Ulster Museum
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Set in the delightful surroundings of the Botanic Gardens in South
Belfast, next to Queen’s University, the Ulster Museum is Northern
Ireland’s treasure house of the past and present. Its collections are
comprehensive and fascinating, covering fine and applied art,
archaeology and ethnography, local history and natural sciences. A
combination of permanent displays, temporary exhibitions and
related events offers visitors the chance to enjoy a strong visual arts
programme, discover the unfolding story of the north from the Ice Age
to the 20th century and explore the diversity of the country’s natural
history.

ADDRESS: Botanic Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5AB
TEL: 028-9038 3000
FAX: 028-9038 3003
WEBSITE: www.ulstermuseum.org.uk

LOCATION: The Botanic Gardens, adjacent to Queen’s University, South Belfast

SEASON: Museum is closed for major refurbishment until Spring 2009

OPENING TIMES: Mon-Fri: 10.00-17.00. Sat: 13.00-17.00 / Sun: 14.00-17.00

GROUP BOOKINGS NECESSARY: Yes - for school/education groups
No - for tour groups

BOOKING CONTACT: Rosemary Stewart

EDUCATION OFFICER: Marian Ferguson

AVERAGE VISIT LENGTH: 11/2 hours

ENTRANCE FEES: FREE ADMISSION

GUIDED TOURS: Yes - for school/education groups. No - for tour groups

AUDIO VISUAL: Duration: 45 minutes Languages: English

EXHIBITION: Permanent displays of art, history and natural sciences, plus temporary
exhibitions and touring shows.

Languages: Mainly in English. Some information sheets available in French,
German & Spanish

RESTAURANT: Light snacks and refreshments

PICNIC AREA: Botanic Gardens suitable

SHOP: Books, prints, crafts and gifts

INFORMATION GUIDE: English

COACH PARKING: Set down only

CAR PARKING: Street parking only

DISABLED ACCESS/TOILET: Yes - ramps, wheelchair lifts, toilets, loop
system. Disabled parking available on request