Name: Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
Rating: 5.0

Ulster Folk and Transport Museum

Ulster Folk Museum, Bangor Road, Holywood, UK

1-99 Years

Paid

Description

Welcome to the ulster folk museum, Join us in celebrating and preserving everyday skills, customs and traditions that were passed down over many generations in Ulster. The Ulster Folk Museum puts the past in dialogue with the present in order to inspire and shape the future.

Discover how reconnecting with the past can help us grow and thrive in the world today. A fun-filled family day at Ulster Folk Museum where you will learn all about the wild mammals of Northern Ireland and how to track them.

Price starts from £12.50 for Adults(18 - 59 years), £7.80 for Children(5-17 & under 5s free) and £26.70 for Family(1 Adult & 2 Children OR 2 Adults & 1 Child). If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.

Features

Paid
Host birthday parties: No

Features

Explore the museum: Join us as we explore the buildings that make up the Ulster Folk Museum. Learn why they were brought to the museum; the stories of the people connected to them; and why they are an essential part of our shared heritage.

Facilities

Parking: Our main visitor car park is open and free for all visitors. The rural car park is closed to the public. There is also an overflow car park located at the bottom of the hill when you first enter the site beside the security barriers. Parking is free.
Food & Drinks: Ballycultra Tearoom will be open during museum hours offering a selection of hot and cold food and refreshments. When you arrive, just place your order at the counter, take a seat and our staff will deliver your order to your table.
Toilets: We have public toilets throughout the museum that are managed and cleaned on a regular basis.
Dogs: Dogs are allowed in outdoor spaces at the Ulster Folk Museum however they must be kept on a short lead at all times. And we ask that you please pick up after your dog.

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Contact

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Price

Price: Paid

Price Details

Adult (18–59 years): £12.50 & £13.75 including donation.
Senior Citizen (60 years+): £9.75 & £10.73 including donation.
Student (18+ years in full-time education): £9.75 & £10.73 including donation.
Child (5–17 years): £7.80 & £8.58 including donation.
Child Under 5 years: FREE.
Family of 3 (1 Adult & 2 Children OR 2 Adults & 1 Child): £26.70 & £29.37 including donation.
Family of 4 (1 Adult & 3 Children OR 2 Adults & 2 Children): £30.75 & £33.83 including donation.
Family of 5 (2 Adults & 3 Children OR 1 Adult & 4 Children): £36.50 & £40.15 including donation.

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Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: No

Tuesday to Friday: 10:00 to 16:00
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 to 16:00
From March to September: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 to 17:00

Address: Ulster Folk Museum, Bangor Road, Holywood, UK

Post Code: BT18 0EU

Council: Holywood

County: Down

By Car: From Belfast City Centre, take the A2 towards City Airport/Bangor/Holywood, then keep left onto the Sydenham By-Pass A2. Follow the A2 for 3.7 miles until you reach the museum on your left-hand side, just past the Culloden Hotel.
By Bus: From Belfast-Take the 502a or the 502b Ulsterbus from Laganside Buscentre in Belfast City Centre, towards Cultra, Ulster Folk Museum. There is no bus from Europa Buscentre anymore. Disembark at Ulster Folk Museum and from there the 10-minute walk up to the museum is signposted. Please note the walk is uphill, so if you have any accessibility requirements, please call us on 028 9042 8428 before your arrival and we'll help you.
By Train: If you’re travelling to us by train, you need to get on the Bangor line from Lanyon station and disembark at Cultra station. You will come across the Transport Museum first when you arrive, and it’s a 15-minute walk from there to the Folk Museum. Please note the walk is uphill; this is steep in parts.
Parking: Our main visitor car park is open and free for all visitors. The rural car park is closed to the public. There is also an overflow car park located at the bottom of the hill when you first enter the site beside the security barriers. Parking is free.