PUBS & RESTAURANTS
(I HAVE DRAWN AN ARBITRARY DIVIDING LINE ROUGHLY NORTH/SOUTH OF THE CITY HALL)
NORTH BELFAST - SOUTH BELFAST
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| On this page you will find places to go and see, things to do and other information. The information is an extremely small part of what the City has to offer. Please check out the Northern Ireland links to other sites and information, such as the Northern Ireland Tourist Board. |
| THE TOURISM
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Belfast City Council The Cecil Ward Building 4-10 Linenhall Street Belfast BT2 8BP 028 9032 0202 Ext. 3585/3581 |
| Check out http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/events/ |
| RECOMMENDED PUBS & RESTAURANTS (I HAVE DRAWN AN ARBITRARY DIVIDING LINE ROUGHLY NORTH/SOUTH OF THE CITY HALL) NORTH BELFAST - SOUTH BELFAST |
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BELFAST'S ATTRACTIONS
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CITY HALL Donegall Square (028) 9027 0456 Guided tours, Monday - Saturday FREE. Book.Standing on the site of the original Belfast merchants Linen Hall is the home of Belfast City Council. The City Hall, finished in Portland stone, is a splendour not to be missed, from the ornate dome, to the grand staircase, to the fascinating history.
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CASTLE Antrim Road (028) 9077 6925 WEBSITE Open daily. FREE. Book.On the slopes of Cavehill overlooking Belfast Lough, this is the place for history, cuisine, scenery and gardens. Nearby is the Cavehill Heritage Centre and Country Park. |
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ZOO Antrim Road (028) 9077 6277 WEBSITE Email strongej@belfastcity.gov.uk |
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Open daily, April-September, 10am-5pm. October-March, 10am-2.30pm Admission fee (Free parking).A 50 acre site overlooking Belfast Lough holds this world class zoo and its 160 or more rare or endangered species. restaurant, shop, playground and disabled facilities. |
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LIQUOR SALOON Great Victoria Street (028) 9027 9901 Open daily.Probably the world's most famous Victorian Pub as well as the best treasure in the National trust portfolio, or am I biased? More details here. |
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OPERA HOUSE Great Victoria Street (028) 9024 1919 (028) 9024 1919 WEBSITE e-mail: info@goh.co.uk Performances Monday-Saturday Admission by ticket.A late Victorian Masterpiece, restored in 1980. Excellent venue for comedy, pantomime opera and all things musical. More details here. |
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LOOKOUT Donegall Quay (028) 9031 5444 e-mail: lookout@laganside.com Admission fee.Historical guide to Belfast and the regeneration of the Laganside and construction of the weir. Beautiful at night with the coloured spotlights shining on the bridge and water. |
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BOAT COMPANY Donegall Quay (028) 9033 0844 Tours seven days a week. £4.00.. Belfast's first river taxi service and guided tour of the Lagan. The tour takes about one hour but stops can be made at any of the staging points along the river. |
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LIBRARY 17 Donegall square North (028) 9032 1707 WEBSITE e-mail: info@linenhall.com Admission free.Founded in 1788, this is the city's oldest library and the building has been refurbished. Well worth a visit to check Irish politics and culture. |
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| BELFAST GUIDED WALKING TOURS
CONTACT: William Dickson, 31 Broadway Parade, Belfast (028) 9029 2631 WEBSITE Email Walking Tours Belfast City Walking Tours brings a range of interesting guided walking tours. Art and Culture Services specialize in giving the visitor the best introduction to the heart of Belfast. |
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TO CHECK OUT OTHER INFORMATION LINKS AT THE Northern
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