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Maritime Belfast Trust, the charity that preserves and promotes Belfast’s maritime heritage, has worked with Belfast Exposed, Northern Ireland’s leading photography organisation, and the local community to create a photograph exhibition that will be launched as part of the Belfast Maritime Festival, 9th & 10th September.
This exhibition showcases photographs taken by local community neighbourhoods of Belfast’s historic waterfront. The photographs capture what local residents love about the waterfront, and what makes them feel connected to the area.
The exhibition is free and will be located on Hamilton Dock.
This exhibition is funded by Belfast City Council and sponsored by Tourism Northern Ireland and Belfast Exposed.
Titanic Belfast tells the story of the Titanic from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900's, through her construction and launch, to its maiden voyage and subsequent place in history.
With day-to-night entertainment and fun for all ages, Odyssey Place has everything you need for a great day out, all under one roof.
From state-of-the-art bowling alleys and an award-winning Science & Discovery Centre, to catching the latest must-see film or concert, no two visits are ever the same!
Whether it’s a light bite or a main meal, our fabulous
eateries and restaurants serve delicious food and drink throughout the day. Let
us do the cooking, whilst you do the eating.
One ship, one hundred years, one thousand stories!
HMS Caroline is the last known surviving warship from one of the largest naval battles ever fought - 1916’s Battle of Jutland. Explore HMS Caroline and witness the Battle of Jutland unfold, discover the captain’s quarters; see where the crew lived and slept and get up close to the ship’s original engines. Take time out to walk the decks and pick up a souvenir from the shop.
The church in Sailortown was designed by Belfast architect Charles Lanyon for the Seamen's Friend's Benevolent Society and features a wealth of maritime themed artefacts.
The congregation grew out of mission work among the seamen arriving in the Port of Belfast. The church also includes designs by William Morris, and is open to the public on Wednesday afternoons, and for Sunday services.
In the heart of the Maritime Mile, where the Titanic once stood is Thompson Dock and Pumphouse- the home of Titanic Distillers.
Inspired by the people who worked in Belfast's shipyards more than a century ago- you will now be able to walk in their footsteps in the very pump-house and dry dock that represents such an authentic part of the Titanic story and indeed the history of Belfast.
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SS Nomadic is the world’s last remaining White Star vessel and RMS Titanic’s original tender ship, now restored to her original glory and back home in Belfast’s historic Hamilton Dock.
SoundYard is a playful art installation inspired by the sounds of Belfast's shipyards. It is located on Queen's Quay close to the Odyssey and Abercorn Marina.
This exhibition celebrates the thousands of ships built here in Belfast, the many tradesmen and women, the Yardmen, the Dockers, and the innovation associated with 400 years of industry.
W5 have 8 new exhibition zones, with over 250 interactive exhibits for the whole family. Firing the spirit of discovery, with limitless fun for everyone.
Experience the best bowling Belfast has to offer, and strike it lucky at Hollywood Bowl! With delicious food and drinks, fantastic deals, and state-of-the-art lanes – it’s the perfect place to make fun-filled memories for everyone.
Cineworld Belfast is located at Odyssey and features 13 state-of-the-art screens including IMAX, 4DX extreme cinema and 270-degree ScreenX. The shiny new cinema also features an in-cinema café, serving Lavazza coffee, as well as all your cinema snack favourites, including Rollover hot dogs, Candy King Pick & Mix and ICEE frozen drinks.
Belfast's Window on Wildlife (WOW) is home to birds and wildlife from all over the world. There are more than 100 species of birds and other wildlife to be found here, from lapwings and terns to konik ponies. Trained staff and volunteers will help you tell a wigeon from a teal.
Located on the Titanic Walkway, the Great Light is one of the largest lighthouse optics of its kind ever built. The optic is around 130 years old, weighs 10 tonnes and measures 7 metres tall.
Take a walk along the Titanic Slipways and experience one of the latest addition to the Maritime Mile- Riverbox! Equipped with cutting edge video and audio technology it can host video installations, interactive projects, live events and a wide range of audio experiences.
Belfast Harbour hosts a permanent exhibition in its Harbour Office entitled ‘A Port that Built a City’ to celebrate 400 years of Belfast’s maritime history.
The SSE Arena, Belfast is Northern Ireland's premier entertainment venue hosting over 150 events per year. The venue boasts a wide array of events from concerts to comedy and sport to family shows.
Two exciting mini golf courses, dangerously delicious food & drinks and whole lot of fun!
The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) is the official archive for NI, holding over 3 million public and privately deposited records.