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Belfast » What to See » Museums & Galleries
Belfast Barge
Belfast's maritime history is writ large on-board MV Confiance, the city's 'floating museum'. Inside this
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Belfast Exposed
NI's only dedicated photography gallery is a favourite haunt of the city's art students and another cool creative space in the thriving Cathedral Quarter.
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Oh Yeah Music Centre
From Ruby Murray to Snow Patrol, with a touch of The Undertones and Van Morrison in between, NI's music scene has long been at the forefront of popular culture.
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P.L.A.C.E.
Stop by this small exhibition space next to the Linen Hall Library and discover the changing face of Belfast city. A joint project between the Royal Society of Ulster Architects and Belfast City Council, P.
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Red Barn Gallery
Down a wee lane beside Rosemary Street Church nestles this cavern-like art space featuring work from local or locally-based photographers, painters and sculptors.
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SS Nomadic
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Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
Stroll through this outdoor collection of lovingly-restored 18th century buildings and let the costumed guides bring history to life.
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Ulster Museum
As make-overs go, this £17m, three-year revamp of one of the city's most beloved landmarks is a real stunner.
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W5
NI's only science and discovery centre has over 250 interactive exhibits across several spacious levels, and a changing programme of workshops and events.
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War Memorial Gallery
This small exhibition space beside St. Anne's Cathedral recalls the ravages of WW2 - both on the battlefield and during the Belfast Blitz.
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Belfast Print Workshop
Located in a beautifully renovated warehouse in Belfast's artisan Catherdal Quarter, the building's exterior is dominated by a dramatic steel and mosaic modern art sculpture.
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Catalyst Arts Gallery
Formed in 1993, Belfast's primary non-profit artist-led organisation acts as a 'catalyst' cajoling, supporting and promoting local, national and international artistic endeavours.
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Golden Thread Gallery
On the fringes of the Cathedral Quarter stands this red brick building whose ground floor houses one of Belfast's coolest art galleries.
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Lawrence Street Workshops
In an old stables courtyard off Queen's Quarter's Cromwell Road lurks this 'scrapyard' where old junk is magically transformed into objects of great beauty.
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Queen Street Studios Gallery
Established in 1984, this small studio space is home to over 20 artists across various career stages and creative media. Look for the door sign on the red brick city centre building and climb three flights (no lift access) to view some truly innovative work.
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University of Ulster School of Art & Design
Three big blue and red buoys stand outside this revamped home to over 1000 of the city's art students. The large foyer often
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WheelWorks
This youth-based arts organisation provides artistic and creative opportunities for young people who have difficulty accessing the arts.
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