Reviews

  1. lauren cole ★★★★★

    thank you to all the staff today. I really enjoyed my visit with my parents and sister. It felt so refreshing so unplug and step back in time. I’d like to especially thank the doctor who was fantastic. He stayed in character the entire time and made things feel so real. He is a real asset and made the visit completely. Please pass my thanks onto him, my entire family were really impressed. It would be great to see more like him in those traditional roles.

  2. Luise “Luise” Grigoleit ★★★★★

    We spent a wonderful day at the museum and still felt that six hours weren’t enough to see everything. It truly feels like stepping back in time — the houses and interiors are beautifully crafted and full of intricate details. We spoke with around eight interpreters representing various historical professions, such as a doctor and a blacksmith, and each conversation was both fascinating and fun. The entry fee offers excellent value, and there’s even a discount if you arrive by public transport. An absolute must-see when in Belfast!

  3. Frances Orchard ★★★★★

    Great day out. From the moment we arrived, the staff and volunteers were friendly, knowledgeable and clearly enjoying themselves as much as the rest of us. The doctor was a particular favourite. He brought the role of the local doctor to life. Just a shame we couldn't transport him to our local surgery. The sweet shop brought back many a memory. A very informative and instructive discussion on weaving and the important role of looms in the community. The local hostelry was worth a visit for the history of the building and a glass of the black stuff. Really interesting buildings, steeped in history. Gentle walks around the park to see the cottages and farm buildings. You could easily spend the entire day there. The gift shop had an array of gifts on offer, at prices to suit most pockets. We really enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend the park and visit again if we were in the area.

  1. Sandi H-H ★★★★★

    I first visited in 1971 as a child. Since then I’ve visited the museum over 20 times. I always see and learn something new. The staff and volunteers are welcoming and knowledgeable. We pick a nice day and walk the full park, thoroughly enjoying the peace and quiet especially in the rural sections. A special place.

  2. neil higgs ★★★★★

    Went for a day out from Warren Point. Amazing to see all the old buildings, many which had been transported from all over Ireland and rebuilt. Also saw several of the craftsmen and women carrying out traditional work. It demonstrated history much better than just reading in books. Even had a pint in the old pub on site. Well worth the visit and a great day out for all the family.

  3. Amanda Kennedy ★★★★★

    Ulster Folk Museum is a brilliant collection of a walk through time in history of the way things were. Fantastic display of farm houses, businesses, live interaction, and outdoor adventure learning for the family. I highly recommend seeing this museum if in the area.

  1. A ON ★★★★★

    The Ulster Folk Museum is wonderful, it features many old buildings, some of which are replicas and some of which have been moved from other areas. A great place, with excellent staff. Lovely for a quiet day out. The tea rooms are brilliant as well.

  2. L H ★★★★★

    What a fantastic place! We recieved a warm greeting from the get-go, and all the staff were very friendly and informative (especially the lovely gentleman in the photograph shop). It was a great insight into history and rural life, and we would totally visit again! There are facilities available throughout, and it was easily accessible via taxi or bus - its a steep treck up to the entrance though, so it's good to be aware of this.

  3. Anthony Bourner ★★★★★

    Decided to have a family day out here. Very pleasant place with friendly staff. The parking is free if you are visiting the attraction. There are toilets on site, at various locations. Food is available at the venue, or there are picnic tables at various locations. There are lots of buildings you can access and several interactive areas with staff in costumes. Please note that not all interactive activities are on all the time. We booked on line before our visit, which meant access was very quick. Good family day out.

  1. Sarah Fletcher ★★★★★

    Absolutely awesome – beautifully reconstructed historical buildings, gorgeous countryside walk, and knowledgeable craftspeople demonstrating a range of crafts using period equipment. Plenty of toilet facilities, a nice cafe and friendly staff throughout.

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Ulster Folk Museum is located at 153 Bangor Rd, Holywood BT18 0EU, UK

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You can contact Ulster Folk Museum at +44 28 9042 8428

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