Ulster Museum Review

Forgive our inconspicuousness, this museum near Queen's University is the largest comprehensive museum in Northern Ireland. The most attractive exhibits here are presumably the huge dinosaur skeleton. Of course, it is comprehensive, and there are other types of exhibits.

The museum in the Botanic Gardens is close to Queen's University, and although located near the southernmost part of the city, it is indeed the largest comprehensive museum in Northern Ireland. The huge atrium is hung by the skeleton of the dinosaurs and looks different. In fact, many of the bottom exhibits here are related to dinosaurs. Upstairs are art paintings, relatively complete, but the scale is inferior to the national museums in Scotland and Wales.

ulster museum ! ! ! ! ! Super shocking museum! I like it very much, and it is full of eyes! This sentence is most suitable here for knowing the astronomy and knowing the geography. When I went, many local parents took their children to play and study at the museum. The museum does not charge tickets for mandatory fees, mainly to donate, donation depends! great! ! ! The content is great! !

The Ulster Museum is definitely one of the best in Belfast, a three-story building with lots of different information, a large art gallery on the top floor, recommended for a £5 donation. There is a lot of Northern Ireland history and some natural history.

There are many exhibitions of fossils and Irish island history in the museum, including prehistoric and post-A. I found it very interesting and went in and looked at it. The result was quite surprising. The museum collection is really rich.