one of the most up and coming restaurants in Belfast. 028 9038 8000malonelodgehotelbelfast.com A8

Lavery’s12-18 Bradbury Place, Belfast BT7 1RSLavery’s offer an extensive food menu featuring wholesome traditional Irish food as well as modern contemporary dishes. 028 9087 1106laverysbelfast.com B7

Lisburn RoadBusiness AssociationThe renowned Lisburn Road offers something for everyone, with award winning restaurants, sandwich bars, quality coffee houses, tea rooms and ice cream parlours.thelisburnroad.com

Le WintersStrangford Arms Hotel92 Church St, newtownards BT23 4ALExtensive menus provide a familiar choice of freshly prepared local and international cuisine. 028 9181 4141strangfordhotel.com

Madison’s59-63 Botanic Avenue,Belfast BT7 1JLThe award-winning restaurant caters for all tastes, from breakfast right through to evening cuisine, while the relaxing Café Bar features speciality coffees and famous cocktails. All day menu available daily.028 9050 9800madisonshotel.comC7

Malmaison Brasserie34-38 Victoria Street,Belfast BT1 3GHA unique blend of sumptuous interiors and busy, buzzing atmosphere. The award winning home grown and local menu lets you sample the finest of

ethically sourced Irish produce.028 9022 0200malmaison.comD4

Maze11 Wellington Place, Belfast BT1 6Ge Fresh, locally sourced produce is used to create dishes which provide taste sensations. The cocktail bar offers a range of exciting drinks, and at certain times, live acoustic music. 028 9508 6794mazerestaurant.comB5

Metro Kitchen13 Lower Crescent, Belfast BT7 1nRAwarded an AA Rosette and recommended by Bridgestone Guide, Metro Kitchen offers an extensive A La Carte menu with an excellent choice of wines.028 9032 3349crescenttownhouse.comC7

Molly’s Yard1 College Green MewsBotanic Avenue,Belfast BT7 1LWMolly’s Yard serves modern Irish cuisine and prides itself on using the finest local ingredients. Locally produced draught beers are available along with a select choice of wines.028 9032 2600mollysyard.co.ukC7

Lavery’s12-18 Bradbury Place, Belfast BT7 1RSlavery’s offer an extensive food menu featuring wholesome traditional irish food as well as modern contemporary dishes. 028 9087 1106laverysbelfast.com B7

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The Morning Star17-19 Pottinger’s entry,Belfast BT1 4DTTuck into gargantuan steaks of quality assured Ulster beef and Irish stew. The kitchen also has a great sense of adventure - crocodile, shark and kangaroo all pop up from time to time. 028 9023 5986themorningstarbar.comD4

The nationalGrande Café62-68 High Street,Belfast BT1 2BeCafe food, hot specials daily and an extensive drink selection in an intimate and unique setting with Belfast’s biggest beer garden outside.028 9031 1130C4

The northern Whig2-10 Bridge Street,Belfast BT1 1LUThe popular venue based in the heart of the city, serves quality food daily. With its fantastic menu, fabulous cocktails and sumptuous surroundings the Northern Whig has it all.028 9050 9888thenorthernwhig.comC4

Olio Restaurant17 Brunswick Street, Belfast BT2 7GeThe exciting menu combines the best of international cuisine and fine wines. Close to the Grand Opera House, Olio is the ideal venue for pre-theatre dinner or supper after the show.028 9024 0239oliorestaurant.co.ukC5

Ox Restaurant1 Oxford Street,Belfast BT1 3LAthe award winning OX offers relaxed dining overlooking the river lagan. the restaurant uses a creative approach to seasonality to deliver a top gastronomic experience. 028 9031 4121oxbelfast.comD4

Pavilion Bar296-298 Ormeau Road, Belfast, BT7 2GBServing food every day, chefs combine the freshest local ingredients with a creative approach to serve varied daily specials and delicious homemade desserts.028 9028 3283pavilionbelfast.com

The Potted HenSt Anne’s Square11 edward Street,Belfast BT1 2LRSituated in the popular St.Anne’s Square, The Potted Hen serves innovative, gourmet Irish food with a modern twist.028 9023 4554pottedhen.co.ukC3

RBG Bar & Restaurant4 Clarence St West, Belfast BT2 7GBA grill bar that boasts succulent steaks and serves classic New York style cocktails. Relax in the lavish surroundings where the atmosphere is chilled and the service exceptional.028 9067 7707parkinn.co.ukC6

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Salt BistroSaint Anne’s Square,Belfast BT1 2LRTop quality food in a relaxed atmosphere. Dishes include organic salmon and salads, fabulous Dundrum Mussels, sustainable fresh fish and dry aged sirloin steak, all locally produced.028 9023 8012saltbistrobelfast.comC3

The Salty Dog Hotel& Bistro10-12 Seacliff Road,Bangor BT20 5eYOffering great local produce served in a relaxed atmosphere as well as a place to stay in a relaxed setting. Situated closely to Bangor’s busy town centre and the marina.028 9127 0696saltydogbangor.com

The Secret Garden at Dundonald nurseries78 Old Dundonald Road, Belfast BT16 1XSLocal, simple, hearty food is prepared to perfection and complemented by the beautiful views towards Stormont and the Craigantlet Hills.028 9048 4000dundonaldnurseries.co.uk

Remedy Café Bar6 Fountain Street,Belfast BT1 5eDWhether it’s a posh sausage sandwich for breakfast, the famous Remedy burger for lunch or any one of the great offerings on the evening menu, delicious food is available all day. 028 9032 9800remedybelfast.co.ukB4

The RestaurantThe Fitzwilliam Hotel1-3 Great Victoria Street, Belfast BT2 7BQSumptuous all day menus are wholesome, elegantly simple and uncomplicated. Using the finest fresh local produce, The Restaurant is all about flavour and redefining casual dining.028 9044 2080fitzwilliamhotelbelfast.comB5

Robinson & Cleaver1-3 Donegall Sq north Belfast BT1 5GAWith a splendid view of Belfast City Hall, relax on the terrace with a bite to eat and a cocktail or grab a freshly made sandwich in the Urban Deli.028 9031 2666robinsonandcleaver.comC5

Ryan’s Bar & Restaurant116-118 Lisburn Road,Belfast BT9 6AHA traditional menu with a fresh contemporary twist, from sharing platters to veggie grazers, farm quality assured steaks to Irish boxtys. A family friendly venue with a relaxed atmosphere.


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ASIANChina Buffet KingUnit R1, Level 2, Victoria Square1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QGA feast of Asian dishes are on offer in this family friendly buffet-style Chinese restaurant. Choose your table, join the queue, fill your plate and enjoy. 028 9024 8100chinabuffetking.co.ukD5

Cosmo Level 2 / Unit R5, Victoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QGFrom the Chinese countryside and fishing villages of Japan, to the food markets of Delhi and everywhere in between; experience your favourite dishes from around the world. 028 9023 6660www.cosmo-restaurants.co.ukD5

House of ZenUnit 3 St Anne’s SquareBelfast BT1 2LRBringing a little bit of the Orient to the traditional cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter. Offering a unique blend of Asian fusion cuisine, served up in cool, funky and relaxed surroundings. 028 9027 8688houseofzen.co.ukC3

Shed Bistro467 Ormeau Road,Belfast BT7 3GRThe perfect lunch and dinner experience with a tantalising menu including chargrilled steaks and lamb, fresh fish, pasta, Belfast’s best burger and rings, daily specials and more, all using the freshest local ingredients.028 9064 2630shedbelfast.com

Shu Restaurant253 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7enOne of the most renowned eateries in Belfast, Shu offers simple French-influenced food using the best seasonal ingredients, served at a reasonable price, in an elegant location.028 9038 1655shu-restaurant.comA8

Sonoma RestaurantHilton Hotel, 4 Lanyon Place, Belfast BT1 3LPEnjoy River Lagan views from the floor-to-ceiling windows while you savour dishes such as rump of Irish lamb or panfried seabass over business lunches, family celebrations and romantic dinners.028 9027 7000hilton.co.uk/belfaste5

SQ Bar & GrillRamada encoreSt. Anne’s Square, BelfastThe restaurant serves a selection of dishes from all around Europe with an emphasis on local recipes and ingredients. SQ Bar and Grill believe simplicity is the key.0844 801 0331encorebelfast.co.ukC3 VP

The Tap Room atHilden BreweryHilden Brewery, Grand Street, Hilden,Lisburn BT27 4TYA great venue for formal dinners, summer barbeques and other social events. Enjoy a beer with great food and learn about Hilden beer with a brewery tour.028 9266 3863taproomhilden.com

TGi FridaysLevel 2 Victoria Square,Belfast BT1 4QGThe authentic American style restaurant makes every day feel like Friday as it’s the perfect venue for families, work groups, birthdays, couples and friends with an extensive cocktail and delicious food menu.028 9024 9050tgibelfast.co.ukC5

Yardbird2 Waring Street,Belfast BT1 2eDYardbird is a free range rotisserie chicken restaurant. Here the chicken is marinated over night before being cooked before your eyes on the restaurant’s speciality Brazilian rotisserie.028 9024 3712thedirtyonion.comC4

Ye Olde elk inn793 Upper newtownards Road,Belfast BT16 0YeOld meets new in this East Belfast restaurant with a superb blend of traditional fayre and lavish surroundings whilst the Public Bar oozes rustic charm.028 9048 0004theelkbar.com

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The Square Restaurant89 Dublin Road,Belfast BT2 7HFThe Square offers a wide range of menus with tempting and exciting dishes, along with a great selection of wines to suit all tastes and budgets.028 9023 9933square-restaurant.comB6

St. Georges Bar & Grill1st Floor, St. Georges Market, 119 May Street, Belfast BT1 3JLThe first floor location overlooks the bustling St.Georges Market. The menu comprises of the freshest local produce including meat, seafood and grill dishes.028 9024 0014stgeorgesbargrill.comD5

Stir RestaurantMaldron Hotel,Belfast international Airport BT29 4ZYA very handy stop-off for Belfast International Airport. Stir Restaurant at the Maldron Hotel offers a relaxed and stress free zone for the hungry traveller.028 9445 7000maldronhotelbelfast.com

Stix and Stones 44-46 Upp Queen St. Belfast BT1 6RDAn exciting new steak and seafood restaurant in the heart of Belfast city centre, with a selection of food being served off hot stones, making the experience exciting, fun & delicious.028 9031 9418stixandstonesbelfast.co.ukB5


Sakura SushiJapanese Restaurant82 Botanic Ave,Belfast BT7 1JRSpecialising in the art of sushi as well as offering a variety of fusion food. Carefully chosen dishes are prepared using only fresh ingredients; creating deliciously nutritious and naturally low fat cuisine.028 9043 9590sakurabelfast.comC7

Wagamama BelfastUnit FFC6/Victoria SquareBelfast BT1 4QGInspired by delicious Japanese noodle bars and flavours, Wagamama offers an exciting and inclusive casual dining experience.028 9023 6098wagamama.com.niD5 VP

Zen55-59 Adelaide Street,Belfast BT2 8FeThe innovative menu offers a wide range of new and exciting Japanese style dishes including a plethora of ‘Fusion cuisine’ consisting of Japanese and Asian food with a Western twist. 028 9023 2244zenbelfast.co.ukC5

IRISH/TRADITIONALHolohans@the Barge1 Lanyon QuayBelfast BT1 3LGA family run restaurant situated on a Barge on the river Lagan. This licensed restaurant specialises in Irish Cuisine, both traditional

and modern and all food is sourced locally within the province.028 9023 5973D5

INDIANArchana53 Dublin Road,Belfast BT2 7HeWith mouth-watering marinades, best quality spices and locally sourced produce, Archana is one of the first eateries to bring the tastes and recipes of the Indian subcontinent to the N.I palate.028 9032 3713archana.co.ukB6

Gingeroot73-75 Great Victoria StreetBelfast BT2 7AFRelax in this modern, family run restaurant with delicious food with an authentic Indian feel. Ingredients are sourced locally to ensure diners can enjoy the freshest food without compromise.028 9031 3124gingeroot.comB6

Moghul Restaurant62a Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JRAward winning authentic Indian Restaurant serving the finest selection of Indian dishes and beers, complemented by traditional décorand music.028 9032 6677moghulrestaurant botanic.co.ukC7

Safa Fine indian Cuisine30-32 Bank Street, Belfast BT1 1HLSafa is a contemporary Indian restaurant located in Belfast city centre. Using authentic Indian recipes and traditional cooking methods to deliver a unique taste experience; all dishes are additive & dye free.028 9023 3519safabelfast.comC4

The Spice ClubShaws Bridge,Belfast BT8 7XPThe Spice Club offers a fresh and healthy approach to Indian cuisine, using only the finest spices and ingredients from

around the world to put together a truly tantalizing menu.028 9092 3515thespiceclub.co.uk

ITALIANChubby Cherub49A Upper Arthur St, Belfast BT1 4GHImagine a dining experience that transports you to the café culture of Rome or Milan, where your senses are enticed by the smells and taste of delicious Italian cuisine.028 9031 2964chubbycherubbelfast.comC3

Deane and Decano537 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7GQA stylish buzzing restaurant/café/bar with a distinctly Italian flavour. Located on the ever fashionable Lisburn Road, Deane and Decano is open for lunch, afternoon snacks & dinner.028 9066 3108michaeldeane.co.uk

FiliniRadisson Blu, The Gasworks, 3 Cromac Place, Belfast BT7 2JBFilini is a sophisticated, modern Italian restaurant with a simplistic and seductive style offering antipasti, pastas, risottos, pizzas, traditional meat dishes and delicate desserts.028 9043 4065radissonblu.co.ukD6

Holohans@the Barge1 Lanyon Quay, Belfast BT1 3LGa family run restaurant situated on a Barge on the river lagan. this licensed restaurant specialises in irish cuisine, both traditional and modern and all food is sourced locally within the province.028 9023 5973D5

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Scalini85 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JLWhether you are seated under the stars or up in Romeo & Juliet’s balcony, diners will feel they are actually there. With a superb selection of pizza, pasta and extensive grill dishes, enjoy this Italian experience. 028 9032 0303scalinirestaurant.co.ukC7

Speranza16-19 Shaftesbury Square, Belfast BT2 7DBWith a focus on fresh, local produce, Speranza has always been about the food and with a wide variety of dishes on offer; you can really experience Italian food, at its best. 028 9023 0213speranzabelfast.comB6

Villa italia Restaurant37-41 University Road, Belfast BT7 1nDIn the heart of the bustling University area, Villa Italia, is a firm favourite with visitors and locals. The extensive grill, pizza and pasta menu offers a selection of authentic Italian dishes to tempt any palate.028 9032 8356villaitaliarestaurant.co.ukB7

MExICANChiquitoUnit 4 Victoria Square Belfast BT1 4QGChiquito restaurant bar and Mexican grill is located on the top floor Victoria Square

and offers a menu of light bites and delicious dishes with a Mexican / American flavour. 028 9043 6770chiquito.co.ukD5

SEAFOODDeanes Love Fish28-40 Howard St, Belfast BT1 6PFNot just another restaurant; it is a totally different eating out experience in Belfast. The informal but stylish coastal interior will make you feel welcome & relaxed the minute you walk through the door.028 9031 1959michaeldeane.co.ukB5

Mourne Seafood Bar34-36 Bank Street, Belfast BT1 1HLFresh, locally sourced seafood traditionally prepared or with an Asian twist. Favouring local ingredients and beers, value for money and friendly service. Oysters and mussels from Mourne’s own shellfish beds. 028 9024 8544mourneseafood.comC4

Tedfords Restaurant5 Donegall Quay, Belfast BT1 3eATop quality, local produce cooked with care and imagination, the menu changes regularly with prime meats & lots of fresh seafood.028 9043 4000tedfordsrestaurant.comD4

Fratelli Belfast60 Great Victoria Street Belfast BT2 7BBOozing rustic Italian charm with a contemporary edge, Fratelli’s serves traditional Italian dishes in a family friendly setting. Bringing part of the Galgorm Resort & Spa experience to Belfast. 028 9031 0862fratellibelfast.comB6

Goodfellas Restaurant & Pizzeria11 Kennedy Way,Belfast BT11 9APGoodfellas offers a wide variety of dishes including pizza, pasta, seafood, chicken and steaks. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff add to the enjoyment of a good meal. BYO.028 9043 1143

Little Wing Pizzeria10 Ann Street,Belfast BT1 4eF028 9024 7000322 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 6GH028 9066 6000374 Upper newtownards Road,Belfast BT4 3eY028 9065 1555Passionate about pizzas, Little Wing use time honoured methods to create traditionally made Naples style pizzas, prepared with the finest fresh ingredients.littlewingpizzeria.comC4

Restaurant 2578-80 Botanic Avenue,Belfast BT7 1JRAn Italian and Mediterranean style restaurant located in the heart of Botanic Avenue. The award winning Italian chef caters for families, private parties and students alike. 028 9024 2020restaurant25belfast.comC7

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FAMILYBrights Restaurant23/25 High Street, Belfast BT1 1GHBrights Restaurant, located within the city centre are famous for fish and chips and offer an a la carte menu offering freshly prepared food in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. 028 9024 5688 brightsrestaurantbelfast.co.ukB4 C4

CAFESAvoca Cafe41 Arthur Street,Belfast BT1 4GBSuiting all tastes and budgets from fine dining experience in the café to soup and a sandwich in the foodhall. Renowned for its delicious selection of homemade scones and pastries. 028 9027 9955avoca.ieC5

Bennetts on Belmont4 Belmont Road,Belfast BT4 2AnLooking over Harland & Wolff shipyard you will feel the history and pride of this historic working class neighbourhood. Bennett’s food is fresh, local and made with love in east Belfast.028 9065 6590

Café Bedeck465 Lisburn Road,Belfast BT9 7eZEnjoy a coffee or a speciality tea over breakfast; freshly

prepared wraps, sandwiches and soups for a light lunch or choose from a delicious range of cakes and sweet treats for afternoon tea.028 9066 9828bedeck.com

Caifé at CultúrlannCulturlann 216 Falls Road, Belfast BT12 6AHThe meeting place of Belfast’s Irish language community. It’s a place where locals and visitors can enjoy a bite to eat or a cup of coffee. The Caifé hosts regular traditional music sessions.028 9096 4184culturlann.ie

Cafe ContinentalBlackstaff SquareAmelia StreetBelfast BT2 7GSThis vintage style mobile cafe is everything you need in a Patisserie: local, homemade tarts, croissants, scones and sandwiches all washed down with amazing coffee, speciality teas, smoothies and iced drinks. 07786 541563facebook.com/cafecontinentalbelfastC5

California Coffee Company43 Arthur Street,Belfast BT1 4GBWhether it’s reading the papers with breakfast, enjoying a leisurely lunch or just a well deserved treat, you’re in good hands at California Coffee Company.028 9043 4340C5

Cargoes Cafe & Bistro 613 Lisburn RoadBelfast BT9 7GTSituated on the vibrant Lisburn Road, the café bistro specialises in freshly cooked food and delicious desserts. Food is cooked to order and prepared daily using local ingredients.028 9066 5451cargoescafe.co.ukC3

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342 Lisburn RoadLinen Hall Library, Donegall Sq north C5

For Clements’ baristas, it’s not just a job – it’s a religion. Trained in the art of making great coffee, staff passionately create divine drinks while heavenly bakers add to the pleasure with delicious treats.

Cargoes Cafe & Bistro 613 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7GTsituated on the vibrant lisburn road, the café bistro specialises in freshly cooked food and delicious desserts. food is cooked to order and prepared daily using local ingredients.028 9066 5451cargoescafe.co.ukC3

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Crane View KitchensT13, Queens Road,Titanic Quarter BelfastStep back in time and experience the bustling atmosphere of a Belfast ship worker’s lunchroom. Here you can enjoy Titanic themed live theatre along with the traditional serving of milk, stew and a Belfast Bap.028 9002 1393 facebook.com/craneviewkitchensG2

The Dark HorseCommercial Court, Belfast BT1 2LBIt’s the future - cafes that look like bars. Dark wood panelling, stained glass lanterns and antique mirrors lend it a Gentleman’s Club ambience. Soup, sandwiches, excellent coffee and free WIFI.028 9023 7807facebook.com/thedarkhorsebelfastC4


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The Pump-House Caféand Visitor CentreTitanic’s Dock & Pump-House, Queens Road, Belfast BT3 9DTThe Pump-House café situated adjacent to the Titanic’s Dock & Pump-House visitor centre offers sandwiches and hot snacks, coffee, tea and more. Free WIFI available.028 9040 9951titanicsdock.comG1 VP

Ross’s Café37 Montgomery Street,Belfast BT1 4nXSoak up the atmosphere of the auction house while you relax with some fantastic food. Then why not get involved and bid for an item for sale.028 9027 8171rosss.comC5

Starbucks2 Castle LaneBelfast BT1 5ADStarbucks are passionate about making perfect handcrafted beverages. Catch up with friends or just enjoy the relaxed atmosphere with a delicious range of coffee, tea and light bites.028 9023 6679starbucks.co.uk

Treat Boutique13 Wellington PlaceBelfast BT1 6GBServing gourmet soups, paninis, baked potatoes and freshly made to order sandwiches. Renowned for the cupcakes and desserts baked on site, coffees, teas and organic hot chocolate, all available to sit in or take away.028 9043 4211treatboutiqueni.co.ukC5 VP

Yellow DoorUlster Museum,Botanic Gardens,Belfast BT9 5AB B8

028 9038 1961427 Lisburn Road,Belfast BT9 7eY028 9038 196146-48 Market Square,Lisburn BT28 1AG028 9260 4955The Yellow Door Deli pride themselves on showcasing world class produce grown locally. Serving fresh, flavoursome food which is freshly baked and cooked in house.yellowdoordeli.co.uk

RESTAuRANT CARDS/VOuCHERSHi-Life Diners Club7-12 St Helens Business Park, Holywood,Co Down BT18 9HQSave money every year with a 2 for 1 dining card, allowing you to eat out in a wide variety of local restaurants for half the cost. For a special discounted rate of £29.99, book quoting ‘Belfast’.0800 458 4634hi-life.co.uk

Belfast Restaurant VoucherVisit Belfast9 Donegall Square north, Belfast BT1 5GJThe perfect gift for family, friends and corporate occasions. With a mouth-watering selection of restaurants/cafes to choose from, diners will be spoilt for choice.028 9024 6609visit-belfast.comC5

The DockTitanic Quarter, BelfastBelfast’s first Honesty Box Cafe offers a variety of treats from Suki tea, gourmet coffee, hot soup, fresh sandwiches, scones, buns and cakes. The price is totally up to you.the-dock.orgF3

The Gardeners Rest56 Upper Braniel Rd, Belfast BT5 7TXServing everything from a quick coffee to a roast beef dinner made with local produce. The homemade pavlova with fresh cream & berries or lemon meringue are hard to say no to. 028 9044 8213hillmount.co.uk

Homemade by MannsFirst Floor of Uno Modern Living, 52 Boucher Road, Belfast BT12 6HRHomemade deliciousness on the Boucher Road. Call in to sample the amazing ‘Queenies’ scones, daily specials, tasty tray bakes, freshly ground coffee and artisan teas. 028 9066 3137 homemadebymanns.com

Premier Sandwich Deli29/31 Queen’s ArcadeBelfast BT1 5FFServing fresh handmade sandwiches and wraps using locally sourced produce. A selection of hot foods are baked fresh every morning from traditional Cornish pasties to delicious sausage rolls. 028 9024 6935premierplatters.co.ukC4

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Visitor ServicesLANGuAGE SERVICESForas na GaeilgeWestgate House2-4 Queen StreetBelfast BT1 6eDMaoiníonn agus cothaíonn FnaG eagraíochtaí, ócáidí agus imeachtaí Gaeilge ar fud oileán na hÉireann. FnaG funds and promotes Irish language organisations, events and activities throughout the island of Ireland. 028 9089 0970gaeilge.ie B5

international House Belfast109-111 University StreetBelfast BT7 1HPInternational House Belfast offers high quality English language lessons for all levels of ability. This comfortable and friendly school also offers training in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (CELTA). 028 9033 0700ihbelfast.comC7

Success School of english69 University RoadBelfast BT7 1nFSuccess School of English is the newest English Language centre in central Belfast. Visitors are guaranteed a warm welcome with competitive rates for general, intensive and business English.07800 538108successschoolof english.com

ONLINE GuIDES The Official Visit Belfast AppDownload free from the App Store.Your guide to Belfast on the go. Discover things to see and do in the city including attractions, tours, eating out and nightlife. Features a range of downloadable guides. visit-belfast.com

VISITOR PASS Belfast Visitor PassVisit Belfast9 Donegall Square north, Belfast BT1 5GJOffering unlimited travel around the city and exclusive discounts on a variety of visitor attractions, tours, cafes, restaurants and shops.028 9024 6609visit-belfast.com

LAuNDERETTES Globe Drycleaners & Laundry37/39 Botanic AvenueBelfast BT7 1JGGlobe Launderette and Dry Cleaners offers launderette facilities and professional dry cleaning service for visitors, corporate and commercial customers. Open 7 days a week.028 9024 3956globelaundry-drycleaners.com

LuGGAGE SERVICES Follow Your BagTaking the worry out of airlines’ luggage allowance, Follow Your Bag offer a special service where they collect your bag from home and deliver it to your hotel, giving you a full door-to-door service.0845 304 5531followyourbag.com

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Accommodation

HOTELFIVE STAR

Culloden estate & Spa *****142 Bangor Road, Belfast BT18 0eX028 9042 1066hastingshotels.com

Hilton Belfast *****4 Lanyon Place,Belfast BT1 3LP028 9027 7000hilton.co.uk/Belfaste5

Lough erne Resort *****Belleck Road, enniskillen BT93 7eD028 6632 3230lougherneresort.com

The Merchant Hotel *****16 Skipper Street, Belfast BT1 2DZ028 9023 4888themerchanthotel.comC4

FOuR STAR

Benedicts Belfast ****7-21 Bradbury Place, Belfast BT7 1RQ028 9059 1999benedictshotel.co.ukB7

ClandeboyeLodge Hotel ****10 estate Road,Bangor BT19 1UR028 9185 2500clandeboyelodge.com

Dukes at Queens ****65-67 University St, Belfast BT71HL028 9023 6666dukesatqueens.com C7

europa Hotel ****Great Victoria Street, Belfast BT2 7AP028 9027 1066hastingshotels.comB5

Galgorm Resort& Spa ****136 Fenaghy Road,Ballymena BT42 1eA028 2588 1001galgorm.com

Hilton,Templepatrick ****Castle Upton estate,TemplepatrickBT39 0DD028 9443 5500hilton.co.uk/templepatrick

Holiday inn Belfast ****22-26 Ormeau Ave, Belfast BT2 8HS 028 9032 8511holidayinn.com C6

La Mon Hotel & Country Club ****41 Gransha Road, Belfast BT23 5RF 028 9044 8631lamon.co.uk

Malmaison Belfast ****34-36 Victoria St, Belfast BT1 3GH 028 9022 0200malmaison.com D4

Malone Lodge Hotel & Apartments ****60 eglantine Avenue,Belfast BT9 6DY 028 9038 8000malonelodgehotelbelfast.com A8

Park Avenue Hotel ****158 Holywood Road,Belfast BT4 1PB 028 9065 6520parkavenuehotel.co.uk

Radisson Blu ****3 Cromac Place, Ormeau Road,Belfast BT7 2JB 028 9043 4065radissonblu.co.uk/hotel-belfast D6

Ramada PlazaBelfast **** 117 Milltown Road Shaws Bridge,Belfast BT8 7XP 028 9092 3500ramadaplazabelfast.com

Stormont Hotel ****587 Upper newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LP 028 9065 1066hastingshotels.com

Ten Square Hotel ****10 Donegall Sq South, Belfast BT1 5JD 028 9024 1001tensquare.co.uk C5

THREE STAR

Balmoral Hotel ***Blacks Rd, Dunmurry, Belfast BT10 0nF 028 9030 1234balmoralhotelbelfast.co.uk

BeechlawnHouse Hotel ***4 Dunmurry Lane, Belfast BT17 9RR 028 9060 2010beechlawnhotel.com

Best Western Crescent Town House Hotel ***13 Lower Crescent, Belfast BT7 1nR 028 9032 3349crescenttownhouse.com B7

Clarion Hotel ***75 Belfast Road, CarrickfergusBT38 8PH 028 9336 4556clarioncarrick.com

Corr’s Corner Hotel ***315 Ballyclare RoadnewtownabbeyBT36 4TQ 028 9084 9221corrscorner.com

Holiday inn express Antrim ***Junction One Retail Park, Ballymena Road, Antrim BT41 4LL 028 9442 5500hiexantrim.co.uk

Holiday inn express Belfast City ***106a University St, Belfast BT7 1HP 028 9031 1909hiexpressbelfast.comD7

Jurys inn Belfast ***Fisherwick Place,Great Victoria St,Belfast BT2 7AP 028 9053 3500jurysinns.com B5

europa Hotel ****Great Victoria Street, Belfast BT2 7APthis towering hotel is a legendary landmark offering elegant décor, a contemporary bistro, bustling bar and relaxing piano bar, set in the heart of the city. 028 9027 1066hastingshotels.comB5

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Park inn byRadisson Belfast ***4 Clarence St West, Belfast BT2 7GP 028 9067 7700parkinn.co.ukC6

Rosspark Hotel ***20 Doagh Road, Kells,Ballymena BT42 3LZ 028 2589 1663rosspark.com

Strangford ArmsHotel ***92 Church Street,newtownards BT23 4AL 028 9181 4141strangfordhotel.com

Wellington ParkHotel *** 21 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 6RU 028 9038 1111wellingtonparkhotel.com B8

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eTAP Hotel Belfast35-39 Dublin Road, Belfast BT2 7He 028 9032 8126ibis.com B6

Days Hotel BelfastCity Centre 40 Hope Street,Belfast BT12 5ee028 9024 2494dayshotelbelfast.co.uk B6

Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast 1-3 Great Victoria Street,Belfast BT2 7BQ 028 9044 2080fitzwilliamhotelbelfast.com B5

ibis Belfast City Centre100 Castle Street, Belfast BT1 1HF 028 9023 8888ibisbelfastcity.com B4

ibis BelfastQueen’s Quarter 75 University Street, Belfast BT7 1HL 028 9033 3366ibisbelfastqueens.com C7

Madison’s Hotel 59-63 Botanic Ave, Belfast BT7 1JL 028 9050 9800madisonshotel.com C7

Maldron Hotel Belfast international Airport, BelfastBT29 4ZY 028 9445 7000maldronhotelbelfast.com

Marine HotelBallycastle 1-3 north Street,Ballycastle BT54 6Bn 028 2076 2222marinehotelballycastle.com

Ramada encore, Belfast St Anne’s Square,20 Talbot Street, Belfast BT1 2LD028 9026 1800encorebelfast.co.uk C4

The Salty DogHotel & Bistro 10-12 Seacliff Rd, Bangor BT20 5eY028 9127 0696saltydogbangor.com

TravelodgeBelfast Central 15 Brunswick Street, Belfast BT2 7Ge028 9033 3555travelodge.ie/belfast-hotel C5

GuESTHOuSEFIVE STAR

Rayanne House *****60 Demesne Rd, Holywood BT18 9eX028 9042 5859rayannehouse.com

FOuR STAR

An Old Rectory ****148 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 5LH028 9066 7882anoldrectory.co.uk

Avenue Guesthouse ****23 eglantine Avenue, Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 6DW028 9066 5904 avenueguesthouse.com A8

The Cuan Licensed Guest inn ****4 The Square, Strangford Village BT30 7nD028 4488 1222thecuan.com

Keef HallaCountry House ****20 Tully Road,Crumlin BT29 4SW028 9082 5491 /028 9082 5940keefhalla.com

RavenhillGuesthouse **** 690 Ravenhill Road, Belfast BT6 0BZ028 9020 7444ravenhillhouse.com

ShellevenGuest House ****61 Princetown Road,Bangor BT20 3TA028 9127 1777shellevenhouse.com

THREE STAR

Cairn Bay Lodge ***278 Seacliff Road, Bangor BT20 5HS028 9146 7636cairnbaylodge.com

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Ballylagan Organic Farm Guesthouse 12 Ballylagan Rd, Ballyclare BT39 9nF028 9332 2129ballylagan.com

Caldhame Lodge 102 Moira Road, Crumlin BT29 4HG028 9442 3099 / 07799 608914caldhamelodge.co.uk

MaranathaGuest House 254 Ravenhill Road, Belfast BT6 8GJ028 9046 0200maranathaguesthouse.com

Roseleigh House 19 Rosetta Park, Belfast BT6 0DL028 9064 4414roseleighhouse.co.uk

GuESTThe Gregory Guest House ****30 eglantine Avenue, Belfast BT9 6DX028 9066 3454thegregoryguesthouse.com

Tara Lodge ****36 Cromwell Road, Belfast BT7 1JW028 9059 0900taralodge.comC7


Farset international 466 Springfield Rd, Belfast BT12 7DW 028 9089 9833farsetinternational.co.uk

BED &BREAKFASTAbbeydene House ****20 Abbeydene ManornewtownabbeyBT37 9JQ07880 992335abbeydene.co.uk

Beech HillCountry House ****23 Ballymoney Road, Craigantlet, Holywood BT23 4TG028 9042 5892beech-hill.net

Pinegrove Lodge ****2 Pinegrove Park, Ballymena BT43 6TJ028 2564 3434pinegrovelodge.co.uk

Bridge House ***5 Bridge Road,Helen’s Bay, Bangor BT19 1TW028 9185 3592sleepbridgehouse.co.uk

207 Upper Malone Road207 Upper Malone RoadBelfast BT17 9JX028 9061 [email protected]

All Seasons356 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 6GJ 028 9068 2814allseasonsbelfast.com

Anna’s House35 Lisbarnett Road, Comber, newtownards BT23 6AW 028 9754 1566annashouse.com

Ardmore B&B7 Ardmore AvenueOrmeau Road, Belfast BT7 3HD 028 9042 2361

Autumn Winds76 Ballymaconnell RoadBallyholme, Bangor BT20 5PU07815 [email protected]

Botanic Rest7-13 Cromwell Rd, Botanic Avenue,Belfast BT7 1JW028 9032 4820 botanicrest.com

Bramble Lodge1 Bryansburn Road, Bangor BT20 3RY028 9145 [email protected]

Dunhill Cottage B&B47C Carnreagh,Hillsborough BT26 6LJ028 9268 3024dunhillcottage.co.uk

Glendona House22 Gobrana Road Glenavy,Crumlin BT29 4LQ028 9442 2283glendona.com

Greenmount B&B45 Andersonstown Road, Belfast BT11 9AF07904 103970greenmountbandb.com

Kate’s B&B127 University Street, Belfast BT7 1HP028 9028 2091D7

Maryville House2 Maryville Park, Belfast BT9 6Ln028 9068 1510maryvillehouse.co.uk

Oakfield B&B9 Crumlin Road, Lower Ballinderry,Lisburn BT28 2JU028 9265 1307oakfieldguesthouse.com

Somerton House22 Lansdowne Road,Belfast BT15 4DB028 9037 0717somertonhouse.co.uk

Windermere House60 Wellington Park, Belfast BT9 6DP028 9066 2693windermereguesthouse.co.uk

CAMPuSQueen’s elms Village78 Malone Road, Belfast BT9 5BW028 9097 4403stayatqueens.com

StranmillisUniversity CollegeStranmillis Road, Belfast BT9 5DY028 9038 4251stran.ac.uk

HOSTELBelfast international Youth Hostel ****22 Donegall Road, Belfast BT12 5Jn028 9031 5435hini.org.ukB7

SELFCATERINGAbbey Self Catering *****/****451 Shore Road, newtownabbeyBT37 9Se028 9085 4777 /07821 921777abbeyselfcatering.co.uk

BallystockartFarm Cottages *****17-21 Hillhead Road,Dundonald BT16 1XD028 9187 2682 /07929 340078bfcottages.com

Ballygally Holiday Apartments ****210 Coast Road,Ballygally BT40 2QQ028 2858 3061ballygallyapartments.com

Accommodation

Abbeydene House ****20 Abbeydene Manor, newtownabbey BT37 9JQabbeydene house was built in 1850 and sits in a quiet location overlooking Belfast lough. next door to the beautiful surroundings of hazelbank park with its beach and promenade and just 10 minutes outside Belfast city centre. 07880 992335abbeydene.co.uk

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Berwick Hall ****1 Hillsborough RoadMoira BT67 OHG028 9261 1577berwickhall.com

The Colonel’s Lodge ****23 Ballymoney RoadHolywood, Co Down BT23 4TG028 9042 5892beech-hill.net

Holywood Hill Country Cottages ****40C Creightons Green Road, HolywoodBT18 0HQ07870 493651 / 07846 613405holywoodhill.com

Strangford ArmsSelf Catering ****92 Church Street newtownards BT23 4AL028 9181 4141strangfordhotel.com

Willesden Park ****15 Willesden Park, Malone Lower,Belfast BT9 5GX028 9045 9762willesdenpark-belfast.co.uk

Hallmount Cottage ***53 Ballylesson RoadShaws Bridge, Belfast BT8 8JS028 9069 3507 / 07843 765212hallmountcottage.com

Rosevale Farm Cottages ***76 Cootehall Road, CrawfordsburnBangor BT19 1UW028 9185 2880coastalandcountry.com

Brookhill Serviced Apartments41 eglantine Avenue, Belfast BT9 6eW07531 379497brookhillapartments.netA8

Castlewood ApartmentsParadise Walk,Castle Upton,TemplepatrickBT39 0GA028 9032 4333castlewoodapartments.co.uk

City ResortsVarious locations in city centre, Queen’s Quarter and South Belfast.028 9087 2457cityresorts.comA8 B7 e5 B6

Cordia Serviced Apartments355-367 Lisburn Road,Belfast BT9 7eP028 9038 0900cordiaapartments.com

George Best House16 Burren Way, Cregagh Belfast BT6 0DW028 9045 1900georgebesthouse.com

Malone Lodge Hotel& Apartments60 eglantine Avenue, Belfast BT9 6DY2 Sandringham St, Lisburn Road Belfast BT9 7eG028 9038 8000malonelodgehotel.comA8

Mullan Property1st Floor,Blackstaff Studios,Blackstaff Square,8-10 Amelia St, Belfast BT2 7GS028 9032 2228 / 07710 004097mullanproperty.comC5

Superior Short Stays2 Lesley Mews, HolywoodCo Down BT18 9DP07732 627200superiorshortstays.co.uk

Victoria Apartments 26-28 Windsor ParkBelfast BT9 6FR028 9066 6400 / 07799 647694victoriaapartments.co.uk

CAMPING/CARAVAN /MOTORHOME HIREDundonald Touring Caravan Park ****028 9080 9100theicebowl.com

Bunk Campers028 9081 3057bunkcampers.com

Causeway Campers07790 775471causewaycampers.com

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Getting AboutVISITOR INFORMATIONFor information to help find your way around the city and beyond contact or call into one of the centres listed below.

Visit Belfast Welcome Centre –Visitor Information for Belfast and Northern Ireland9 Donegall Square north, Belfast BT1 5GJMon-Sat 9am-7pmSun 11am-4pm028 9024 6609visit-belfast.comC5

Belfast international AirportVisitor Information DeskMon-Fri 7.30am-7pmSat 7.30am – 5.30pmSun 8am-11am028 9448 4677

George Best Belfast City AirportVisitor Information DeskMon-Fri 7.30am-7pmSat 7.30am-4.30pmSun 11am-6pm028 9093 5372/3visit-belfast.com

Cultúrlann Mac Adam Ó Fiaich216 Falls RoadBelfastDaily 9am-5pm028 9096 4180

Queen’s Welcome CentreQueen’s University, University Road Mon-Fri 9.30am-4.30pm 028 9097 5252B8

AIRPORT INFORMATIONGeorge Best Belfast City AirportSituated approx 3 miles east of the city centre.028 9093 9093belfastcityairport.com

Belfast international AirportSituated approx 17 miles north west of the city centre.028 9448 2888belfastairport.com

The Airporter CoachThe Airporter provides regular daily transfers between Belfast’s 2 airports and Derry/Londonderry in the North West. 028 7126 9996airporter.co.uk

PuBLIC TRANSPORTFor all Translink Metro, Ulsterbus and ni Railways enquiries contact:

Translink028 9066 6630translink.co.uk

MetroCity/Greater Belfast bus services.

UlsterbusInter-urban and regional bus services.

ni RailwaysRegional and cross border train services.

TAxIValue Cabs028 9080 9080valuecabs.co.uk

fonaCAB028 9033 3333fonacab.com

international Airport Taxis Company028 9448 4353belfastairporttaxis.com

CAR HIRECar Hire niOffering up to 30% off on cars, people-carriers and minibuses from N.I’s leading rental companies.028 9091 8250carhireni.co.uk

enterprise Rent A Car6 locations across NI028 9031 6151enterprise.co.co.uk

europcarCompetitive rates and city centre depot open Mon-Sat.City Centre028 9032 5520George Best Belfast City Airport028 9073 9400Belfast International Airport028 9445 9644City of Derry Airport028 7181 2773Omagh028 8287 3621europcar.co.uk

Rhino Car HireDepots located at:Belfast international AirportGeorge Best Belfast City Airport Belfast Titanic QuarterConnsbank Road Unit 3Belfast BT3 9EF City Centre69-71 Great Victoria StBelfast BT2 7AF0845 508 9845rhinocarhire.com

COACH HIREAllen’s Coach Hire 29 Donegall RoadBelfast BT12 5JJ028 9091 5613allenstours.co.uk

Belfast Bus Company028 9074 2444 belfastbuscompany.com

Matthews Coach Hire00353 42 9378 188 matthews.ie

McComb’s Coach Travel028 9086 6162 mccombscoaches.com

Translink Coach Hire028 9066 6630 translink.co.uk

CYCLE HIREBelfast City Bike Tours07780 496969belfastcitybiketours.com



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SCHEDuLED FLIGHTS GEORGE BEST BELFAST CITYBelfast City Airport028 9093 9093belfastcityairport.com

Aer LingusLondon Heathrow, London Gatwick, Malaga, Faro, Palmaaerlingus.com

British Airwaysba.com

Citywingcitywing.com

flybeAberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Exeter,Glasgow, Inverness, Jersey, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Newquay, Paris, Southampton087 1 700 2000flybe.com

LinksAirlinksair.co.uk

BELFAST INTERNATIONALBelfast international Airport028 9448 4848belfastairport.com

easyjeteasyjet.com

jet2.comjet2.com

Unitedunited.com

Virgin Atlantic – from June 2015virgin-atlantic.com

Wizz Air – from March 2015wizzair.com

BuS & TRAIN Translink028 9066 6630translink.co.uk

FERRY Port of BelfastEasily accessed from the city centre. See below for details of scheduled ferry sailings.028 9055 4422belfast-harbour.co.uk

Stena LineCairnryan - BelfastLiverpool - Belfast0844 770 7070stenaline.co.uk

Steam PacketDouglas, Isle of Man - Belfast0872 2992 992steam-packet.com

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Glengormley

EastAntrimInstitute

Carr’sGlen

LimestoneRoad

CavehillRoad Downview

(Innisfayle Rd)

SomertonRoad

SkegoneillAvenue

JellicoeAvenue

M5

yawroto

M

Hightown

AntrimRoad

Belfast Castle

Belfast Zoo

Bellevue

WhitewellRoad

LoughsidePark

SeaviewFootballStadium

ShoreRoad

ArthurRoad

BradenPark

Abbey-centre

Silverstream

AllianceAvenue

Oldpark(Westland Rd)

TwaddellAvenue

CrumlinRoad

CarlisleCircus

AlexandraPark Ave

OldparkRoad

DuncairnGardens

YorkRoad

GroveBaths

DuncrueRoad

DarganRoad

West BankRoad (Stena)

HolywoodExchange (IKEA)

NewtownardsRoad

ConnswaterBridge

HolywoodRoad

CairnburnRoad

SydenhamRoad

VictoriaPark

TitanicQuarter

BelmontRoad

ConnsbrookAvenue

DivisStreet

LowerFalls

GlenRoad

Falls Road

MonaghRoad

Springfield Road

RoyalVictoriaHosp.

WhiterockRoad

GrosvenorRoad

ShankillRoad

MaterHospital

FallsPark

RiverdalePark

BoucherRoad

CityHospitalSuffolk

Road

LisburnRoad

TatesAvenue

UniversityAvenue

StewartstownRoad

Cherry Road

UpperDunmurryLane

Brian’sWellRoad

Bell SteeleRoad

UniversityRoad

King’s Hall

MaloneRoad

Upper Malone RoadFinaghyRoadSouth

Sicily Park

StranmillisRoad

BalmoralStranmillis

Ormeau(Forestside)

BelvoirDrive

BelvoirRoad

Malone(Erinvale)

Kingsway

BallybogRoad

Conway

KnockbredaRoad

NewtonPark

Cairnshill Road

SaintfieldRoad

Mount-pottingerRoad

AlbertBridge

BeersbridgeRoad

Glen Road

Ballygowan Road

RavenhillRoad

OrmeauRoad Montgomery

Road

MountMerrionAvenue

AlbertbridgeRoad

CregaghRoad

WhincroftWay

GrandParade

CregaghPark

WoodstockRoad

CastlehillRoad

Massey Ave.

UpperNewtownardsRoad

NorthRoad

StormontEstate

ClaraRoad

Braniel / Gilnahirk

KnockRoad

TwinbrookEstate

M2 Motorway

CliftonvilleRoad

Stockman’sLane

MusgraveParkHospital

BallysillanRoad

Queen’sUniversity

AnnadaleAvenue

Beechgrove

LadasDrive

GilnahirkRoad

MelfortDrive

King’s RoadEast Link Road

ComberRoad

Old DundonaldRoad

UlsterHospital(Dundonald)

StoneyRoad

CircularRoad

CarnmoneyRoad

ManseRoad

Mossley

MonkstownAvenue

RoyalMail

MountainhillRoad

BallygomartinRoad

WoodvaleRoad

West CircularRoad

Yorkgate

Airport RdWest

Monkstown(Devenish Drive)

Carnmoney /Ballyhenry

ForthillDrive

NewMossley

M2 Motorway

Ligoniel

Glencairn

ForthriverRoad

Springmartin

KennedyCentre

Glencolin

PoleglassEstate

Ladybrook

ParkCentre

LagmoreView

MountEagles

SummerhillRoad

Balmoral

NewforgeLane

FourWinds

MountMerrion

BallybeenEstate

CoopersMill Park

OldHolywoodRoad

DarganCrescent

Holywood Road(Knocknagoney)

Upper Knockbreda Road

CastlereaghRoad

ForsterGreenHospital

Beechill

AndersonstownRoad Boucher

Crescent

Ballyduff

SydenhamBy-pass

George BestBelfast City Airport

SandownRoad

Donegall Road

HawthorndenWay

M2

yawroto

M

TudorDrive

CarnmoneyRoad

Ligoniel

ShawsRoad

St. Annes

BlacksRoad

DonegallPark Ave

Laurelgrove

Park& Ride

M1 Motor

way

FinaghyRoadNorth

Showing High FrequencyCorridors within theMetro Network

Queen’sBridge

School Road

Tesco

NewtownbredaRoad

Queen’sRoad

CircularRoad

JordanstownRoad

NorthcottShoppingCentre Doagh

Road

BlackrockSquare

PPark& Ride

Rathfern

P

Antrim RoadShore RoadHolywood RoadUpper Newtownards RdCastlereagh RoadCregagh RoadOrmeau RoadMalone RoadLisburn RoadFalls RoadShankill RoadOldpark Road

Main Corridors within Metro NetworkFrom every5-10 mins

From every15-30 mins

Other Routes

Single direction routes indicated by arrows

Inbound Outbound Circular Route

21

7

5

9

12

1011

6

4

8

3

16

Terminus City ExpressPark & Ride 13

1. NIR Central Station2. NIR Great Victoria St 3. NIR Yorkgate Station

4. Laganside Buscentre5. Europa Buscentre

Main Interchange Stations

Ulsterbus StationNIRailways Station

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

BelfastCity

Centre

28, 28A28A

27

28A27

11B/C/D

P

261

61, 64/B

80

57, 57A

57A

61

6

6

3

3

96

96

96

18

112

12

11A

11

11C/D

11B/D 10

10B/C/D/E/F/X

10B/C/X

10D/E/X

9

78

8A/B/C

8B/C 8A

7A, 7C

6 5

54

3

1D

9B/C

12A

11A

11A

1B

57, 57A

12A

10F

10A/B/C/D/H

10B

10B

10D/E81A, 82A

81, 82

10A

9582, 82A81/A, 82/A

89,90,91,92,92A92,92A,92B

80A

80A

9A/C

93

93

93

90, 92A

8C

8A/B

77, 78, 79

78, 79

29, 30, 77, 78, 79

30, 79 6

5A

5

5

18

4A

4B

23, 27, 28

20, 20A, 23

3

3

1A

2B

1G

2B

1D

1A/C2A/B

2A

2D

2B/D

2E/H

2D/E/H

2B/C/D/E/G/H

1A/C

2C/D/E

1A/C

1J

30, 31

96

27, 28

30, 31

31

5B

7C/D

7B, 7D

7A, 7C

77, 78

77, 78

77, 30

1B/C/D

57

10D/E/F/X

10F/X

10B/E/F

10E/F

10C/D/H

81A, 82A

81A, 82A

80/A, 81/A

82, 82A

81, 81A

27

600

600

92B

19

1B/C/D/G

28

27

27

18, 19

600

2A

2A/B

2A/B 2B

82, 82A

1E

1E

64/B

7B, 7D

12B/C

12B/C

12C

12C

77, 78

77

7876

26, 26A

79

80, 80A

64B

19

1B/C/F/G

78, 79

29/C

19

19

19, 2918, 19

90, 91

2C

1B/C

2C/D/E

2G

2C/D/E/G

64B

29/C

80/A, 81/A

81/A, 82/A

29/C

10D/E/F

9A/C

80, 80A

80, 80A

14/A/B/C13/A/B/C

14/A/B/C 13/A/B/C

13/A/B/C

14/A/B/C

13C, 14C13/A/B

13C, 14C

14/A/B

13/A/B

14/A/C

13C

13A

14A

13/C

14/C

14B

13B13/A/B

13C, 14C

14/A/B/C

13/A/B/C

29/C 30

30

20, 29C

1D

1E/J

1F

1F 1E/J

20A, 23, 2920

18, 2918, 29 29

20/A, 29 19

29

19

652

652

652

600

2H

29/C

26/B/C

26, 26B

64

64

64

64

92, 92B

650

65010H

10X

26, 26A

10H/X

Sandyknowes

BallyhenryRoad

FairviewRoad

DoaghRoad

Cloughfern

StationRoad


AntrimRoad

Roughfort

Hydepark

BallyearlDrive

MilewaterDrive

ManseWay

MonkstownRoad

ChurchRoad

Derrycoole

RathmoreDrive

Glengormley

EastAntrimInstitute

Carr’sGlen

LimestoneRoad


(Innisfayle Rd)

SomertonRoad

SkegoneillAvenue

JellicoeAvenue

M5

yawroto

M

Hightown

AntrimRoad

Belfast Castle

Belfast Zoo

Bellevue

WhitewellRoad

LoughsidePark


ShoreRoad

ArthurRoad

BradenPark

Abbey-centre

Silverstream

AllianceAvenue


TwaddellAvenue

CrumlinRoad

CarlisleCircus

AlexandraPark Ave

OldparkRoad

DuncairnGardens

YorkRoad

GroveBaths

DuncrueRoad

DarganRoad



NewtownardsRoad

ConnswaterBridge

HolywoodRoad

CairnburnRoad

SydenhamRoad

VictoriaPark

TitanicQuarter

BelmontRoad

ConnsbrookAvenue

DivisStreet

LowerFalls

GlenRoad

Falls Road

MonaghRoad

Springfield Road

RoyalVictoriaHosp.

WhiterockRoad

GrosvenorRoad

ShankillRoad

MaterHospital

FallsPark

RiverdalePark

BoucherRoad

CityHospitalSuffolk

Road

LisburnRoad

TatesAvenue

UniversityAvenue

StewartstownRoad

Cherry Road

UpperDunmurryLane

Brian’sWellRoad

Bell SteeleRoad

UniversityRoad

King’s Hall

MaloneRoad


Sicily Park

StranmillisRoad

BalmoralStranmillis

Ormeau(Forestside)

BelvoirDrive

BelvoirRoad

Malone(Erinvale)

Kingsway

BallybogRoad

Conway

KnockbredaRoad

NewtonPark

Cairnshill Road

SaintfieldRoad

Mount-pottingerRoad

AlbertBridge

BeersbridgeRoad

Glen Road

Ballygowan Road

RavenhillRoad


Road

MountMerrionAvenue

AlbertbridgeRoad

CregaghRoad

WhincroftWay

GrandParade

CregaghPark

WoodstockRoad

CastlehillRoad

Massey Ave.


NorthRoad

StormontEstate

ClaraRoad

Braniel / Gilnahirk

KnockRoad

TwinbrookEstate

M2 Motorway

CliftonvilleRoad

Stockman’sLane


BallysillanRoad

Queen’sUniversity

AnnadaleAvenue

Beechgrove

LadasDrive

GilnahirkRoad

MelfortDrive


ComberRoad

Old DundonaldRoad


StoneyRoad

CircularRoad

CarnmoneyRoad

ManseRoad

Mossley

MonkstownAvenue

RoyalMail

MountainhillRoad

BallygomartinRoad

WoodvaleRoad

West CircularRoad

Yorkgate

Airport RdWest



ForthillDrive

NewMossley

M2 Motorway

Ligoniel

Glencairn

ForthriverRoad

Springmartin

KennedyCentre

Glencolin

PoleglassEstate

Ladybrook

ParkCentre

LagmoreView

MountEagles

SummerhillRoad

Balmoral

NewforgeLane

FourWinds

MountMerrion

BallybeenEstate

CoopersMill Park

OldHolywoodRoad

DarganCrescent



CastlereaghRoad


Beechill


Crescent

Ballyduff

SydenhamBy-pass


SandownRoad

Donegall Road

HawthorndenWay

M2

yawroto

M

TudorDrive

CarnmoneyRoad

Ligoniel

ShawsRoad

St. Annes

BlacksRoad

DonegallPark Ave

Laurelgrove

Park& Ride

M1 Motor

way

FinaghyRoadNorth


Queen’sBridge

School Road

Tesco

NewtownbredaRoad

Queen’sRoad

CircularRoad

JordanstownRoad


Road

BlackrockSquare

PPark& Ride

Rathfern

P




Other Routes



21

7

5

9

12

1011

6

4

8

3

16






1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

BelfastCity

Centre

28, 28A28A

27

28A27

11B/C/D

P

261

61, 64/B

80

57, 57A

57A

61

6

6

3

3

96

96

96

18

112

12

11A

11

11C/D

11B/D 10

10B/C/D/E/F/X

10B/C/X

10D/E/X

9

78

8A/B/C

8B/C 8A

7A, 7C

6 5

54

3

1D

9B/C

12A

11A

11A

1B

57, 57A

12A

10F

10A/B/C/D/H

10B

10B

10D/E81A, 82A

81, 82

10A

9582, 82A81/A, 82/A

89,90,91,92,92A92,92A,92B

80A

80A

9A/C

93

93

93

90, 92A

8C

8A/B

77, 78, 79

78, 79

29, 30, 77, 78, 79

30, 79 6

5A

5

5

18

4A

4B

23, 27, 28

20, 20A, 23

3

3

1A

2B

1G

2B

1D

1A/C2A/B

2A

2D

2B/D

2E/H

2D/E/H

2B/C/D/E/G/H

1A/C

2C/D/E

1A/C

1J

30, 31

96

27, 28

30, 31

31

5B

7C/D

7B, 7D

7A, 7C

77, 78

77, 78

77, 30

1B/C/D

57

10D/E/F/X

10F/X

10B/E/F

10E/F

10C/D/H

81A, 82A

81A, 82A

80/A, 81/A

82, 82A

81, 81A

27

600

600

92B

19

1B/C/D/G

28

27

27

18, 19

600

2A

2A/B

2A/B 2B

82, 82A

1E

1E

64/B

7B, 7D

12B/C

12B/C

12C

12C

77, 78

77

7876

26, 26A

79

80, 80A

64B

19

1B/C/F/G

78, 79

29/C

19

19

19, 2918, 19

90, 91

2C

1B/C

2C/D/E

2G

2C/D/E/G

64B

29/C

80/A, 81/A

81/A, 82/A

29/C

10D/E/F

9A/C

80, 80A

80, 80A

14/A/B/C13/A/B/C

14/A/B/C 13/A/B/C

13/A/B/C

14/A/B/C

13C, 14C13/A/B

13C, 14C

14/A/B

13/A/B

14/A/C

13C

13A

14A

13/C

14/C

14B

13B13/A/B

13C, 14C

14/A/B/C

13/A/B/C

29/C 30

30

20, 29C

1D

1E/J

1F

1F 1E/J

20A, 23, 2920

18, 2918, 29 29

20/A, 29 19

29

19

652

652

652

600

2H

29/C

26/B/C

26, 26B

64

64

64

64

92, 92B

650

65010H

10X

26, 26A

10H/X

Sandyknowes

BallyhenryRoad

FairviewRoad

DoaghRoad

Cloughfern

StationRoad


AntrimRoad

Roughfort

Hydepark

BallyearlDrive

MilewaterDrive

ManseWay

MonkstownRoad

ChurchRoad

Derrycoole

RathmoreDrive

Glengormley

EastAntrimInstitute

Carr’sGlen

LimestoneRoad


(Innisfayle Rd)

SomertonRoad

SkegoneillAvenue

JellicoeAvenue

M5

yawroto

M

Hightown

AntrimRoad

Belfast Castle

Belfast Zoo

Bellevue

WhitewellRoad

LoughsidePark


ShoreRoad

ArthurRoad

BradenPark

Abbey-centre

Silverstream

AllianceAvenue


TwaddellAvenue

CrumlinRoad

CarlisleCircus

AlexandraPark Ave

OldparkRoad

DuncairnGardens

YorkRoad

GroveBaths

DuncrueRoad

DarganRoad



NewtownardsRoad

ConnswaterBridge

HolywoodRoad

CairnburnRoad

SydenhamRoad

VictoriaPark

TitanicQuarter

BelmontRoad

ConnsbrookAvenue

DivisStreet

LowerFalls

GlenRoad

Falls Road

MonaghRoad

Springfield Road

RoyalVictoriaHosp.

WhiterockRoad

GrosvenorRoad

ShankillRoad

MaterHospital

FallsPark

RiverdalePark

BoucherRoad

CityHospitalSuffolk

Road

LisburnRoad

TatesAvenue

UniversityAvenue

StewartstownRoad

Cherry Road

UpperDunmurryLane

Brian’sWellRoad

Bell SteeleRoad

UniversityRoad

King’s Hall

MaloneRoad


Sicily Park

StranmillisRoad

BalmoralStranmillis

Ormeau(Forestside)

BelvoirDrive

BelvoirRoad

Malone(Erinvale)

Kingsway

BallybogRoad

Conway

KnockbredaRoad

NewtonPark

Cairnshill Road

SaintfieldRoad

Mount-pottingerRoad

AlbertBridge

BeersbridgeRoad

Glen Road

Ballygowan Road

RavenhillRoad


Road

MountMerrionAvenue

AlbertbridgeRoad

CregaghRoad

WhincroftWay

GrandParade

CregaghPark

WoodstockRoad

CastlehillRoad

Massey Ave.


NorthRoad

StormontEstate

ClaraRoad

Braniel / Gilnahirk

KnockRoad

TwinbrookEstate

M2 Motorway

CliftonvilleRoad

Stockman’sLane


BallysillanRoad

Queen’sUniversity

AnnadaleAvenue

Beechgrove

LadasDrive

GilnahirkRoad

MelfortDrive


ComberRoad

Old DundonaldRoad


StoneyRoad

CircularRoad

CarnmoneyRoad

ManseRoad

Mossley

MonkstownAvenue

RoyalMail

MountainhillRoad

BallygomartinRoad

WoodvaleRoad

West CircularRoad

Yorkgate

Airport RdWest



ForthillDrive

NewMossley

M2 Motorway

Ligoniel

Glencairn

ForthriverRoad

Springmartin

KennedyCentre

Glencolin

PoleglassEstate

Ladybrook

ParkCentre

LagmoreView

MountEagles

SummerhillRoad

Balmoral

NewforgeLane

FourWinds

MountMerrion

BallybeenEstate

CoopersMill Park

OldHolywoodRoad

DarganCrescent



CastlereaghRoad


Beechill


Crescent

Ballyduff

SydenhamBy-pass


SandownRoad

Donegall Road

HawthorndenWay

M2

yawroto

M

TudorDrive

CarnmoneyRoad

Ligoniel

ShawsRoad

St. Annes

BlacksRoad

DonegallPark Ave

Laurelgrove

Park& Ride

M1 Motor

way

FinaghyRoadNorth


Queen’sBridge

School Road

Tesco

NewtownbredaRoad

Queen’sRoad

CircularRoad

JordanstownRoad


Road

BlackrockSquare

PPark& Ride

Rathfern

P




Other Routes



21

7

5

9

12

1011

6

4

8

3

16






1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

BelfastCity

Centre

28, 28A28A

27

28A27

Metro Belfast’s bus service

5038

030

214

Subject to change September 2014


PRIMARK

DONEGALL

ARCADE

CASTLECOURTSHOPPING CENTRE

VICTORIASQUARE

Victoria Street

Metro 1, 2, 13, 14

Metro 12 Metro 11

Metro 11,12,57, 57A

CITYHALL

LibD

EE

AAA

11 88

77

22 9944

5555

66 1111

1212

33

CC

BB

Departs forCairnshillPark & Ride

1010

H

Castle StreetHigh Street

Skipper St

61, 64, 64B, 96

East/NorthsidePark & Ride

II

61, 64, 64B, 96

Metro 12

Metro 11

FF

10010

Bridge St

*

College Street

Metro 1, 13, 14

GGG

Stop

66 Departure point

80, 80A, 81

61, 64, 64B

77, 78, 79

26, 26A, 26B, 26C, 600

89, 90, 91, 92, 95

13, 13A, 13B, 14, 14A, 14B, 96

503, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 530, 531, 538, 551

Cairnshill Park & Ride

East/Northside Park & Ride, 600

DD

CC

BB IIFF

AA

GG

EE H

Other Services

80, 80A, 81

61, 64, 64B

77, 78, 79

26, 26A, 26B, 26C, 600

89, 90, 91, 92, 95

13, 13A, 13B, 14, 14A, 14B, 96BB DD

AA CC E 503, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 530, 531, 538, 551



G H

F I

Leaflet Key (copy of master)


Antrim Road

Shore Road

Holywood Road

Upper N’ards Rd

2

1

4

327, 28Also:

20, 20A, 23Also:

Castlereagh Road

Cregagh Road

Ormeau Road

Malone Road

7

5

6

8

18, 19, 31

29, 29C, 30

93

Also:

Also:

Also:

Lisburn Road

Falls Road

Shankill Road

Oldpark Road

9

12

10

11

10A*, 10H*, 82, 82A, 104, 532, 536

57, 57AAlso:

Also:

Cregagh Road6

Castlereagh Road518, 19, 31 Also:

Ormeau Road729, 29C, 30Also:

Malone Road893Also:

Shore Road2

Antrim Road1

Holywood Road327, 28Also:

Upper N’ards Rd420, 20A, 23Also:

Lisburn Road9

Oldpark Road12

Shankill Road1157, 57AAlso:

Main Metro Corridors

Falls Road1010A*,10H*, 82, 82A,104,532,536Also:

Metro Ticket &Information Kiosklocated at DonegallSq. West (3 on map)

PRIMARK

DONEGALL

ARCADE


VICTORIASQUARE

Victoria Street

Metro 1, 2, 13, 14

Metro 12 Metro 11

Metro 11,12,57, 57A

CITYHALL

LibD

EE

AAA

11 88

77

22 9944

5555

66 1111

1212

33

CC

BB


1010

H


Skipper St

61, 64, 64B, 96


II

61, 64, 64B, 96

Metro 12

Metro 11

FF

10010

Bridge St

*

College Street

Metro 1, 13, 14

GGG

Stop

66 Departure point

80, 80A, 81

61, 64, 64B

77, 78, 79

26, 26A, 26B, 26C, 600

89, 90, 91, 92, 95

13, 13A, 13B, 14, 14A, 14B, 96

503, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 530, 531, 538, 551



DD

CC

BB IIFF

AA

GG

EE H

Other Services

80, 80A, 81

61, 64, 64B

77, 78, 79

26, 26A, 26B, 26C, 600

89, 90, 91, 92, 95

13, 13A, 13B, 14, 14A, 14B, 96BB DD

AA CC E 503, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 530, 531, 538, 551



G H

F I



Antrim Road

Shore Road

Holywood Road

Upper N’ards Rd

2

1

4

327, 28Also:

20, 20A, 23Also:

Castlereagh Road

Cregagh Road

Ormeau Road

Malone Road

7

5

6

8

18, 19, 31

29, 29C, 30

93

Also:

Also:

Also:

Lisburn Road

Falls Road

Shankill Road

Oldpark Road

9

12

10

11

10A*, 10H*, 82, 82A, 104, 532, 536

57, 57AAlso:

Also:

Cregagh Road6



Malone Road893Also:

Shore Road2

Antrim Road1



Lisburn Road9

Oldpark Road12





11B/C/D

P

261

61, 64/B

80

57, 57A

57A

61

6

6

3

3

96

96

96

18

112

12

11A

11

11C/D

11B/D 10

10B/C/D/E/F/X

10B/C/X

10D/E/X

9

78

8A/B/C

8B/C 8A

7A, 7C

6 5

54

3

1D

9B/C

12A

11A

11A

1B

57, 57A

12A

10F

10A/B/C/D/H

10B

10B

10D/E81A, 82A

81, 82

10A

9582, 82A81/A, 82/A

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FairviewRoad

DoaghRoad

Cloughfern

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AntrimRoad

Roughfort

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MilewaterDrive

ManseWay

MonkstownRoad

ChurchRoad

Derrycoole

RathmoreDrive

Glengormley

EastAntrimInstitute

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SomertonRoad

SkegoneillAvenue

JellicoeAvenue

M5

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AntrimRoad

Belfast Castle

Belfast Zoo

Bellevue

WhitewellRoad

LoughsidePark


ShoreRoad

ArthurRoad

BradenPark

Abbey-centre

Silverstream

AllianceAvenue


TwaddellAvenue

CrumlinRoad

CarlisleCircus

AlexandraPark Ave

OldparkRoad

DuncairnGardens

YorkRoad

GroveBaths

DuncrueRoad

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ConnswaterBridge

HolywoodRoad

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VictoriaPark

TitanicQuarter

BelmontRoad

ConnsbrookAvenue

DivisStreet

LowerFalls

GlenRoad

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RoyalVictoriaHosp.

WhiterockRoad

GrosvenorRoad

ShankillRoad

MaterHospital

FallsPark

RiverdalePark

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CityHospitalSuffolk

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UniversityAvenue

StewartstownRoad

Cherry Road

UpperDunmurryLane

Brian’sWellRoad

Bell SteeleRoad

UniversityRoad

King’s Hall

MaloneRoad


Sicily Park

StranmillisRoad

BalmoralStranmillis

Ormeau(Forestside)

BelvoirDrive

BelvoirRoad

Malone(Erinvale)

Kingsway

BallybogRoad

Conway

KnockbredaRoad

NewtonPark

Cairnshill Road

SaintfieldRoad

Mount-pottingerRoad

AlbertBridge

BeersbridgeRoad

Glen Road

Ballygowan Road

RavenhillRoad


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MountMerrionAvenue

AlbertbridgeRoad

CregaghRoad

WhincroftWay

GrandParade

CregaghPark

WoodstockRoad

CastlehillRoad

Massey Ave.


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StormontEstate

ClaraRoad

Braniel / Gilnahirk

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TwinbrookEstate

M2 Motorway

CliftonvilleRoad

Stockman’sLane


BallysillanRoad

Queen’sUniversity

AnnadaleAvenue

Beechgrove

LadasDrive

GilnahirkRoad

MelfortDrive


ComberRoad

Old DundonaldRoad


StoneyRoad

CircularRoad

CarnmoneyRoad

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RoyalMail

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FourWinds

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Antrim RoadWaterworks

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AlbertQuayYork

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ClarendonDock

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GottoWharf

Herdman ChannelDivisBerth

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Stena LineFerry Terminal


2 miles

BelfastCastle

King’s HallComplex

BelfastZoo

BelfastInternationalAirport, 18 miles

Stormont Parliament Buildings

OrmeauPark

PlayingFields Cliftonville

Golf Course

The GrovePlaying Fields

AlexandraPark

OldparkPlayingFields

VictoriaPark

The Oval

Osborne ParkPlaying Fields

(RBAI) Bladon ParkLagan LandsEast

Allotments

CranmorePlaying Fields

(RBAI)

OrmeauGolf Course

PirriePark

Gibson Park

UlidiaPlaying Fields

BotanicGardens

BogMeadowsNaturalReserve

DunvillePark

ShankillRest

Garden

WoodvaleCricketGround

WoodvalePark

PlayingField

CherryvalePlayingFields

Friar’s BushCemetery

WaterworksPlayground

HammerPlayingFields

ConnswaterCommunity

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Bus Depot

CloreenPark

DrumglassPark

Clifton StCemetery

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WindsorPark

RavenhillStadium

BelfastDry Dock

CregaghCricket

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Universityof Ulster

CentralLibrary

LagansideBus Centre

LagansideCourts

CentralStation

BBC

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GreatVictoria St

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EuropaBus Centre

RBAInstitute

LinenhallLibrary

BelfastMetropolitan

CollegeFallsSwimCentre

Royal VictoriaHospital

Royal BelfastHospital for

Sick Children

CityHospitalStation

Belfast CityHospital

MethodistCollege

Queen’sUniversity

Students’Union

WhitlaHall

KelvinMonument

Queen’sFilm Theatre

BotanicStation

UTV

TitanicStudios

HarbourPolice

NorthsidePark & Ride

MovieHouse

YorkgateStation

SeaviewStadium

FireStation

SolitudeStadium

BelfastRoyal Academy

MaterHospitalCrumlin Road

Court House

Public RecordOffice of

Northern Ireland

TemplemoreComplex

The Mount Conference Centre

Indoor TennisCentre

OzoneComplex

Park EducationalResource Centre

DowneyHouse

AvonielLeisureCentre

BelfastMetropolitan

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WellingtonCollege

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StranmillisUniversityCollege

Ulster Collegeof Music

WindsorLawn Tennis

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LisburnRoad PSNI

LisburnRoad Library

AdelaideStation

OlympiaLeisureCentre

Queen’sUniversity

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Rivers

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BelfastHarbourOffice

Isle of ManFerry Terminal

TheGasworks

US ConsulateGeneral

Ulster Clinic

LeisureCentre

ElmwoodHall

Avis

Belfast Telegraph

Ormeau RdLibrary

Woodstock RdLibrary

TitanicQuarterStation

Odeon

Odyssey

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BelfastUrban

Sports Park

St Mary’sUniversityCollege

Queen’sElms

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St George’s

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St Malachy’s

St Mary’s

St Peter’sCathedral

St Patricks

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St Mary’s

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St Matthews

AlbertbridgeCongregational

St Anthony’s

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StBartholomew’s

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St Brigid’s

St Paul’s

St Joseph’s

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St Andrew’s

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St Finnian’s

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St John’s

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SmithfieldMarket

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VictoriaSquare

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CitysideRetail Park

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St Anne’sCathedral

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Grand OperaHouse

ClockTower

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UlsterMuseum

Palm HouseTropicalRavine

CrescentArts Centre

The OdysseyPavilion,

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TitanicSlipway

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LyricTheatre

Samson &GoliathCranes

Harland &Wolff DrawingOffices

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Cultúrlann

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The Crown Bar

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LaganBridge

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King’sBridge

Governor’sBridge

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Oxford St

Chichester St

East Bridge StCromac

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Alfred St

Joy St

Adelaide St

Linenhall St

Bankmore St

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College Sq

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Browns Sq

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Lisbu

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Ulsterville Ave

Ashley AveTates AveDonnybrook St

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Melrose StEdinburgh St

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Botanic Ave

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University St

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Linfield

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Eureka Dr

Mar

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Lindsay St

Charlotte St

Vernon St

Pine St

Orm

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Eliza St

Stanfield St

Friendly St

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River Terr

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Hatfield St

Farnham St

Rutland St

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BarodaSt

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Rugb

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Fitzroy AveMagdala St

University Ave

Dudley St

Rugby Ave

College Park Ave Carmel St

Agincourt Ave

Cairo St

Jerusalem St

Sydenham Rd

Bridge End

Middlepath St

Old Channel Rd

Sydenham Rd

Hamilton Rd

Queen

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Queen

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Duffer

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Limestone Rd

Glencollyer St

Mountcollyer Ave

Parkmount St

Deacon St

Gainsborough Dr

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Hopefield Ave

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IndianaAve

Hughenden AveEvelyn Gdns

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Kingsmere Ave

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Colu

mbi

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Leop

old

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Ohio St

Bray

Cl

Enfield St

Bray

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Disr

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ontre

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tRathlin St

Chie

f St

Woodvale Rd

Crumlin Rd

Crumlin Rd

Flax

StHerbert St

KerreraSt

Brompton Park

Strathroy Pk

Holmdene

Gdns

Highbury

Gdns

Etna Dr

Stratford Gdns

Eskdale Gdns

Northwick Dr

Jamaica Rd

Ardglen Pl

Jamaica St

Allia nce C

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Alliance Av e

Alliance Pde

ProspectPk

Ardoyne Ave

Ardilea St

Rosehead

Dr

Hillv

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AntiguaSt

Parkview Ct

Shor

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and

Ballymacarrett Rd Mersey St

Banb

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Oval CtSevern St

Yuko

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Tamar StCarewSt

Gaw

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Julia

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Dee

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Wye St

New

cast

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Der

wen

t St

Medway StIsland St

Har

land

Dr

Newtownards Rd

Cha

mbe

rlain

St

Hor

nby

St

Belv

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ErskineSt

Martin St

Major St

Parker St

Mountfo

rde Rd Bryson St

Beechfield St

Madrid St

Madrid St

Vulcan StM

ountforde

SeafordeStDr

Arran St

Westbourne St

Clandeboye

Gdns

Templem

ore Ave

Paxo

n Street

Epworth StHaig

St

Lord St

Avoniel Rd

Kingswood St

Trillick St

Castlereagh St

TheMount

Castl

erea

ghPl

Calvin St

GrovefieldSt

My Lady’s Rd

Cher

ryvill

e St

PearlSt

Woodstock Rd

Jocelyn St

Willowfield Dr


London St

Donard St

London Rd

LismoreSt

Ballarat St

St Kil da St

Bendigo St

Mou

nt S

outh

Law

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ntSt

Orm

eau

Embankment

Ravenhill Ave

Ravenhill Ave

Florida Dr

Imperial Dr

Fede

ratio

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Oak

leig

hPk

Ardenlee Gr

Arde

nlee

Cre

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Mill

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Ravenhill Gdns

Chesham Pk

Arde

nlee

Gdn

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Ardenlee AveBroughton PkBroughtonGdns

Willowfield Pde

Ardenvohr St

Carlingford St

RoseberyG

dns

Omeath St

Willowfield StClara St

Grove StIsoline St

GlenvarlockSt

Channing St

Skipton St

Co nnswater Lk

Avon

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Flower St

Euston St

RedcarSt

NewrySt

Eusto

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Pde

Ardgowan St

Hillsboro

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Pde

Hillsb oroug

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Loopland Dr

Loopland Park

Loopland CresLoopland Gdns

LooplandRd

Orby L

ink

Gibson Park G

dnsGibson Park Ave

Lada

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Willow

holme D

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Reid St

DromoreSt

Arde

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Titania StRane

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Lism

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venh

illPd

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Onslow Pde

Onslow GdnsHaddington GdnsArdenlee Pde

GrahamG

dns

Alexande r Rd

MayfairAve

Cregagh Rd

Knockbracken Pk

Knockbreda Pk

Knockbreda Rd

RosettaPark

Rosetta Park

Knockbreda Rd

Knoc

k Ed

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ark

Killagan Bend

Burren Way

Ravensdene Pk

Ravenhill Pk

Park Rd

North Pde

South PdeCro

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de

St Jude’s Pde

Jameson St

Raby St

FitzwilliamAve

St Jude’s Ave

Annadale Ave

Rossmore D

r

Florenceville

Ave

Carolan Rd

Rosetta Ave

RosettaDr

Rosetta PdeSt John’sAve

Riverside View

The Boulevard

College Dr

Ailesbury Rd

Der

amor

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dns

Haypark Gdns

AilesburyGdns

Aile

sbur

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AilesburyCres

Annadale

GrnAnnadale

Cres

Annadale Embankm

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Kim

berle

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Dr

Sunnyside St

Whitehall

Pde

Hay

park

Ave

Rush

field

Ave

Der

amor

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Wal

mer

St

Kim

berle

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Blackwood St

Ava

St

Ava Ave

Ava Pde

Haywood Ave

Ava

Park

Ava

Dr

Anad

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Flat

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ayw

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Dr

Burmah StCandahar St

Cricklewood Park

Sharman Rd

Belv

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illes

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Park

Vaux

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ParkRi

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ond

Park

Lockview Road

Pr Edward Pk

Luce

rne

Pde

Laga

nvale

St

Broomhill Park

Hillside DrStranmillis RdD

anes

fort

Pk

Cleaver PkNotting Hill

Mal

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Rd

Stranmillis Rd

Chlorine Gdns

Pretoria St

SandhurstDr

Stranmillis

Pk

SandhurstD

r

Ridgeway St

Rugby Rd

Windsor Ave

Windsor Park

Derryvolgie Ave

Adelaide Park

Cadogan Park

Lisbu

rn R

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Marlborough Park N

Marlborough Park CMarlborough Pk S

Osbor

ne G

dns

Osborne Dr

Bawnmore Rd

Osborne Park

Maryville Park

Myrtlefield Park

Malone Park

Lisburn

Rd

Lislea

Dr

Lancefield Rd

Moo

nsto

ne St

Hugh

St

Gre

at N

orth

wes

t St

AdelaideAve

LisburnAve

Windsor RdSurrey StEthel St

Mea

dow

bank

St

Lwr Windsor Ave

Sand

ringh

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UlstervilleGdnsFane

St

Bentham Dr

Brita

nnic

Terr

Maj

estic

Dr

Nor

woo

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Cha

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St S

Apollo Rd

Wild

flow

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ay

Falco

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Tates Ave

Olympia Dr

Ebor

St

Ebor

Dr

Ebor

Pde

Gle

nmac

han

St

Frenchpark StDonegall Gdns

Kitchener Dr

Leca

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tTa

vana

gh S

tKi

lbur

n St

Mol

tke

StSo

udan

St

Kitc

hene

r St

MonarchPde

Maldon St

Donegall RdPembroke

St

Don

egal

l Ave

Rodn

ey P

de

Donegall Rd

Milner St

Rydalmere St

Empire St

Lemberg St

RichviewSt

Roden StBelt St

Iverna ClBroadwayIveagh CresIveagh St

Nansen St

Irwell Ct

Falls RoadBe

echm

ount

Ave

Oakman StCavendish St

Hawthorn St

Viol

etSt

Iris Dr

Iris St

Springfield Ave

Iris GveIris

Cl

Forest St

Fort StForfar

Way

Colinview

St

Springfield Rd

Waterford

St

Cupar St U

pr

Kashmir Rd

Clonard Gdns

Clonard St

Rose Mill

St

Cupar Way

Conway

St

Conway Pl

First St

Balkan StLeeson St

Gibs

onSt

Dunville St

LwrClonard St

MarchionessSt

Dev

onsh

ire

St

Milfo

rdSt

Percy St

Perc

y St

N HowardLink

NinthSt

Fifth St

Third St

N H

owar

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Conw

ay

S

t

Argy

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t

Wilt

on S

t

Canm

ore

St

Northstand St

Ashmore St

Shankill Road

Nel

son

Sq

Nel

son

Ct

Mou

ntjo

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Gle

nwoo

d St

Batte

nber

g St

Law

nbro

ok A

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Lana

rk W

ay

Caledon St

May

o Pk

May

o St

Ains

wor

th

Ave

Ains

wor

th S

t

Dover Pl

Percy PlChurch Ln

Arthur St

Rosemary StBerry St

Gra

ce S

t

RaphaelSt

Grosvenor Rd

Rode

n St

DistilleryCt

Turin

St

Sans Souci Pk

Lennoxvale

Syca

mor

e Pk

Oak Ave

Haw

thor

nD

rAs

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Elms D r

Holyrood

Albert St

Oak W

ay

Ava

Cre

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HamptonPde

Bedford St

Apsle

y St

NewingtonAve

Torrens Cres

WatkinsRd

Airp

ort R

d

ConnsbankRd

Albertbridge Road

Mountpottinger Road

Rave

nhill

Park

Gdns

Cranmore ParkRand

al Pk

Cranmore Ave

Cranmore Gdns

Bouc

her W

ay

Writers’Sq

Balm

oral

Rd

Balm

oral

Link

Rave

nhill

Rd

Rave

nhill

Rd

Orm

eau Rd

Knock Eden Cresc

Flush

Park

Hug

hes C

t

North BankDennetEnd

Mou

nt M

errio

n Av

e Sheskin Way

GrillaghW

ay

Cooneen Way The Straight

South Bank

Cregagh Rd Thiepval Ave

HamelDr

Somme Dr

Dow

nshire

Park East

Downshire

Pk N

Downshire

Pk C

Kilbroney Bend

Burntollet Way

Downshire RdRosetta Rd

Everton Dr

Upper Knockb

reda Rd

Willowbank

Pk

Rosetta Rd E

Beechgrove Dr

Wynchurch Terr Wynchurch Ave

Wynchurch R

d

Mou

nt M

errio

nPa

rk

AlbertDr

Picardy Ave Bapa

ume

Ave

St Anne’sSq

Dunbar Link

LittlePatrick St

Donegall Pl

MarineHouse

AvenueHouse

CameraGuesthouse

Parador

Maranatha

RoseleighHouse

Ravenhill

Windermere

TaraLodge

Kate’sB&B

All Seasons

MaryvilleHouse

MaloneLodge Hotel

Wellington ParkHotel

Benedicts

DaysHotel

EuropaHotel Park Inn

Belfast

Fitzwilliam Hotel

Jurys Inn

HolidayInn

Ten Square

Ibis

RamadaEncore

PremierInn

Merchant

MalmaisonBelfast

PremierInn

HiltonBelfast

PremierInn

RadissonBlu

Holiday InnExpressDukes at

QueensIbis

Madisons

CrescentTownhouse

Travelodge

Arnie’sBackpackers

BelfastInternational

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