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What to do and see in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom: The Best Civic Centers
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Restaurants in Northern Ireland
1. Millennium Forum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
The Millennium Forum is one of the largest purpose built theatres, exhibition and conference centres in the island of Ireland. It has no competitors in terms of size in the North West of Ireland.
Reviewed By caravaggio2018 - Western Ireland, Ireland
Went to this years pantomime of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Went with my little one of 4. It was the afternoon show starting 2pm and finished just before 5pm. The time flew by and my little one was entertained and enthralled throughout. What a great show they put on. The jokes and references throughout were great for the parents in the audience.
2. C.S. Lewis Square
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
A celebration of one of east Belfast's most famous sons, the C.S. Lewis Square opened in late 2016 as part of the £40 million Connswater Community Greenway Project and boasts seven inspiring sculptures from the author's most famous work 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'. Jack Coffee Bar (also named after C.S. Lewis) in the adjoining EastSide Visitor Centre is open 7 days a week.
Reviewed By alisonesler - Ballymena, United Kingdom
Great Tribute to the late Poet with great statues of his characters People dont realise it exists Hidden Gem
3. Waterfront Hall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 510 reviews
The Waterfront Hall is a landmark entertainment venue in Belfast City Centre, offering music, comedy, entertainment and family events for everyone.
Reviewed By Culture514156
The venue was great and seating very comfortable with good leg room. Had a great view of the stage as our seats were 3 rows back on the ground floor all in all a most enjoyable night.
4. Merville House
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By T921COsamantham - Belfast, United Kingdom
I was lucky enough to find out that the Yarn Patch was opening softly and have been able to visit! It is in a wonderful house which is worth a look anyway and the Yarn Patch has restored the Donegall Suite into something spectacular! Serving friendliness, wonderful cakes and coffee, the real find is that this is a yarn coffee shop. Wool will line all the walls and workshops from Patchwork to Macrame to crochet and weaving will happen as will crochet and knitting classes. But!!!! At anytime there is a brilliant cosy feel and so it’s really a knit and natter at all times. It really is a real find! And the yarn basket that Claire made up for me for my aunt is just too good not to share!
