Belfast is a weird, passionate, messed-up place. The legacy of Northern Ireland's conflict is about more than people, it’s about the place. It’s about how the people of Belfast navigate this divided city, and how we build shared spaces for people of all backgrounds to co-exist.

Follow a trail through the Titanic quarter and discover replicas of the famous Game of Thrones glass doors on set as they were.

The Folk Museum tells the story of life in early 20th century Ulster. A bygone era is recreated in a rural landscape of farms, cottages, traditional crops and local breeds of livestock.

Make your way to the rebuilt St George's Market for a genuine flavour of Belfast life.

A day at the Museum will be enjoyable for families, organisations, schools, and individuals.

Come and enjoy a great lengthy journey by taking the Black Taxi tour.