historical place museum in Belfast

Nowhere else on earth can bring you this close to Titanic – the world’s most famous liner. Visit Titanic's Dock & Pump-House for an authentic experience.

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Belfast Poor House (1774) now a Heritage & Conference Centre. Guided tours every Fri 3pm & group tours by appointment at other times. #visitcliftonhouse

Burials no longer take place in Friar's Bush Graveyard in south Belfast, but the cemetery, which is an important historical site, is open for visitors by appointment

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Discover the Crown Bar in Northern Ireland with the National Trust

The Official Facebook page of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. A Loyal Institution since 1795

Two interpretive centres based at Schomberg House, Belfast and Sloan's House, Loughgall. Showcasing the culture, history and traditions of the Orange Order

City Cab Touring. See the famous Murals on both sides of the peace-line. Protestant and Catholic. Every picture paints a thousand words. Learn about the history of the troubles

We're Discover Northern Ireland, inspiring you to visit, explore and fall in love with Northern Ireland. Belfast and the Causeway Coast - Lonely Planet's number one region to visit in 2018. Sha…

W5 is a science and discovery centre with over 250 hands-on exhibits, seasonal events, science shows and temporary exhibitions! www.w5online.co.uk

The Army Museums Network provides support, advice and guidance to army museums across the UK.

HMS Caroline is an astonishing survivor of World War One. This five-star rated visitor attraction will be open to the public from 1 July 2017

Discover Belmont Tower in Northern Ireland with the National Trust

SS Nomadic carried first and second class passengers out to Titanic from the French Port of Cherbourg. She was built in Harland and Wolff in Belfast alongside Titanic and Olympic and is now the …

Titanic Belfast® is the world's largest Titanic visitor experience. Located in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland, on the very slipways where she was built.

Ulster-Scots Visitor Centre, situated in the Corn Exchange Building in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. Open Monday - Friday 10am- 4pm