Discover Ulster’s rich heritage and artisan traditions with this immersive full-day experience.
Suitable for: Groups (Museum for demos) | Duration: Full day
Discover Ulster’s rich heritage and artisan traditions with this immersive full-day experience. Journey through historic sites and explore the craftsmanship of local silversmiths, blending cultural storytelling, hands-on creativity, and authentic rural life. Perfect for groups, this itinerary offers a meaningful connection to the history and artistry of Ards and North Down.
Prices available on request – This itinerary can tailored to suit your requirement, quotes available depending on group numbers and chosen experiences.
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Ulster Folk Museum, National Museums Northern Ireland
Cultra near Holywood, BT18 0EU
Step back in time and explore life in Ulster from the 1800s onwards. Wander through traditional thatched cottages, working farms, and a recreated historic town, meeting costumed guides and experiencing authentic crafts, stories, and rural traditions in a beautiful open-air setting.
Find out more about the Ulster Folk Museum, Cultra
NI Silver Demo
Discover the artistry of local silversmiths, with demonstrations of pressing and beautiful handcrafted pieces to admire or purchase.
Find out more about NI Silver and their workshops
Lunch option
After a busy morning, take time to enjoy lunch at the Ulster Folk Museum.
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