Reviews of Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum. (Museum) in Belfast (County Antrim).
Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum
5 Waring St, Belfast BT1 2EW, United Kingdom
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Information of Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum, Museum in Belfast (County Antrim)
On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.
This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Open hours of Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum
Sunday
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10am–4pm
Wednesday
10am–4pm
Thursday
10am–4pm
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Reviews of Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum
A. M.Its a small museum thats a bit hard to find as its behind a closed off building. Fortunately, there are signs pointing you to the right direction, so just follow them and you should arrive at the front. It's free to enter for all visitors.
The musuem is very small. The exhibits are all in one room, mostly displaying world war 1 and 2 artifacts. There isn't much context given for most of the items shown, so unless you are a history buff or are lucky enough to get the owner to guide you, it might be quite boring to the average visitor.
As a Malaysian, it is exciting to see that the Pingat Jasa Malaysia is shown here. Any Malaysians wanting to see this medal that is awarded to commonwealth soldiers can visit this place to have a look.
T. G.Fantastic Military Museum, staff very friendly and very very knowledgeable. A must visit when in Northern Ireland.
r. w.A fantastic albeit small museum documenting the military history of the province by people of all communities. Knowledgeable volunteer staff and some brilliant exhibits. Bonus - its free! Be aware the entrance is tucked away. Look for the signage.
Be aware they have recently moved. Check online for details (2022)
C. C.Perfect and friendly place, Staff very welcoming and very informative. History of the regiment displayed out well..great to be able to see all.the artifacts in front of you and not on screen..you can actually get a feel for what the soldiers actually went through..
Gavin and staff are very knowledgeable, and its great listening to their stories too
J. B.Dont be thrown by the outside as whats inside is fascinating. Brilliant ode to those who served every corner of the earth under the ulster flag. The memorabilia was in pristine condition and provided in depth stories. Would suggest every Irish person visit this museum to respect and honour those who have fought for Ireland
G. H.The museum is quite small, but it is laid out in a way that allows the entire history of the regiment and its parent regiments to be displayed. If you believe that you have relatives who served in a regiment in the past the staff can also check their records for names. Having the soldiers service number will help with this.
P. M.A lot of superbly interesting information about the regiment, run by people that clearly care an awful lot about the memory of the fallen. Had a great conversation about WWI Irish casualties with the fellow on the reception desk. Superb archive of military history texts which we saw as the main space was used for a meeting.
A. H.A great place to request information on reletaves from the Royal Irish Rifflesm. The museum is small but full of interesting items. The admin/receptionist was extremely helpful with finding information on my ancestor. I didn't know this place existed as it is tucked out of the way and not well sign posted, it was only through hearsay that I became aware of it.
L. G.Was wondering where this place was a for a while and found it hidden behind some buildings! Small little gem with interesting artefacts on display ! Good for a quick visit with kids and it's free! Plenty of information to read for adults !
V. M.A very interesting place. Staff members all extremely nice and helpful. I took a group of local elderly people and they loved it. I recommend visiting it!
N. T.A very interesting place definitely an eye opener into the bravery, courage and determination of the ordinary Ulster man in the street. A place to be visited, respected and rembered.
R. P.Not a huge museum, Filled with different weaponry and body armor through the history of modern warfare. No money required, but you can donate some sterling.
P. K.Very informative and beautiful gallery. The people there were happy to tell us all about the collection and it was a lovely time.
A. A.Brilliant hidden gem in the city centre. Fascinating display of our proud history and the bravery of all our past forces. Intriguing place.
S. M.Very interesting museum and very helpful staff if you're doing any research.
S. R.Fantastic so interesting you could spend your day even more looking and learning about it the volunteers were so lovely and helpful
D. M.A little musseum with a lot of amazing stuff and so much interesting facts about them that the owner splains and makes your visit so much amusing.
m. “. H.Worth a look to see the memorabilia and artifacts from ww1 and ww2 very interesting.
J. T.Top spot for Regimental history and a most knowledgeable curator.
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J. M.First class place to visit and the staff are very helpful and informative.
R. R. (.What a lovely curator.. stuffed with history, marvelous.
A. B.Excellent museum staff very informative and helpful
S. D.Wide variety of artifacts from all sorts of times and places in the long history of this regiment.
c. C.Brilliant as always, excellent staff and friendly service
G. C.very good all round will definitely be back.
G. S.Very informative and welcoming gentlemen at the entrance
A. R.Interesting history. Friendly staff
G. B.really helpful staff
M. B.Great wee museum
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