Last time i visited the ulster museum was when i was a uni so a long time ago. Safe to say the revamp is brilliant and we had a great afternoon out. Its a lovely building inside, very modern. And ist well designed so you start at the top and work your way down to the exit. Too much stuff... More

This was something we didn't put aside a lot of time for as we were short on time. However, once we got in we know we could've spent half a day there. It was full of information & was one of the best museum's my wife & I have ever been to. Very modern, clean, interesting design with information from... More

A very eclectic collection of items to make a visit interesting and very worthwhile as are the Botanic Gardens with the Palm House and the Tropical Ravine behind the museum. The Government Collection of paintings are there until the 9th of June. This is a fantastic opportunity to see marvellous paintings from the 16th century up to the present day.... More

Recently visited the museum, not having been there since a primary school trip, which I can assure you was a very long time ago! Very impressed, well arranged and a great day out for the family! Coffee shop could be improved but there are lots of other dining options nearby!

Well laid out and free entry which is always a bonus. Really enjoyed our hours spent there on a wet Sunday afternoon.

The exhibits are well laid out and it's obvious a lot of thought has been given to the layout of the museum. Each area is self explanatory, and follow logically from the one before. It traces the history of the area from the first inhabitants through to the current day.

Lovely museum in the botanic gardens, wonderfully laid out and with hands on activities for children (and not only children!). Definitely worth a visit!

Lots of history of the troubles and the ship building heritage. Helpful staff ready to direct and explain the exhibits. The separate art exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci drawings was very interesting.

My kids love this place and we should have visited it more often. It is free (but please be generous with your voluntary donation to keep this place going) and there is lots to see for adults and kids. There is a real eygtian mummy and there are lots of natural stones/gems and also a nature section where there were... More