Ulster Hall

Built in 1862, the Ulster Hall has been entertaining the citizens of Belfast for almost 150 years. The newly refurbished Ulster Hall will continue to entertain
and it now provides a home for the Ulster Orchestra and their programme of world class concerts.

- From Europa Bus Centre/Great Victoria Street Station, 5 mins walk. Leave the station, turn left and cross the road at the traffic lights. You will have the Crown bar in front of you, take the road at the corner of the Crown bar, which is called Amelia Street. Follow the street and then turn right into Franklin Street. Walk straight ahead and turn right into the second street, which is Bedford Street. You will find the Ulster Hall on your left hand side a bit further ahead.

- From Central Station, 10-15 mins walk. Leave the station, turn left into East Bridge Street, walk straight ahead till the traffic lights and turn right into Victoria Street. Turn left into the first street on your left hand side, which is called May Street, and walk straight ahead for a while until the street leads onto Donegall Square, where the Belfast City Hall is located. You will have the back of the City Hall in front of you. Turn right into Bedford Street, proceed until you will find the Ulster Hall on your left hand side.

- From Botanic Station, 10 mins walk. Leave the station, turn right into Botanic Avenue, follow the street until it leads onto Dublin Road. Walk straight ahead until the street leads onto Bedford Street, the Ulster Hall is located on your right hand side.

- Metro Bus 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D, 29A, 30A stop on Bedford Street, directly opposite the Hall.

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