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Lisburn : Things to see and do
Lisburn : Organise your stay
Lisburn :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Lisburn Hotel tips
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Ballymac Hotel from55 £
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Flatfield House Clock Tower Coaching Self Catering Apartments from35 £
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Premier Inn Lisburn from52 £
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Lisburn Leisure tips
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Belfast City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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Travel guide Lisburn
Lisburn : The Michelin guide review
The town is located in the middle of Ulster's linen-producing region, and throughout the 19C supplied half of all the linen woven. In 1707, Lisburn was destroyed by a fire that only spared the Assembly Rooms, set at the top of the market square. From 1873 to 1885, its Member of Parliament was Sir Richard Wallace, owner of the collection that bears his family name in London. His Lisburn residence is a copy of Hertford House, Wallace's London home, and faces the park entrance.
Tourist attractions Lisburn : Things to see and do
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Castle Ward
A25 GB - Strangford
Grounds dominating Strangford Lough provide the superb setting for this residence, built from 1760 to 1775. It is a unique architectural compromise between the tastes of Bernard Ward and his wife Anne. He had a penchant for the rigour of classical ..
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Christchurch Cathedral
24 Castle Street GB - Lisburn BT27 4XD
The town is dominated by the cathedral (1623, rebuilt in 1708), a fine example of Planter's gothic style. In the cemetery, you can see the tomb of Crommelin.
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Irish Linen Centre - Lisburn Museum
GB - Lisburn
The events hall has been enlarged and adapted to serve as the local museum, and also houses an interesting exhibition on the area’s linen industry. In the Middle Ages, Irish linen was exported to England to be woven. In the 17C the Scots and English ..
Hotels Lisburn
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Beechlawn House Hotel
4 Upper Dunmurry Lane GB - Dunmurry BT17 9RR
Prix Prices from : 58.65 GBP
Just 10 minutes from Belfast’s vibrant city centre, The Beechlawn House Hotel offers large, colourful bedrooms with 24-hour room service. With an international restaurant, there is also free private parking. The Beechers Restaurant offers an intimat..
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Ballymac Hotel
7A Rock Road Stoneyford GB - Lisburn BT28 3SU
Just 20 minutes from Belfast and 10 minutes from Lisburn, the Ballymac Hotel offers modern rooms in a country setting. All rooms have satellite TV, internet access and a bathroom with a bath or shower. Most rooms have countryside views. The Ballyma..
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Ramada Plaza Belfast
117 Milltown Rd, Shaw's Bridge GB - Belfast BT8 7XP
Prix Prices from : 69 GBP
The Ramada Plaza Belfast is a 4-star hotel is situated in the picturesque surroundings of Lagan Valley Regional Park, just 10 minutes by car from Belfast's thriving city centre. Each luxurious en suite room at Ramada Plaza Belfast has a king-size be..
Leisure activities Lisburn
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Prices from : 16.50 €
A Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing tour in Belfast Details Belfast is the capital city of Northern Island and has historically been a centre for the Irish linen industry, tobacco production, rope-making and shipbuilding. With 20 stops conveniently loca..
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The open top bus tour now has 20 stops around the city for you to hop on and hop off and discover Belfast. The tour takes in the ever changing Titanic Quarter, birth place of Titanic and now an exciting new development for the city. The tour then con..
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Find out more about the Giants Causeway, the legent and the geology explanation, with this full day tour. Details Take this full day out to explore the Giant's Causeway situated on the North coast of Ireland, an area of approximately 40,000 inter..
Restaurants Lisburn
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Molly's Yard
1 College Green Mews, Botanic Ave GB - Belfast BT7 1LW
Friendly split-level bistro in former coach house and stables, with exposed brickwork and pleasant courtyard. Menus display fresh, unfussy, modern bistro fare; simpler dishes at lunch. Fine locally brewed ales and stouts.
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Pheasant
410 Upper Ballynahinch Rd GB - Annahilt BT26 6NR
Sizeable yellow-washed pub with gothic styling and typical Irish feel. Menus offer local, seasonal produce, with seafood a speciality in summer and game featuring highly in the winter.
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Parson's Nose
48 Lisburn St IRL - Hillsborough BT26 6AB
Characterful Georgian property built by the first Marquis of Downshire. Rustic, open-fired bar; restaurant above overlooks a lake in the castle grounds. Unashamedly traditional menus and generous portions; the daily fish specials are a hit.
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Plough Inn
3 The Square GB - Hillsborough BT26 6AG
Family-run 18C coaching inn that's three establishments in one: a bar with adjoining dining room, café and bistro. Dishes range from light snacks and pub classics to modern, international fare.
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The Green Door
60 Eglantine Ave GB - Belfast BT9 6DY
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Cayenne
7 Ascot House, Shaftesbury Sq GB - Belfast BT2 7DB
Stylish restaurant with leather-furnished lounge and large dining room displaying Asian/Oriental touches. Choice of good value set or more adventurous à la carte menus, offering unfussy, flavoursome cooking with an Asian base. Service is friendly and..
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Oregano
29 Ballyrobert Rd GB - Ballyclare BT39 9RY
Very remotely set, unassuming Victorian house concealing a spacious, modern bar and lounge, and a stylish restaurant hung with contemporary art. Good value modern British cooking uses local produce and displays some European influences. Flavours are ..
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Shu
253 Lisburn Rd GB - Belfast BT9 7EN
Modern L-shaped restaurant in affluent residential district, with cream/dark wood décor and lively, vibrant atmosphere. Modern British cooking is guided by seasonality and availability of local produce.
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Restaurant 23
Balmoral Hotel (1st floor), 13 Seaview GB - Warrenpoint BT34 3NJ
Long-standing restaurant that moved from the high street to the first floor of a seafront hotel. Trendy bar and lounge; dining room with boldly patterned wallpapers, red banquettes and fantastic lough views. Neatly presented, unfussy classics at lunc..
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Fontana
61A High St GB - Holywood BT18 9AE
Smart first floor restaurant accessed via a narrow, town centre passageway. Modern British cooking displays Mediterranean influences; specials include local fish, in unfussy, flavoursome combinations. Good value lunch and midweek dinner.
