Who owns the Ulster Folk Museum?

Sir Robert Kennedy
The site the museum occupies was formally the Estate of Sir Robert Kennedy, and was acquired in 1961, with the museum opening to the public for the first time three years later in 1964.

What type of attraction is the Ulster Folk Museum?

Ulster Folk Museum You’ll find majestic locomotives, horse-drawn carriages, vintage motorbikes, and cars at the Transport Museum, along with exhibits of historical materials including photographs of the Titanic.

Where is the Ulster Folk Museum in Belfast?

Don’t miss the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum in your next holiday plan and get introduced to the aspects of the past. The Museum lies on the main Belfast to Banger Road, east of Belfast City Centre in Cultra near Hollywood, County Down. Get on the bus heading to Bangor Road. Then, get off at the bus stop placed outside the entrance of the Museum.

Is the Ulster Transport Museum Friends of Cultra?

Friends of Cultra. If you love the Ulster Transport Museum, becoming a Friend offers a whole host of benefits. You’ll play a part in ensuring the continued success of the museum at Cultra.

How big is Cultra Manor in Northern Ireland?

The area is perfect for exploration opportunities as it is littered with thatched cottages, farms, schools, workplaces, churches and shops from over 100 years ago. Set in over 170 acres of rolling countryside overlooking Belfast Lough, visitors can admire the traditional crafts and meet farm animals.

Which is the best place to visit Cultra?

On the extensive grounds of Cultra Manor dozens of original relocated buildings combined with full-size reconstructions have created a very representative village (or even small town) of the period. Costumed guides add to the “time travel” feeling. The transport exhibition “across the road” is a highlight for fans of vintage technology.