Great Days Out for Groups - Discover Northern Ireland

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Belfast BredSample the delights of Belfast food and discover the city’s fascinating culinary history on thistheatrical walking tour of the city’s cuisine from past to present, written by Seth Linder andpresented by Belfast theatre company Kabosh.GARDENS • CULTURE • LITERATURE • LOCAL History • MYTHS & LEGENDS • HeritaGE • CHRISTIAN HERITAGE • CREATIVE • NATURE • ACTIVEOn this theatrical walking tour, you’ll sample some delicious examples of Belfast cuisine anddiscover the city’s fascinating culinary history in the company of Barney, a chef from RMSTitanic. Having recently de-thawed following the melting of the iceberg in which he had beenfrozen, Barney has two-and-a-half hours to find the ingredients he needs to recreate the lastdinner on Titanic. So join Barney on this compelling journey around some of the city’s greatfood locations, as he fills you in on the remarkable history of his city and introduces you to itsworld-class food and drink.This absorbing dramatised tour includes mouth-watering free samples at each location,like the famous Belfast Bap (with cured bacon) at Belfast institution, the century-oldSawers Deli 1; the finest local seafood and fishy tales with Andy Rae, head chef at theaward-winning Mourne Seafood Bar 2; superb locally-brewed beers at The John Hewitt 3;the tastiest local cheeses in Nick’s Warehouse 4 and sizzling hot rock steaks inMcHugh's Bar & Restaurant 5. The tour finishes at the award-winning St George’s Market 6.This tour is available for group bookings, maximum group size of 20. Suitable outdoorclothing and walking footwear is recommended. Locations are subject to change.TO BOOK CONTACTKabosh T: (028) 9024 3343 E: info@kabosh.netVisit contacts1SAWERS Deli7 College Street,Belfast, BT1 6ES.(028) 9032 20212Mourne Seafood Bar34 – 36 Bank Street,Belfast, BT1 1HL.(028) 9024 85443The John Hewitt51 Donegall Street,Belfast, BT1 2FH.(028) 9023 37684Nick’s Warehouse35-39 Hill St,Belfast, BT1 2LB.(028) 9043 9690W: www.kabosh.net5Mchugh's bar & restaurant29-31 Queen's Square,Belfast, BT1 3FG.(028) 9050 99996St George’s Market12-20 East Bridge Street,Belfast, BT1 3NQ.(028) 9043 5704WHILE YOU’RE in THE AREAEating Out - The Spaniard; Muriel's Cafe Bar; St George’s Market Bar and Grill; Arc Brasserie atBelfast Waterfront Hall; The Grill Room at Ten Square Hotel.Retail therapy - Victoria Square Shopping Centre; CastleCourt Shopping Centre; Queen’s Arcade;The Wicker Man.Extending your visit - The Belfast Barge; Oh Yeah Music Centre; Belfast Exposed Gallery;Belfast Print Workshop Gallery.your day outAt a glance2-3HOURS26For additional information and more group day visit ideas, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groupsKABosh Belfast Bred Tour
GARDENS • CULTURE • LITERATURE • LOCAL HISTORY • MYTHS & LEGENDS • HERITAGE • CHRISTIAN HERITAGE • CREATIVE • NATURE • ACTIVEHills And HeatherTake to the glorious, green hills above Belfast and tread the soft heather on the beautifulBlack Mountain. At the end of the tour relax with a drink at one of the world’s most beautifulVictorian pubs, the National Trust owned Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast city centre.Meet your guide Maureen Maginnis, a registered Blue Badge Guide, at an appropriatelocation and travel to the Black Mountain National Trust car park at Divis Road 1.Enjoy a guided walk to Black Mountain with its spectacular panoramic views over Belfast Cityand Belfast Lough. On a clear day you can see over to Strangford Lough, the Mournes and theSperrins, and even as far as Donegal and Scotland.The sublime walk is over a 6 kilometre route of traffic free paths and there will be little climbinginvolved as there is coach access most of the way up. Please wear suitable footwear and clothingfor walking as this is a mountain environment and weather conditions can change rapidly.After your walk it’s time to enjoy some refreshments and ‘craic’ in the National Trust ownedCrown Liquor Saloon 2 in the centre of Belfast. One of the most famous pubs in the world,it is renowned for its special snugs and beautiful tiling, glasswork and ornamental woodwork.TO BOOK CONTACTMaureen Maginnis, Blue Badge Guide T: (028) 9040 2347M: 07891 505290 E: maureenmaginnis@btinternet.comVisit contacts1BLACk MouNTAINNATIonal TruSTDivis Road, Hannahstown,Belfast, BT17 0NG.(028) 9082 54342The CrownLiquor Saloon46 Great Victoria Street,Belfast, BT2 7BA.(028) 9027 9901WHILE YOU’RE in THE AREAEating Out - The Crown Liquor Saloon; Luciano’s at the Grand Opera House; Restaurant Victoria.Retail therapy - Belfast City Centre; Spires Shopping Mall.Extending your visit - Belfast City Hall; Belfast Castle; Ulster Museum.your day outAt a glance3-4HOURSGroup20 maxsize28For additional information and more group day visit ideas, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groupsBLACK mountain
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