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Belfast’s Official city Guide
SUMMER EDITION
MAY–AUGUST 2015
TAKE A BITE
check Out Our Guide
tO the Best places
tO eat in the city
FAMILY FUN
it’s all aBOut the
kids this summer
SOUNDS OF
THE CITY
music festivals
fill the air
this auGust
SHIPS AHOY!
The Tall Ships are back in Belfast
Summer
in the City
Welcome to the special summer edition of Visit Belfast!
We have some great ideas on how to make the most of your
visit this summer, from the best tours, outdoor activities and
must see attractions to discovering our amazing food scene,
cultural days out and the spectacular Tall Ships race.
IN THIS ISSUE
04 Summer Events
The hottest events happening
this summer!
22 Belfast on a Budget
Tips for a day out that doesn’t
cost a bundle!
25 Sounds of the City
Enjoy some great outdoor
music festivals this August.
Great Days Out – p14
Find out lots of
great ways to while
away the hours
with the kids over
the summer, we’ve
something for every
tot-to-teenager!
28 Take a Bite out
06 All Aboard the Tall Ships of Belfast
The Tall Ships return to Belfast. Give your tastebuds a treat
10 Explore the City
with our guide to the best
Take a tour to enjoy the city sights. places to eat in the city.
14 Family Fun
Belfast is a family friendly city
geared up for all sorts of fun!
32 Belfast Beer Gardens
Make the most of summer by
sitting out enjoying Belfast’s
coolest alfresco spots.
18 Brilliant Gardens
Pack a picnic and enjoy one of 34 Belfast Plus
our stunning parks and gardens. Discover what’s on offer in the
areas surrounding our city.
20 Outdoor Adventures
Pack a bit of adventure into
your trip with a range of fun
outdoor activities on offer.
Supping in the Sun
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Discover the best
beer gardens in
Belfast this summer.
41-44 Maps
Our handy fold-out map will
help you get out and about.
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BELFAST BUCKET LIST
MUST DO:
Check out our guide to the hottest events
not to be missed this summer in Belfast!
SPORT
01
Irish Open 2015
28 – 31 May
Royal County Down
Golf Club
The world’s finest golfers,
including N.I’s very own
Rory McIlroy will flock to
Royal County Down as
the club plays host to this
year’s exciting competition
for the first time.
irishopen.ie
SPORT
02
Guinness PRO12 Final
30 May
Kingspan Stadium
The Guinness PRO12
culminates with a nail
biting final, held at the
home of Ulster Rugby.
Enjoy the match build up in
fan zones around the city.
pro12rugby.com
FESTIVAL
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Belfast Book Festival
8 – 14 June
Various Venues
An eclectic mix of local
& international writers
hosting readings, launches,
workshops & more.
belfastbookfestival.com
SPORT
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Gran Fondo Giro d’Italia
Northern Ireland
21 June
Various Venues
Following on from last
year’s Giro d’Italia, cycling
enthusiasts have the
opportunity to cycle
alongside previous Giro
champions.
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Belfast Photo Festival
4 – 30 June
Various Venues
The festival returns with
an inspiring programme
of special events &
exhibitions including
creating a DeLorean from
photographs.
belfastphotofestival.com
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LITERATURE
06
Shoulder to shoulder
Guinness Pro12 Final
FESTIVAL
06
The Tall Ships Races
2 – 5 July
Titanic Quarter
Returning to Belfast for the
third time, the Tall Ships will
be welcomed by the Lidl
Belfast Titanic Maritime
Festival.
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CULTURE
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Orangefest
12 July
Belfast City Centre
The annual family friendly
celebrations are a
magnificent spectacle of
tradition, colour & music
that can be enjoyed by all.
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CELEBRATION
CULTURE
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August Féile
30 July – 9 August
Various Venues
Ireland’s biggest
community festival is back
with music, comedy, tours,
talks, exhibitions & more.
feilebelfast.com
Belfast Pride
24 July – 2 August
Various Venues
A 10 day celebration including
debates, film, music &
drama, with a spectacular
Beats on the street
finale parade & party.
August Féile
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FESTIVAL
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Eastside Arts Festival
19 – 31 August
Various Venues
Showcasing the talent from
the east of the city, this
year’s festival programme
includes Van Morrison Live from Cyprus Avenue
& Dancing Shoes – The
George Best Story.
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MUSIC
Van Morrison
Eastside Arts Festival
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Summer Sounds
Various Dates in August
Various Venues
Belfast’s biggest music
festivals, Belsonic & Tennent’s
Vital, return to fill the city
with the sounds of some of
the biggest acts including
Calvin Harris, Stereophonics
& Paloma Faith.
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CULTURE
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Belfast Mela
30 August
Botanic Gardens
The Belfast Mela returns
to Botanic Gardens for a
multi-cultural celebration
of music, dance, food &
visual arts.
belfastmela.org.uk
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Sail Training International’s annual flagship event,
The Tall Ships Races comes to Belfast from 2–5 July,
welcomed by the Lidl Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival
ALL ABOARD
THE TALL SHIPS
this is the third time that
Belfast has played host to
this global event, having
first welcomed the ships
in 1991 and more recently
in 2009.
this year, the vessels
will dock along the harbour
from Queen’s Quay, beside
the Odyssey, to the pollock
dock area where the first
tall ships took place back
in 1991.
Over 50 vessels will
be gracing our shores,
from the impressively
large scandinavian
square riggers statsraad
lehmkuhl, sorlandet and
christian radich to the
vibrant south american
naval ships including
Guayas (ecuador) and
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cisne Branco (Brazil).
there’s something for
everyone at the four day
maritime festival from
fairgrounds, musical
performances, street
theatre to fireworks,
continental markets and
international bars. the
festival sponsor, lidl
will also be entertaining
visitors at their expo areas
and offering samples of
some of their delicious
produce.
during the event,
visitors can explore
titanic Belfast and its
sister attraction, the
ss nomadic. there will
be a full programme of
activities in the titanic
Quarter including a street
and seafood market in
partnership with ni Good
food around the titanic
plaza.
interactive archives,
tours, talks and other
activities related to
shipyard industry will also
take place in the slipways.
and the wonderful titanic
drawing Offices and
thompson pumphouse
and dry dock will welcome
patrons and relay the
city’s strong connections
to shipbuilding and its
maritime past.
traditional 1900s
trades like rope making
and linen weaving will be
showcased and for the
more adventurous visitors,
there will be archery and
the tall ships races
tug of war competitions with
segway ni.
additional markets and
live entertainment will fill the
popular custom house square
and Belfast city hall will also
get in on the maritime act with
marine-themed movies on
the big screen and maritimefocused city hall tours. these
events will be connected to
Belfast harbour via a special
tall ships free shuttle service
close to the Belfast Welcome
centre run by visit Belfast.
the event’s broadcast
media partner, BBc northern
ireland will bring live coverage
from the festival as well as an
interactive zone.
and of course, there will
be an opportunity to visit
the stars of the show - the
ships. explore some of these
amazing vessels and find
out more about Belfast’s rich
maritime heritage!
On the final day, you
can witness the amazing
spectacle as the ships leave
Belfast or view the spectacle
from vantage points along
the coastline including
cultra, Jordanstown or
carrickfergus. Or why not take
your binoculars up to cave
hill for a birds-eye view of the
proceedings?
Whether you’re a past tall
ships visitor keen to relive
those magical moments, or
you just want to experience
this unique event for the first
time, come along on the
2-5 July. make memories
this summer!
The sights and
sounds of The Tall
Ships Races
Festival
opening
times
Thursday 2 July
12 noon – 9pm
Friday 3 July
12 noon – 9pm
Saturday 4 July
10am – 10.30pm
Sunday 5 July
10am – 4pm
For more info,
call Visit Belfast
Welcome Centre
028 9024 6609
Facebook @
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Twitter @
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#tallshipsbelfast
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MUST SEE:
Check out our bucket list for the must see
places you don’t want to miss on any visit
to Belfast and beyond.
HISTORY
01
Titanic Quarter
Discover the birthplace
of RMS Titanic from
construction to her launch
& subsequent place in
history at Titanic Belfast
and a variety of fascinating
visitor attractions telling
the story of Titanic.
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TOUR
Belfast City Hall
Enjoy a free public tour
of Belfast’s most iconic
building (1906). Within the
grounds visitors can also
visit the Titanic Memorial
Garden.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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02
Crumlin Road Gaol
Try life behind bars with a
tour of the 150 year old gaol
& learn first-hand how this
Victorian prison evolved
through history.
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Built in 1906
Belfast City Hall
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Cathedral Quarter
Explore the cobblestoned
streets and alleyways of
this historic area, home
to a bustling culture and
arts scene, fascinating
architecture, a variety of cool
bars, cosy traditional pubs
and amazing restaurants.
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ART
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Wall Murals
The murals of Belfast are
a must-see experience for
visitors. Take a sightseeing
tour to get an insight into
the history behind these
pieces of community
artwork.
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SHOPPING
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Marvellous Markets
Belfast Markets are an
excellent place to shop
offering a wide selection of
products from fine, locally
sourced produce to local
arts, crafts and gifts. The
perfect place to while away
a few hours.
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Stormont Parliament
Buildings
Home to the NI Assembly
and one of the most
striking pieces of
architecture in Northern
Ireland. Take a free tour,
relax in the gift & coffee
shop or enjoy a walk
around the stunning
Stormont Estate.
Queen’s Quarter
Explore this tranquil, leafy
area, home to the Ulster
Museum, Botanic Gardens
and Palm House and the
stunning Queen’s University.
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BEST VIEW
TOUR
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Seat of power
Stormont Parliament Buildings
CULTURE
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Gaeltacht Quarter
The centre for Irish language
and culture is characterised
by a lively culture of music,
debate, drama and traditional
pubs. Many visitors
come to see the area’s
famous political murals
or the stunning Clonard
Monastery, but there’s
plenty more to discover.
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Home of Thrones
Explore some of the
stunning locations featured
in HBO®’s award winning
Game of Thrones with a
special tour and unique
activities.
HISTORY
The Dome at
Victoria Square
Boasting 360° views
across the city don’t miss
taking the lift to the top
of this stunning shopping
destination.
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Belfast Cathedral
One of Belfast’s greatest
and most magnificent
buildings is Romanesque
in style, giving it a lofty
grandeur. A 40 minute
audio guide is available
telling how the Cathedral’s
story is intertwined
with that of its home
city. Discover its rich
historic artefacts, and be
introduced to the people
who helped shape this
sacred place.
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You may already know what you want from your trip to
Belfast: a tour of the wall murals make their way onto
many itineraries, as does a trip up to the Giant’s Causeway.
Tie it all together with an open-topped bus tour, or untie
it just as quickly with a trip around Belfast’s historic pubs!
Here are a few more ideas on how to enjoy the city sights.
Titanic Tours
No trip to Belfast is
complete without visiting
Titanic Belfast, but there
are also a range of tours
on offer to discover this
historic area. Take a
Titanic Boat Tour and
learn about the changing
face of Belfast’s harbour
which built well over
10,000 ships. Follow in the
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shipbuilders footsteps on
a Titanic Walking Tour,
including access to the
floor of Titanic’s Dock.
Hop on the Wee Tram
and learn about the area
through an on-board video
presentation, and for the
more adventurous, take a
Segway Tour around all
the key sites!
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Street Art and Murals
The murals of Belfast are
a must-see experience.
These pieces of public
art provide an insight into
the culture and traditions
of Northern Ireland. A
Taxi Tour is an ideal way
to find out all about the
city’s history including the
famous murals, the Peace
Wall and other highlights
in the Gaeltacht, Queen’s,
Cathedral and Titanic
Quarters. Or take in these
sights on-board one of the
hop on-hop off open top
bus tours.
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soundtracks. Finish up at
the Belfast Music exhibition
at the Oh Yeah Music
Centre in the Cathedral
Quarter, dedicated to
telling the story of the great
achievers of local music.
Home of Thrones
HBO®’s award winning
Game of Thrones® is one
of the most popular and
successful fantasy TV
series ever made, and
it is filmed right here in
Northern Ireland. Explore
some of the stunning
filming locations featured
in the show with a guided
coach tour. You can even
step into Winterfell and
experience archery in a
recreated film set dressed
in ‘Stark family’ costumes.
visit-belfast.com/
gameofthrones
Belfast Music Tour
Take a bus journey through
the heart of this rock and
roll city. Sit back, relax, and
enjoy tunes and tales from
Them to Van Morrison, by
way of awesome guitar
players, traditional and folk, Tours with a Twist
to punk rock and Hollywood Belfast offers a range of
unique tours for those who
want to see the city in a less
conventional way! Belfast
City Bike Tours offer fun,
easy-paced, eco-friendly
tours, or keep your fitness
up with a Belfast Running
Tour. Explore the political
and cultural identity of late
19th century Belfast with a
Cemetery Tour or encounter
Belfast’s darkest secrets
on the Belfast Ghost Walk.
Finally, for those interested
in genealogy, get a tailor
made Family Ulster tour
created around your own
ancestry.
Whatever tour you choose,
book your ticket at the
Visit Belfast Welcome
Centre, 9 Donegall Square
North, Belfast.
028 9024 6609
For tour times and
schedules, see
visit-belfast.com/tours
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BELFAST IN A DAY
CULTURAL
DELIGHTS
Soak up some culture in the city! Belfast has a huge
range of cool art spaces, creative places, historic
hidden gems and stunning architecture just waiting
to be discovered.
Belfast landmark to
explore its history.
belfastcathedral.org
Pop into The MAC
in St Anne’s Square
to browse the three
outstanding art
galleries within its
impressive six storey
building. From a wide
range of exciting
exhibitions, to newly
commissioned works
and monumental
sculptures, there’s
something for
everyone.
Free admission.
themaclive.com
Belfast Cathedral
is Romanesque in
style with exquisite
mosaics, carvings
and stained glass.
Take an audio tour
of this stunning
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Take a break and
enjoy a light lunch
or snack in one of
the many cafés or
restaurants you will
find as you stroll
through the historic
Cathedral Quarter.
Back in the city
centre, make a stop
at the Linen Hall
Library (1788) where
you can step back in
time and browse the
unique collections
of some of the most
renowned Irish
literature collections.
linenhall.com
Take a short taxi ride
up to the Crumlin
Road Gaol, which
dates back to 1845
and closed its doors
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of Victoriana and
one of the great bars
of the world. Dating
back to 1826, it was
one of the mighty
Victorian gin palaces
and continues
to be a major
Belfast landmark.
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as a working prison
in 1996. Take a
guided tour to hear
about its fascinating
history from when
women and children
were held within its
walls through to the
political segregation
of republican and
loyalist prisoners.
crumlinroadgaol.com If you’re staying
overnight, why not
treat yourself to a
show. There’s always
an excellent line-up of
Back in the city centre, theatre in the city. The
end your day by
Lyric Theatre, Belfast
relaxing in a private
Waterfront and
snug of the Crown
Grand Opera House
Liquor Saloon, a gem offer an excellent
programme of events
all year round. Call
into the Visit Belfast
Welcome Centre to
find out what’s on.
For more ideas, see
visit-belfast.com
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TAKE THE
NEXT STEP
FAMILY
FUN
WeAreVertigo
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Belfast Zoo
belfastzoo.co.uk
Cave Hill
Country Park
belfastcity.gov.uk/
Belfast is a family friendly city hatched chicks. Savour the
parksandopenspaces
geared up for all sorts of fun! story and observe the art of
Ulster Museum
Kick start your family visit
sweet making at Aunt Sandra’s nmni.com/um
with a trip to Belfast Zoo,
Candy Factory, or ski, bounce W5
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home to many of our cute,
or climb at the WeAreVertigo
Colin Glen
cuddly, hairy and feathered
indoor adventure centre.
Forest Park
friends. Then make a stop
Step back in time at the
skytrek.tv
at Cave Hill Country Park,
with its breathtaking views,
adventurous playground and
spectacular space net and
aerial runway.
Come face to face with
dinosaurs, meet an Ancient
Egyptian Mummy and see
modern masterpieces with
a visit to the Ulster Museum
(free admission). Launch a
rocket, fly a plane or find out
about the rock beneath your
feet at W5, where imagination
and curiosity are key!
Colin Glen Forest Park
offers plenty of outdoor
activities for all the family to
enjoy. SKYTrek offers a high
and low ropes activity centre
including climbing wall, zip
lines & fan descender. You can
also take part in a range of
activities including kayaking,
aqua zorbing and archery.
In the east of the city,
Streamvale Farm has a host
of friendly farm animals from
highland cattle to newly
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Ulster Folk and Transport
Museum and uncover a way of
life from 100 years ago. Climb
on and off majestic steam
locomotives or experience
the sensation of flight in the
Transport Museum bursting
with horse drawn carriages,
electric trams, motorbikes, fireengines and vintage cars.
In Titanic Quarter, you
can uncover a true legend at
Titanic Belfast and experience
9 interactive galleries telling
the Titanic story in the
city where it all began. The
Odyssey Pavilion boasts a first
class 20 lane bowling facility, a
12 screen cinema and a range
of family friendly restaurants.
And finally, adrenaline junkies
can uncover a world of BMX,
skateboarding, kick scooter,
break dancing, urban art
and DJing in the T13 Urban
Sports Park.
For lots more ideas see
visit-belfast.com
Streamvale Farm
streamvale.com
Aunt Sandra’s
Candy Factory
auntsandras.com
Ulster Folk &
Transport Museum
nmni.com/uftm
T13
t13.tv
Titanic Belfast
titanicbelfast.com
Odyssey Bowl
odysseybowl.co.uk
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PARKS & GARDENS
Blooming
Brilliant
Gardens
From formal, manicured flowerbeds to sprawling
meadows and woods, there are some fantastic places
to be enjoyed, so this summer pack a picnic and
explore one of our beautiful parks or gardens.
Belfast Botanic Gardens
and Palm House
This public park contains an
extensive rose garden, long
herbaceous borders and rare
oaks. The Palm House (1852)
contains a range of tropical
plants, hanging baskets,
seasonal displays and birds of
paradise, and is a masterpiece of
moulded glass and wrought iron.
Barnett Demesne
Home to Malone House, an
elegant mansion dating back to
the 1820’s, which commands
stunning views over acres of
magnificent parkland, Lagan
Valley and the Belfast Hills.
Barnett Demesne is also home
to an arboretum, daffodil garden
and a number of woodland and
wildflower meadows.
Sir Thomas & Lady Dixon Park
The International Rose Garden
at Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon
Park is amongst the best in the
world. From July to September
over 45,000 roses are in bloom.
A full programme of events
takes place in the park during
Rose Week including floral art
demonstrations, summer rose
exhibitions, music and a variety
of entertainment for all ages.
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Belfast Castle Estate
The estate contains
landscaped gardens and
mature mixed woodland, and
offers superb views of the city.
It’s home to many different
species of wildlife, including
long-eared owls, sparrow
hawks and Belfast’s rarest
plant; the town hall clock.
BEYOND BELFAST
Mount Stewart
An inspiring and unusual
garden reflecting a rich
tapestry of design and artistry.
The formal areas exude a
strong Mediterranean feel
and resemble an Italian villa
landscape; the wooded areas
support a range of plants from
all corners of the world. Tours
available of the house and
gardens.
Rowallane Gardens
A stunning garden full
of spectacular displays,
including a large collection of
rhododendron species, several
wildflower meadows and the
rock garden wood with shadeloving plants. The Walled
Garden includes spectacular
displays of herbaceous plants,
shrubs and bulbs.
Enjoy Rose Week
2015, 14-19 July at
the International
Rose Garden at
Sir Thomas and
Lady Dixon Park.
Or pack a posh
picnic and enjoy a
relaxing afternoon
of Jazz in the
Gardens at Mount
Stewart on the last
Sunday of every
month throughout
the summer.
From top:
Best Blooms at Rose
Week; The Palm
House at Botanic
Gardens. Main:
Barnetts Demesne
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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
THE GREAT
OUTDOORS
Summer is the season to get
outdoors, and for those who
like to pack adventure into a
break, Belfast has all the right
ingredients! You choose the
place and set the pace!
Don’t miss the
Irish Open 2015
where the world’s
finest golfers,
including our very
own Rory McIlroy,
will flock to Royal
County Down.
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On Two Legs
The Belfast Hills provide a
unique backdrop to the city.
Enjoy wonderful views from
Cave Hill or Black Mountain,
where on a clear day you can
see as far as Scotland. There
are a variety of marked walking
trails that you can follow suitable
for all abilities. Orienteering is
all about maps, the great
outdoors and adventure! You
can run, jog or walk - it’s up
to you. There are a number
of activity centres, forests
and parks in Northern Ireland
where permanent orienteering
courses are in place, including
Belfast Castle and the National
Trust’s Castle Ward.
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Made For Golf
Golf enthusiasts will be spoilt
for choice with the quantity
and quality of golf courses
available in Belfast. You can
enjoy stunning parkland
courses just a short drive
from the city centre, or within
an hours drive you can be
walking in the footsteps of
World #1, Rory McIlroy at the
world-renowned links courses
of Royal Portrush and Royal
County Down.
Cycle City
Belfast is just waiting to be
discovered by bike and offers
two great, mainly traffic free,
routes – the Comber Greenway
and the Lagan and Lough
Cycleway. Barnett Demesne
provides a series of colour
coded trails to suit all abilities,
with a Jumps Park for adrenaline
junkies to test out their talents!
Take a city bike tour or hire
TAKE THE
NEXT STEP
a Belfast Bike to explore
the city in a fun and ecofriendly way, or for bike and
board thrills and spills test
your skills at the Bridges
Urban Sports Park.
book in at one of the many
excellent multi-activity
centres. Suitable for all
ages and group sizes,
you will find any number
of great ways to enjoy
yourself. Scale a climbing
Waterfront Thrills
wall, drive a quad bike, go
If you’re wild about
karting, have a game of
watersports and water
Paintball, bubble football or
based activities, Belfast
try to hang on to a banana
has it all. Canoeing,
boat. Give canoeing a go,
amphicating, kayaking,
try raft building, archery,
bellboating, dragonboating, clay pigeon shooting,
rowing, sailing, sea
climb a high ropes course,
safaris, waterskiing and
or bounce downhill in a
wakeboarding - there are
zorbing ball - the choice
endless ways to enjoy the
is yours. Make it a day
waters safely on the River
trip or longer as many
Lagan which stretches
of the centres offer
from the city centre
accommodation or can
through the picturesque
organise it nearby.
Lagan Valley Regional Park.
Mix & Match
One of the best ways to
get out and about is to
For more information on
activities in Belfast, see
visit-belfast.com
Barnett Demesne
belfastcity.gov.uk/leisure
Belfast Bikes
belfastbikes.co.uk
Belfast City Bike Tours
belfastcitybiketours.com
Belfast Hills
belfasthills.org
Bryson LaganSports
laganwatersports.com
Cable & Wake
cableandwake.com
Clearsky Adventure Centre
clearsky-adventure.com
Colin Glen Forest Park
skytrek.tv
Ireland Offroad Experience
irelandoffroadexperience.com
The Jungle NI
thejungleni.com
Life Adventure Centre
onegreatadventure.com
Mobile Team Adventure
mobileteamadventure.co.uk
Nutts Corner Circuit
nuttscornercircuit.com
Ocean Youth Trust
oyti.org
Todds Leap
toddsleap.com
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VISIT FOR FREE
BELFAST ON A BUDGET
There are loads of fun, fascinating and free things to do
around Belfast, so if you’re on a budget, here are some tips
for a day out that doesn’t cost a bundle…
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Belfast City Hall & Titanic
Memorial Garden 01
Free tours are available of
Belfast’s most iconic building
(1906). Outside, the Titanic
Memorial Garden contains
plaques listing the names
of the 1,512 people who
perished on RMS Titanic.
Ulster Museum
Impressive galleries and
interactive discovery zones
bring history, science and
art collections to life for
visitors of all ages, with free
admission to all visitors.
Belfast Castle & Cave Hill
Visitor Centre
The Castle (1870) offers
spectacular gardens,
superb views of the city as
well as a restaurant and
antique shop.
Queen’s University Belfast 02
An architecturally stunning,
unique and internationally
renowned institution,
dating back over 160 years.
Guided and self-guided
tours are available at the
welcome centre.
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Stormont Parliament
Buildings
Home to the NI Assembly
and one of the most
striking pieces of
architecture in Northern
Ireland. Take a free tour,
relax in the gift & coffee
shop or enjoy a walk around
the Stormont Estate.
War Memorial Gallery
An interesting exhibition
of NI’s contribution in
WW2 including books of
remembrance, life size
displays, an audio visual
show on the home front and
a Belfast blitz memorial.
Linenhall Library 03
The city’s oldest library
(1788) houses one of the
most renowned collections
of Irish material in the world.
Browse the collections,
visit the gift shop or relax
in the coffee shop.
The Dome at
Victoria Square
Boasting 360° views
across the city, don’t miss
taking the lift to the top
of this stunning shopping
destination.
St George’s Market
Oozing Victorian charm,
Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich the Friday, Saturday and
Discover a varied programme Sunday markets offer some
of Irish language and
of the finest fresh produce,
cultural events as well as
local arts and crafts. Make
a café/restaurant, art
a stop for brunch and soak
gallery, bookshop and
up the atmosphere with
visitor information.
some great live music.
Botanic Gardens
Home to the restored Palm
House (1852) containing
a range of tropical plants,
hanging baskets, seasonal
displays and birds of paradise.
PRONI
At the Public Records
Office visitors can research
local and family history,
visit exhibitions or enjoy
a programme of talks and
events.
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Visit Belfast
Welcome Centre
Call in and discover what our city
and the rest of Northern Ireland
has to offer...you’ll be surprised!
+44 (0)28 9024 6609
visit-belfast.com
9 Donegall Square North, Belfast BT1 5GB
Directly opposite front of Belfast City Hall
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MUSIC CITY
Sounds of
the City
August in Belfast will be filled with international artists and
the best local acts as the city becomes an outdoor stage for
the summer. Check out our guide of the best performers and
outdoor music festivals not to be missed.
Belsonic
15 – 26 August
Back for its 8th year,
Belsonic returns this
August bringing the finest
live music from across the
globe to the heart of Belfast
city centre. The spectacular
line-up includes Rudimental,
Paloma Faith, Bastille,
Stereophonics, Above &
Beyond, All Time Low, Duke
Dumont, The Coronas,
twenty one pilots, Mini
Mansions, Echosmith,
and more.
belsonic.com
For your chance to
win tickets to Belsonic
including overnight stay
see visit-belfast.com/
prizedraw
EXTRA TRACKS
August Féile
30 July – 9 August
Ireland’s biggest community
festival with over 400 events
including live music, comedy,
sport, exhibitions, drama,
discussions and debates.
feilebelfast.com
Tennent’s Vital
29 August
Returning to the Boucher
Road Playing Fields with
another fantastic line up for
the Bank Holiday weekend.
As a one off spectacular,
Scottish DJ Calvin Harris
presents Belfast Outside
with special guests Ellie
Goulding, John Newman,
Disciples and Burns.
Eastside Arts Festival
tennentsvital.com
19 – 31 August
A packed programme of
music, theatre, exhibitions
and more. The festival
finale is a once in a lifetime
experience, with Van
Morrison performing live on
Cyprus Avenue to celebrate
his 70th birthday.
eastsidearts.net
Belfast Mela
30 August
Botanic Gardens will be taken
over by this multi-cultural
extravaganza offering a show
stopping line-up of music,
dance, food, fashion, street
theatre, circus and carnival
from across the globe.
belfastmela.org.uk
The Van Morrison
Trail
Mystic of the East
Take a journey through
Van Morrison’s East Belfast
childhood and follow in
the footsteps of the iconic
performer.
communitygreenway.co.uk/
vanmorrisontrail
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Take a BiTe
ouT of BeLfasT
Belfast boasts an amazing choice of places to eat,
offering everything from the traditional Ulster Fry
breakfast, gourmet coffee bars, express lunch and
pre-theatre deals to award winning fine dining,
showcasing the very best fresh local produce available.
Give your tastebuds a treat
with our ‘around the clock’
guide to the best places to
eat in the city.
BreakfasT & Brunch
recent winners of the Best
Breakfast in northern ireland,
St. George’s Market Bar &
Grill is the perfect place to
start your day. try the ‘Best
of market’ cooked breakfast
made with ingredients
fresh from the market.
stgeorgesbargrill.com
From top:
Fish lovers delight at
Deanes Love Fish;
The art of coffee
perfectly crafted at
Clements
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coffee lovers can get their
caffeine fix at cool local chain
Clements. make a stop at
one of their 10 Belfast shops
where baristas passionately
create a menu of divine drinks
while their bakers add to the
pleasure with a selection of
delicious treats.
@Clements_Cafes
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Lunch
in the heart of Belfast city
centre, Deanes Love Fish
offers the finest local seafood
without breaking the bank.
the mouth-watering £6.50
menu includes Garlic prawns
& sourdough Bread, moules
mariniére and fish n chips.
michealdeane.co.uk
if you’re in a hurry, Stix &
Stones is the perfect place
for lunch offering a special
express menu. choose
from a delicious range of
dishes including chicken
Wings, chargrilled steak
sandwich & Wild mushroom
fettuccine, all accompanied
by a side dish for just £7.50.
stixandstonesbelfast.co.uk
eat Belfast
Why not spice up your
lunch with 2 tasty courses
for £8.98 at Safa. Be
adventurous and try aloo
nazakat, indian style
loaded potato skins or
feast on classics including
chicken tikka masala.
safabelfast.com
TraDiTionaL
afTernoon Tea
treat yourself or
someone special to a
traditional afternoon
tea in the sumptuous,
5 star surrounding of the
Merchant Hotel. choose
from a silver stand filled
with finger sandwiches,
delicate pastries and
scones with clotted
cream, all washed down
with tea, coffee or even
a glass of champagne.
merchanthotel.com
Pre TheaTre
Before your trip to the
theatre, why not make
a night of it and take
advantage of a special set
menu. enjoy a main and
a glass of wine at James
Street South for just
£12.50, which is only
a short walk from the
Grand Opera house.
jamesstreetsouth.com
Bring all the family to
experience the rustic
charm and delicious
italian dishes on offer
at Fratelli Belfast. start
your meal with a selection
of cicchetti, the italian
version of tapas, where you
can order lots of little bites
including baked meatballs
and focaccia pudding.
fratellibelfast.com
VegeTarian
vegetarians will be spoilt
for choice with the meat
free menu on offer at the
award winning Ginger Bistro
with dishes such as tempura
of asparagus and sweet
potato & chick pea fritters.
gingerbistro.com
Theatre treat
James Street South
if you are visiting the
Belfast Waterfront, try
Tedfords for dinner who
offer 3 courses for just
£24, with dishes such as
Braised short rib of Beef
and curry roast cod.
tedfordsrestaurant.com
Home offers both
vegetarian and vegan
menus with a focus on
fresh, local and seasonal
produce. tuck into salt
and chilli tofu or pumpkin
ravioli.
homebelfast.co.uk
This is just a small taste
of what is on offer in
Belfast. For more ideas
the award winning Ox
see visit-belfast.com
offers a very special dining or pick up a copy of the
experience at weekends;
Eat Belfast
a 5 course seasonal
Guide from
tasting menu. showcasing the Visit
the best of local produce
Belfast
this season, the exciting
Welcome
menu also caters for
Centre.
vegetarians, from £40.
oxbelfast.com
Dinner
Jewel in the crown
The Merchant Hotel has
timeless grandeur with
wonderful Victorian
architecture. Relax in style.
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BELFAST IN A DAY
CULINARY
DELIGHTS
Belfast is full of talented chefs that have revolutionised
the city’s food scene. With superb local produce and
great value, Belfast is a foodies delight just waiting to
be discovered, day or night.
Make your way to the
historic St George’s
Market to meet
your tour guide and
spend the next 4 or
so hours visiting up
to 8 different foodie
destinations around
the city, sampling
over 23 local foods
and drinks on a
Belfast Food Tour.
(Booking required)
stgeorgesmarket.com
belfastfoodtour.com
selection of local
products as well as
the best gourmet
cuisine from around
the globe. If you have
a sweet tooth, don’t
miss a stop at Co
Couture where you
can buy gourmet
artisan awardwinning chocolates.
sawersbelfast.com
cocouture.co.uk
For a fun filled foodie
evening, pre-book a
cookery class with a
local chef at one of
the state of the art
Use your tour as
inspiration for a spot
of food shopping.
Browse the shelves
of Sawers Deli which
is an Aladdin’s cave
of culinary delights. It
houses an extensive
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Cookery Schools
based in the city
centre. Choose
from a range of
different classes
including cooking
the perfect steak,
BBQ masterclasses,
seafood, Asian street
food or dinner party
cookery.
belfastcookery
school.com
cookinbelfast.co.uk
To end the day, put
your feet up with
a glass, plate and
board at OX CAVE.
This atmospheric
wine bar offers a
wonderful selection
of fine wines by the
glass accompanied
by cheese or
charcuterie.
oxbelfast.com/cave
TAKE
YOUR
PICK
There are a number
of markets to enjoy in
the city. St George’s
Market is a popular
indoor venue, home
to the Friday Variety
Market 6am-2pm,
Saturday City Food
& Craft Market
9am-3pm and the
Sunday Market 10am4pm. The Folktown
Market is an outside
farmers and variety
market running
every Thursday from
12noon to 8pm in
Bank Square. The
Continental Market
comes to Belfast City
Hall 22-25 May and to
the Titanic Maritime
Festival 2-5 July.
For more ideas, see
visit-belfast.com
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Belfast has a huge selection of watering holes and when
the sun comes out, beer gardens and rooftop bars are the
place to be. Quench your thirst and find the perfect urban
oasis with our guide to Belfast’s coolest alfresco spots.
BELFAST
BEER GARDENS
The
National
Grand Café
The Dirty
Onion
Duke of
York
The Ivory
Cathedral Quarter
A relative newbie to
the scene, this hideaway beer garden
off Skipper Street is
located at the back
of The National. Its
large patio area has
a rustic feel and
is big enough for
large parties of folk
to enjoy those cool
beers. Tempting
barbeques
throughout the
summer months
will keep hunger
pangs at bay.
thenational
belfast.com
Cathedral Quarter
One of Belfast’s
oldest buildings has
been transformed
from an old bonding
warehouse into
one of Belfast’s
coolest bars, with
its unmissable
wooden facade,
outdoor bar and live
music seven nights
a week. It’s a great
spot to enjoy on a
summers evening,
located in the
heart of the lively
Cathedral Quarter.
thedirtyonion.
com
Cathedral Quarter
Not so much a
beer garden, more
of a beer alley,
with the cobbles
of Commercial
Court serving as an
atmospheric and
lively location for
an al fresco pint.
Grab one of the red
bench seats, admire
the attractive window
boxes bursting with
flowers and snuggle
close to one of the
wall-mounted heaters
when it gets nippy.
dukeofyorkbelfast.
com
City Centre
For a drink with a
view, the stylish
balcony at The Ivory
offers luxurious
surroundings with
breathtaking views
of Belfast. Situated
on the 3rd floor of
House of Fraser at
Victoria Square,
in the heart of the
city, escape the
hustle and bustle
with cocktails,
barbecues and live
music on comfy
sofas.
theivorybelfast.
com
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CHILLED OUT IN BELFAST
Happy
Hours
Belfast is known as
Music City for good
reason. Catch a trad
session, sup with
the Victorians or
listen to great jazz
- there’s a bar for
every taste - For full
details on pubs and
clubs in Belfast, see
visit-belfast.com
Music & Craic
Crowning Glory
Jazz it Up
The Tree
House
Lavery’s
The
Parlour
Cutters
Wharf
City Centre
With its retractable
roof you can
enjoy this rooftop
gem whatever
the weather.
This bohemian
hide-away
offers a magical
atmosphere with
its twinkling fairy
lights and Moulin
Rouge style in the
evening. Informal,
al fresco dining,
from light bites or
sharing platters to
sumptuous steaks,
is also available.
ampmbelfast.com
Queen’s Quarter
The ‘Back Bar Beer
Garden’ at this
traditional Belfast
pub is filled with
street art covered
walls and offers
regular live music
performances.
Upstairs you can
also enjoy the pool
room and open air
terrace showing big
screen live sports.
Fine traditional Irish
food is served daily
throughout the bar
areas from midday
to 9pm.
laverysbelfast.com
Queen’s Quarter
The Parlour
Backyard, in
Queen’s Quarter,
is one of the largest
enclosed outdoor
spaces in Belfast.
Decorated with
palm trees, fairy
lights and lots of
seating, it’s the ideal
spot to relax in on
a sunny day, and
with gas heaters,
a big screen and
stone baked pizzas,
there are plenty of
reasons to stay on
into the night.
parlourbar.co.uk
Stranmillis
This relaxed bar
and restaurant is
one of the very few
to enjoy a riverside
location and it
makes the most of
it. You can eat at
the water’s edge,
chill with friends on
one of the comfy
sofas, or simply sit
and watch rowers
from the nearby
boat club cruising
up and down the
river. Perfect for a
relaxing summers
evening.
cutterswharf.co.uk
Find out where
Traditional Music
Sessions are
happening right
across the city every
night of the week at
visit-belfast.com/trad
Don’t miss a trip to
the historic Crown
Liquor Saloon with its
wonderful atmospheric
setting, ornate interior,
period gas lighting
and cosy snugs.
Bert’s Jazz Bar in
Cathedral Quarter is
the first authentic jazz
bar in NI, offering an
excellent selection of
live jazz and mouth
watering food. Nice.
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Great Days Out in
Ards and
North Down
Only 30 minutes from Belfast
Bangor Castle
Walled Garden
Bangor
Why not visit the awardwinning Bangor Castle
Walled Garden, located
in the tranquil grounds
of Castle Park; with its
Pickie Funpark
2.5 acres of prestige
Bangor
horticulture it’s popular
Pickie Funpark provides
with everyone. The coffee
a fun day out for all and
dock is the perfect location
features an 18-hole minifor relaxing and revitalising
golf course, giant pedal
swans, Disco Ducks, Pickie whilst taking in the
horticultural history of
Puffer train, children’s a
new play area, fun inflatable the garden.
slide and splash pads for
cooling down. The cafe has
a fantastic family friendly
menu and boasts superb
views over Bangor Marina
and Belfast Lough.
Mount Stewart
House and Gardens
Portaferry Road
Newtownards
Mount Stewart is one of
the most inspiring and
unusual gardens in the
National Trust’s ownership.
The garden reflects a rich
tapestry of design and
great planting artistry that
was the hallmark of Lady
Londonderry. The house
has now re-opened after
a 3 year long restoration
project to bring back the
elegance and charm of
the house from the early
20th century.
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Walks along the
Coastal Path
The Coastal Path is one of
the finest shoreline walks in
Ireland. It extends along the
southern shore of Belfast
Lough from Holywood to
Portavoe near Groomsport.
The path has historic and
wildlife features adding
interest to every step.
You can enjoy a variety of
geological features and
many different types of
flora and fauna along the
routes.
Explore Strangford Lough
Strangford Lough offers
outstanding natural beauty,
and has an important
international role to
play in conservation. An
intriguing place to explore,
this is a family-friendly
destination, and you will
always find something
special to experience in
the surrounding towns and
villages.
For more information see:
visitardsandnorthdown.
gov.uk
Ards Visitor
Information Centre
31 Regent Street
Newtownards BT23 3AD
028 9182 6846
Bangor Visitor
Information Centre
Tower House
34 Quay Street
Bangor BT20 5ED
028 9127 0069
Live it up in
Lisburn and
Castlereagh
There’s so much to see
and do in Lisburn and
Castlereagh. Explore
historic castles and
ancient sites, enjoy
fabulous family fun,
wander through exquisite
scenery and discover
an unrivalled shopping
experience.
Natural wonderland
Enjoy stunning scenery by
hiking past plummeting
waterfalls at the beautiful
Cregagh Glen, strolling
around Moira Demesne,
or follow the lakeside trails
through Hillsborough
Forest.
Ancient sites
Visit the prehistoric Giants
Ring where you will find
a Stone Age tomb. Enjoy
views over Belfast as
you explore the ancient
Lisnabreeny Rath and
go back to the Norman
invasion at Dundonald’s
Old Motte.
Sporting excellence
Tee off at top golf courses,
cycle or run along the
Lagan Towpath or take
part in the Lisburn Half
Marathon on 17 June.
The National Badminton
Centre is located here as
are several state-of-the-art
leisure and activity centres.
Georgian grandeur
Stroll around the charming
streets of Georgian
Hillsborough and explore its
historic castle and gardens
before a superb meal at one
of its acclaimed gastro pubs.
History you can breathe
Explore the 18th century
streetscape of Lisburn’s
Historic Quarter. Visit
the Irish Linen Centre,
housed in a 17th century
Market House. Nearby,
stroll through the beautiful
terraces at Castle Gardens.
Top class shopping
Discover fine shopping
centres such as Forestside,
Sprucefield, and Lisburn’s
Bow Street, as well as
stylish boutiques, traditional
markets and welcoming
independent retailers.
Family fun
The kids will love the
fastest and longest water
rides in Ireland at the
Lagan Valley LeisurePlex.
At Dundonald Ice Bowl you
can enjoy an Olympic size
ice skating rink, state-ofthe art bowling and Indiana
Land play kingdom.
Island Arts Centre
For an evening of
drama, comedy and live
music - you’ll find superb
entertainment at Lisburn’s
Island Arts Centre.
Linger longer
With so much to enjoy,
why not stay a little longer?
There are many welcoming
B&Bs, great value hotels
and camping/caravanning
facilities to choose from.
For more information see:
visitlisburncastlereagh.
gov.uk
facebook.com/
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ANTRIM & NEWTOWNABBEY
Summer of Fun in Antrim
and Newtownabbey!
Take your family out and
enjoy some exciting events
taking place in Antrim and
Newtownabbey Borough
this summer.
Garden Show Ireland
8-10 May
A three day festival of
flowers, food and fun awaits
visitors to Antrim Castle
Gardens. Featuring local
food & craft producers and
gardening professionals
including BBC’s Monty Don.
Come along and enjoy live
music, garden theatre, a
dedicated kids’ zone and
a garden cinema.
Ballyclare May Fair
19-23 May
The May Fair showcases
Ulster Scots music, dance
and history, a ceilidh and pipe
band concerts. The annual
horse trading event is 19 May
alongside amusements,
stalls and family fun
activities. Join in The Big
Lunch, Family Fun Day and
Mayor’s Parade on 23 May.
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Teddy Bear’s Picnic
30 May, 1-4pm
Join Mr Hullabaloo at
Antrim Castle Gardens
and bring your favourite
teddy to the J
‘ ump, Jiggle
and Jive’ teddy bear dance
workshop. Highlights
include arts & crafts, face
painting, balloon modelling,
teddy bear hospital and
‘Make a Bear Workshop’
Dragon Boat Race
13 June, 12 Noon-3pm
Antrim Lough Shore Park
will come alive with teams
competing in Dragon
Boats. Spectators can
enjoy a Chinese dragon
dance display, World of
Owls, animal farm, Jump
Jiggle and Jive and
‘Bricksforkids’ workshops.
Children are invited to
dress up as dragons!
Party in the Park
22 August, 1-6pm
Antrim Castle Gardens
will feature live music,
family entertainment
and a boutique Food
Fayre. Clotworthy House
will be buzzing with
street entertainers and
characters with other
activities for both young
and old.
Shoreline Festival
29-31 August, 1-5pm
Enjoy a fun filled weekend
of family entertainment
and music concerts
at Loughshore Park,
Jordanstown. There will
be amusements,
inflatables, arts & crafts,
teddy bears’ picnic. In the
evening, take your seats or
boogie the night away at
music concerts featuring
the best of tribute bands
and local music.
www.antrimand
newtownabbey.gov.uk
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Drive
10E/F Falls
A, 82/A
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Hosp.
5 Castlereagh Road
University Ravenhill
Woodstock 2C/D/E 14B
2.
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5
Braniel / Gilnahirk
Park
Manse 2B
Carnmoney
Ballyduff Road
Park
1B/C/D/G
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Road
Cregagh
Road
6
Shaws
Glen
Road
Road
Whincroft
Centre
Station
Donegall
Road
Doagh
Road
Hydepark
7 Ormeau Road
Road
Road
Road
Castlereagh Way
89,90,91,92,92A
90, 91
14/A/B/C
Cregagh
2H
78, 79
8 Malone Road
Road
10B
10A/B/C/D/H
Cloughfern
13/A/B/C
Road
92,92A,92B
Rathfern
2A
92B
Showing
9 Lisburn
Road High Frequency
14A
Andersonstown
Mount
1G
13C, 14C
Glen Road
29/C
650
City
Boucher
Ballyhenry Tates
29/C
30 East 30, 31
10 Falls
Road within the
Corridors
Road
Merrion Derrycoole
652
Kennedy
Hospital
Crescent
Avenue 1B/C/D
Road
Antrim
Avenue
14/C
11 Shankill
Ladas
2D/E/H
Centre
MetroRoad
Network
Boucher 13/A/B/C Northcott
30
Institute
10B
Rathmore 29/C
Drive
29/C
5
12
Oldpark
Road
Carnmoney
13/C
Shopping
Road
Drive
2B
13A
14/A/B/C Centre
10C/D/H
Ballygowan Road
Queen’sRoad
1B/C
10X Stockman’s
77, 78, 79
7C/D Doagh
29/C
16
Other Routes
Lane
University
1A
Sandyknowes
90, 92A
30,
31
Road
1D
2C
Main Corridors
within Metro Network
92, 92B
Antrim
Monkstown
City Express
Terminus P Park & Ride 13
10ARoughfort
Riverdale 1E
Stranmillis
Ormeau
792E/H
6
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Milewater
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From every
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Road
1F Lisburn
8C
Drive
Road
University
1B/C/F/G
5-10 mins
15-30 mins
Annadale
Finaghy
A, 82A
Road13/A/B
Single direction routes indicated by arrows
10H/X Ladybrook
Carnmoney /
Road 8B/C 1E/J8A 2A/B
13C, 14C
Avenue
Road
29,
30,
77,
78,
79
M2 Motorway
Antrim
Road
1
/D/E/F/X
Jordanstown
Braden
Inbound
Outbound
Circular Route
Ballyhenry
Fairview
Church
2C/D/E
2C/D/E/G
St. Annes
North
Park Road Cregagh
Road 93
Tudor
Mount
Ormeau
652 Road
2 Shore Road
1A/C
Ballyearl Musgrave
Stewartstown
2D
Bellevue
Drive
Merrion
(Forestside)
Park
14/A/B/C 13/A/B/C
Stranmillis
Drive Mallusk
Park
10H 650
1B
Road
3 Holywood Road
1J
13C,14/A/B
14C
Industrial
2G
Monkstown 1A/C
2A/B 1A/C
Hospital
6
Balmoral
New
Manse
Estate
AbbeyRoyal
4 Upper Newtownards Rd
Forthill
13/A/B Avenue
Mossley
Way
13B
Circular
Beechgrove
Forster
Knockbreda
centre
Mail
1E/J
Drive
1F
64
5 Castlereagh Road
King’s Hall
Belfast ZooBelvoir
2A/B 2C/D/E
Green 14B 2BRoad2B/D Road 14/A/C
Hightown
Manse 2B
Carnmoney
Ballyduff
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1B/C/D/G Blackrock
Road
6 Cregagh Road
93
Hospital 64
Blacks
Square
Road
Road
Arthur
Station
Doagh
13C
Four
Hydepark Road
Ormeau Road
7 Stations
Bell Steele Upper
Main Interchange
Belfast Castle
Road
Road
Road
School
Winds
Road
Dunmurry
Sicily Park 14/A/B/C
Saintfield
Newton
2H
77,
78
P
8 Malone Road
8A/B/C
12C
13/A/B
2B/C/D/E/G/H
Cloughfern
Road Whitewell
13/A/B/C Malone
Lane
Road
Park
Rathfern
2A
Road
Park
9 Lisburn Road
9B/C
Road
79
7B, 7D
Ulsterbus Station
NIRailways Station
14A Shore
1G
13C, 14C
Antrim
Carr’s
Ballysillan
12C
64
& Ride
Ballyhenry
10 Falls Road
Balmoral
Road
10D/E
Road
Glen
Road
Silverstream1B/C/D
652 Derrycoole
East
7A, 7C
Road
Antrim
61
80A
11A
14/C
11 Shankill Road
2D/E/H
2A
Ligoniel
Ligoniel13/A/B/C
Holywood
4. Laganside Buscentre
1.West
NIRBank
Central Station
7A, 7C Institute
Northcott
27
Dargan
D/E/F/X
Cavehill
Park P Rathmore64/B
12
Oldpark
Road
Exchange
(IKEA)
Cherry Road
57
57A
Carnmoney
93
13/C
Shopping
Road
(Stena)
Drive
2B
Holywood Road
Road
Donegall
Downview
& Ride
14/A/B/C Centre
28A
5. Europa
Buscentre
2.Road
NIR
Great Victoria St
Cairnshill
Road 13A
Road
1B/C
28, 28A
3 (Knocknagoney)
96
96
Newforge
Park Ave
(Innisfayle Rd) 64B
Doagh
Mountainhill
26, 26A 16
1A
Sandyknowes
Newtownbreda
9A/C
3. NIR Yorkgate
Station Other Routes 27
Lane
Road 64 2C
1DOldpark
12
Belvoir
Road
Dargan P Park & Ride 13
Somerton 64B
(Westland Rd)
Antrim
Road
City
Express
Terminus
28A
Finaghy
Kingsway
Drive
Beechill
Crescent
George Best
Road
2E/H
1E
Road
Loughside
77
Upper Malone
Road 80 Glengormley
27
Belfast City Airport
Summerhill
1F
Road
96
Limestone
Skegoneill Park
80A
11A13/A/B Oldpark1B/C/F/G
Ballybog
10D/E/F Road
South
Single direction routes indicated by arrows
600
27
13C,
14C
2A/B
77, 78Road
Avenue
Road
Road
M2
Motorway 1E/J
12A
BradenSeaview
Outbound
Circular Route
Church
DuncrueInbound
600
3
Tesco
77,
78
Park
Road
Football
Jellicoe
Road
57, 57A
13/A/B/C
78
MaloneAlliance
Twinbrook
Cliftonville
Old
Airport Rd
Bellevue
Mallusk
Stadium
Road
Avenue
76 2D Avenue
Estate
9A/C Conway
8A/B 1J(Erinvale)
Holywood
Connsbrook 28
14/A/B
14/A/B/C7B, 7D Laurelgrove
26, 26A West
Whiterock
Road
82, 82A
80/A, 81/A
Ballyearl
Falls Road
Carnmoney /
Ballyhenry
Albert
Bridge
Fairview
Road
1A/C
14/A/B/C 13/A/B/C
2A/B 1A/C
18
Road
2C/D/E
18, 19
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M5 Motorway
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Twaddell
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Forthriver
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11C/D
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Industrial
Estate
Glencairn
Queen’s
Road
Grove
Baths
14/A/C
26, 26B
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Victoria
Park 600
27
Holywood
Road
Cairnburn
Road
Road
Circular
Road
Belmont
Road
Massey Ave.
Carlisle
Duncairn
Arthur York 13C
Sydenham
11A
Belfast Castle Circus
3
27, 28
Road
Gardens
Road
Road
26/B/C
57, 57A
12B/C
Whitewell
Woodvale
Sydenham
13/A/B Yorkgate
2B/C/D/E/G/H
20A, 23, 29
20, 20A, 23
20
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Road
Titanic 600 By-pass
Mater
Shore
Ulster
Antrim
Ballysillan
Carr’s
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64
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11B/C/D
Hospital
Road
Hawthornden
Castlehill Stormont Stoney Hospital
Road
Road
Glen
Silverstream
4.
Ballygomartin
Road (Dundonald)
Way
Road
Estate
61
80A
11A
Queen’s
Newtownards
Connswater
2A
Road
Ligoniel
Ligoniel
Holywood
27
Bridge
Dargan BridgeWest Bank
64/B
Shankill
Road
Cavehill
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57
57A
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Holywood
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19
20, 29C
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Donegall
Downview
20/A,Road
29 19
28A
80, 80A West Circular
28, 28A
3 (Knocknagoney)
96
96
Park Ave
(Innisfayle Rd) 64B
Upper
Mountainhill
Coopers
Comber
26, 26A
27
Oldpark
Road
Sandown
Albertbridge
North
Newtownards
MountMill Park
12
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29
27
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80/A, 81/A
81,
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Skegoneill
Oldpark
11A
CentrePark
Beersbridge
600
27
Road
Falls
East Link Road
Knock
Avenue
18
Monagh Road
Whiterock
Grosvenor
Road
12A
Springmartin
Road
SeaviewAlbert
Duncrue
19, 29
Road
Road
Road
King’s Road
3
18, 19
5B600
Football Bridge13/A/B/C
Jellicoe
Road
57, 57A
18, 29
Cliftonville
Alliance
Old 29
80/A, 81/A
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Clara
Stadium
Avenue
Old Dundonald
81/A, Avenue
82/A 82, 82A Falls Road
Road
Holywood
Connsbrook
Grand
West
18, 29
Road
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6
78, 79
28
14/A/B/C
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Queen’s 26, 26A
61
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Parade
81, 82
82, 82A Victoria
Cairnburn GilnahirkRoad 19 Melfort
80, 80A
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Alexandra
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Victoria 31
10E/F Falls
81/A,
82/A
12B/C
Hosp.
27
Ravenhill Woodstock Park 600
2.Park Ave University Baths
Glencairn
Road
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Braniel / Gilnahirk
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Park
Avenue
Road
Road
Circular
Holywood
26,
26B
Shaws
3.
Glencolin
Glen
11C/D
Centre
61, 64/B
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Road Whincroft Massey Ave.
Road
Twaddell
York
Road
Carlisle
Duncairn
Road
Sydenham
Castlereagh Way
11A
89,90,91,92,92A
90, 91
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27, 28
Road
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78, 79
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Road Belmont
10A/B/C/D/H
10B/E/F
26/B/C
Forthriver 10B
Road
92,92A,92B
57, 57A
12B/C
Road
92B
80, 80A Andersonstown
Woodvale
Sydenham
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82A
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20A, Road
23, 29
20, 20A, 23
20
Glen
29/C
650
96
Boucher Tates City
Yorkgate
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30, 31
30
29/C
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600 By-pass
Merrion
Mater Crescent Avenue Hospital
652 Titanic
Kennedy
Ulster
Suffolk
Quarter
11B/C/D Centre
Avenue
Ladas
Hospital
Hawthornden
Castlehill Stormont Stoney Hospital
Road
Boucher
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Ballygomartin
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Queen’s
Newtownards Connswater
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10C/D/H
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Queen’s
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77,
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7C/D
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Shankill
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University
90, 92A
30,
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Stranmillis
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Montgomery Upper
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University
Sandown
Albertbridge
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Annadale
MountFinaghy
Mill Park
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81A, 82A
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Ladybrook
Belfast
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Springfield
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St. Annes
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19
18, 19
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29
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Cregagh
93
652
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Musgrave
Poleglass
Stewartstown
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Stranmillis
Beersbridge
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10H 650 Falls
Estate
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East Link Road
Knock
18
Monagh
Whiterock
Grosvenor Balmoral
Road
Hospital
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Springmartin
Road
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Road
Road
Albert
King’s Road
5B
Beechgrove
Forster 18, 19 Knockbreda
29
18, 29
Bridge Belvoir
80/A, 81/A
Clara
King’s Hall
Green
Road
10B/C/X
Old Dundonald
81/A, 82/A 82, 82A Falls Road
10F/X
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93
Grand
18, 29
Road
5A
6
78, 79
Hospital
Blacks 95
Royal
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19 Melfort
Parade
Four
Road
Brian’s
Bell Steele Upper
81, 82
82, 82A Victoria
Main
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Stations
Gilnahirk
77, 30
5.
31
School
Winds
Well
Road
Dunmurry
Sicily
Park
Saintfield
Newton
18
77,
78
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Drive
P
10E/F Falls
81/A, 82/A
8A/B/C
Hosp.
University Ravenhill Road
Woodstock
2. Malone
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Lane
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Park
Park
5
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79
7B, 7D
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Road
Road
Ulsterbus Station
NIRailways
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Shaws
Glen
Glencolin 81A,
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Ride
82A
Whincroft
Centre
Donegall Road
Balmoral
10D/E
652
7A, 7C
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Road
Castlereagh Way
89,90,91,92,92A
90, 91
Cregagh
78, 79
Road
4. Laganside Buscentre
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7A, 7C
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92,92A,92B
Cherry Road
93
92B
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2.
NIR
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Victoria
St
Mount
Cairnshill
Road
Glen
Road
29/C
650
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30, 31
30
29/C
Road
Merrion
652 Newtownbreda
Kennedy 9A/C
Crescent Avenue Hospital
3. NIR Yorkgate Station
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Lane
Belvoir
Ladas
Centre
RoadAvenue
Road View
29/C
30
KingswayBoucher Finaghy
Drive
Beechill
10B
Drive
29/C
5
77
Upper Malone Road
Road
Summerhill
Road
10C/D/H 10D/E/F
Ballygowan Road
Queen’s
Ballybog
10D/E/X
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77, 77,
78, 78
79
7C/D
29/C
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University
90, 92A
30, 31
Tesco
92, 92B
10A
77, 78
RiverdaleTwinbrook
Ormeau
Stranmillis
30, 79
6
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78
Malone
Upper Knockbreda Road
Montgomery
Park
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Lisburn (Erinvale)
Eagles
76
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9A/C Conway
7B, 7D Laurelgrove
8A/B
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University
Annadale
Finaghy
81A, 82A
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St. Annes
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Tudor
Mount
Cregagh
93
652 Ormeau
Musgrave
Poleglass
Stewartstown
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Park
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Stranmillis
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Hospital
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Balmoral
Forster
Knockbreda Beechgrove
Belvoir
King’s Hall
Green
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10B/C/X
10F/X
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93
Hospital
Blacks
Four
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Brian’s
Bell Steele Upper
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Winds
Well
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Dunmurry
Sicily Park 8A/B/C
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Newton
77, 78 School
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Road
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