Parks & Playgrounds in Belfast
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Entrance to the park is via Holywood Road and Inverary Avenue. If you are travelling by bus, take Metro no. 3 or 28 from Belfast city centre.
Alderman Tommy Patton Memorial...
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Entrance to the park is via Castleton Gardens, Mountcollyer Street and Deacon Street. If you are travelling by bus, take Metro no.1 A-H from...
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Entrance to the park is via Dub Lane, Milltown Road and Shaw's Bridge. Take Metro no. 8A-C from Belfast city centre and get off at Dub Lane.
Barnett Demesne, once a private...
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You can enter the park via the Cave Hill Adventurous Playground at Gray's Lane or Innisfayle Park. Take Metro no.1 A-H from Belfast city centre (Monday to Saturday) or no.1 C-E or...
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Entrance to the park is via Donegall Square North, Donegall Square East and Donegall Square West. Belfast City Hall is located in the city centre, near most major bus stops.
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Entrance to the park is via Cairnburn Road and Circular Road. If you are travelling by bus from Belfast city centre, take Metro no. 27, 28 or 29.
Belmont Park is a semi-wild...
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Botanic Gardens is an important part of Belfast's Victorian heritage and a popular meeting place for residents, students and tourists.
It contains two important buildings, the...
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