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Crawfordsburn Country Park - Lower falls, Crawfordsburn Glen

Crawfordsburn Country Park

4.5(13 reviews)
52.5 mi

Love the atmosphere, and you can see they are trying hard. Staff very attentive. Food is just a…read morelittle short of the mark that the previous owners set. Keep working at it... Menu could be a little better

We recently joined the National Trust in order to get in to some of the country's best parks and…read moregardens but after a walk at Crawfordsburn and down the North Down coast we began to question why, especially with scenery like this on our doorstep. Around 15 minutes from central Belfast and the same from Bangor Town Centre Crawfordsburn really is as convenient as they come! Dog walkers, day trippers and joggers come here in their droves and I don't blame them because there's something for everyone. There's lovely woodland walks through the park itself, a beautiful beach with a large grassy area for picnics and a walk along the coast with views over to Carrickfergus and beyond on a clear day. Yesterday was one of those majestic days at Crawfordsburn where the spring sunshine shimmered on Belfast lough reflecting a warm glow of happiness throughout the whole park! We decided on the coastal walk as we had Ted (our dog) with us. We walked all the way from the park itself to past Carnalea Golf Course, this walk winds all the way up the coast. There's plenty of benches to to stop at and plenty of places for you to get a photo of Belfast Lough in all it's glory (as you've probably seen from my uploads). The park itself has seen a good bit of investment recently with new picnic tables being installed and the welcome addition of a play area that doubles as a nature reserve. There's toilet facilities and plenty of parking (at least 3 car parks). Yesterday there was an ice cream van parked on the grassy area by the beach but he only comes out when the sun is shining. All in all this is a fantastic place for a walk on a sunny day, beware of summer bank holidays as it's known for drinking but otherwise it's a wholesome day out for everyone with loads to see and do!

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Crawfordsburn Country Park - Upper falls, Crawfordsburn Glen

Upper falls, Crawfordsburn Glen

Crawfordsburn Country Park - Upper falls, Crawfordsburn Glen

Upper falls, Crawfordsburn Glen

Crawfordsburn Country Park - Ice cream van! Auld Stacey K straight over!

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Ice cream van! Auld Stacey K straight over!

Titanic Tours

Titanic Tours

4.0(2 reviews)
51.7 mi•Queen Quarter

Located next to the 'big fish' statue is the 'world's only titanic boat tours'--I'm surprised there…read moreare not more because it was really nice to see the city from the water and learn more about the Titanic without having to pay lots to go into the new visitors centre. You see a lot of different aspects of he way ships were built, as well as some recent additions to the habour--like the Union Moon which was recently in an accident. The guide really knows what hes talking about as well. The boat is called the Joyce Too if you get lost looking for it!

As part of an end of year bash, our choir recently took themselves to the waters of Belfast Lough,…read moreand went on a Titanic Boat Tour...was it going to end in disaster? Well, there were a few close calls with some inebriated people standing too close to the edge of the ship, but thankfully, we all came back intact and ready to eat our dinner. This boat tour is well worth the money, and really enjoyable. You can pay £10 per adult or £30 for a family ticket, which I would say would be good value for your money if you are a family of tourists wanting to learn about the history of shipping in Belfast and the Titanic in particular. It does give you some good views of Belfast Lough also, and of course, would be most enjoyable in good, sunny weather. The tours last around an hour and a half, and are informative and enjoyable. I would recommend the experience for tourist and residents of Belfast too - it doesn't hurt to know the history of your own city!

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Titanic Tours
Titanic Tours
Titanic Tours

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Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens

4.7(42 reviews)
51.8 mi•Queen Quarter

We walked through the Botanical Gardens which are located adjacent to the university. As like…read moreeverything else in Ireland, the whole grounds were bright green and full of different plant species and lots and lots of flowers. I particularly liked their greenhouse. The beautiful white medal perfectly balanced the contrast between nature and industrial features while complementing the space and giving these particular plants a specific place to grow, such as succulents. The rose gardens reminded me of something from Alice in Wind with how the grass paths were weaved between the rose bushes and some of the flowers looked fake because they were so healthy and vibrant.  There are two newer greenhouses that were built specifically for tropical plants. Inside of each of these greenhouses, the temperature and humidity was set to stay at the perfect settings for these tropical plants to thrive. They were multiple stories so that the trees could grow tall and the vines could grow long and even go all the way up to the rafters. A great place to see and spend time on a sunny or partly cloudy day!!

Beautiful grounds near Queen's College in Belfast. So peaceful and sprawling. The grounds…read moremeticulously kept. The grounds included some magnificently lush green lawn for taking in the nice weather being experienced during our stay. The Ferris Wheel was well worth the nominal expense. The rose garden was beautifully laid out.

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Botanic Gardens - Green and serene

Green and serene

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